8/25: Grammer Plus Flashcards

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There is/ there are

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Hay

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Is there? Are there?

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¿Hay?

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3
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To a group

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Ustedes/ vosotros

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About a group, not direct

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Ellos/ ellas

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Indicative tense

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Present tense. Yo hablo inglés means:
I speak English
I do speak English
I am speaking English

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Meanings of ‘tú hables inglés’

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You speak English
You do speak English
You are speaking English

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I need to speak with John

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Necesito hablar con John
(Notice- only first verb is conjugated)

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8
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Adjectives!

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Adjectives change form depending on noun, e.g. el chico alto vs la chica alta
If they end in -e, they do not change form
Add -s for plural

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Order of adjectives

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Noun descriptive adjective: el chico alto
Quantity noun: pocos libros
Inherent quality noun: la blanca nieve

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10
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Lunes

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Monday

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Tuesday

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Martes

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Wednesday

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Miércoles

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Thursday

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Jueves

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Friday

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Viernes

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15
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Saturday

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Sábado

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16
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Sunday

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Domingo

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17
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On monday

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El lunes (el is special with day of weeks, means ‘on’)

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18
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Near future tense

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Present indicative:

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19
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Estar/ser

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Condition ie temporary: estar (how something is)
Essential quality: ser (what something is)

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20
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Estar conjugations

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I am: estoy
You are: estás
He/she is: está
We are: estamos
Y’all are: estáis
They are: está

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Uses of ser

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Date/time, place of origin, occupation, nationality, religion and politics, material, possession, relations, impersonal expressions, where an event is,

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Uses of estar

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Geographical and physical locations, with adjectives for expressing a state/condition, progressive tenses

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23
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To be in agreement

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Estar de acuerdo

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To be standing

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Estar de pie

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To be on the way
Estar en camino
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To datdream
Estar en las nubes
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A=B
A ser B
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El profesor está aburrido
The professor is bored
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El professor es aburrido
The professor is boring
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Something (singular)
Algo
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Nothing
Nada
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Somebody
Alguien
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Nobody
Nadie
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Some, something
Algún (-a, -o, -as, -os)
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None of (affirmative) Any (negative)
Ningún (-o, -a, -os, -as)
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Always
Siempre
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Never
Nunca
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Also
También
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Neither
Tampoco, ni
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Either/ or
O
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Intentionally left blank
Blank
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Question form
¿Question verb subject?
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Where
¿Dónde?
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To where?
¿Adónde?
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From where?
¿De dónde?
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How?
¿Cómo?
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Which?
¿Cuáles?
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When?
¿Cuándo?
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How much?
¿Cuánto?
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How many?
¿Cuántos?
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What? (Not personal info)
¿Qué?
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About what?
¿De qué?
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Who?
¿Quién? (-es for plural)
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Whose?
¿De quién?
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Why?
¿Por qué?
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For what purpose?
¿Para qué?
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Possessive word conjugation
Conjugate depending on the object possessed, not the possessor
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Possessive clothing and body parts
El/la! No possessive articles used, so I like my new dress= me gusta el vestido nuevo
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My
Mi(s)
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Your
Tu(s)
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His/her/their/your(formal)
Su(s)
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Our
Nuestro(-a,-os,-as)
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Your-all casual
Vuestro(-a,-os,-as)
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Obligation, someone has to do something
Tener que + infinitive. ‘Someone’ is defined by conjugation of tener
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Angel has to read the book
Angel tiene que leer el libro
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One must do something
Hay que + infinitive. One must work = Hay que trabajar
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To be cold
Tener frío
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To be hot
Tener calor
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To be hungry
Tener hambre
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To be thirsty
Tener sed
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To be sleepy
Tener sueño
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I am very cold
Tengo mucho frío. Frio is a noun, so use mucho. Muy is used for verbs (muy rapido)
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Whats the weather?
¿Qué tiempo hace?
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It is cold
Hace frío
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It is hot
Hace calor
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It is windy
Hace viento
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It is foggy
Hay niebla
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The sun is shinning
Hay sol
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It is hailing
Hay ganizo
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It is rainging
Llueve
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It is snowing/ it snows
Nieva
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It is drizzling
Llovizna
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Personal ‘a’
If the direct object of a sentence is a specific person or pet, then put an ‘a’ before them. So Biden calls Harris is Biden llama a Harris
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What? Eliciting personal info
¿Cuál?