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Practical Spanish Grammar > Ch. 6 - Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns > Flashcards

Ch. 6 - Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns Flashcards

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Practical Spanish Grammar (34 decks)

Ch. 1 - Basic Expressions

Ch. 1 - New Words

Ch. 1 - Subject Pronouns

Ch. 2 - New Words - In a Restaurant

Ch. 2 - Present Indicative of Regular Verbs

Ch. 2 - Forms and Usage of ser and estar

Ch. 3 - New Words - In a Seafood Restaurant

Ch. 3 - Present Indicative of ir, dar, ver, saber, and decir

Ch. 3 - Question Words

Ch. 3 - Numbers in Spanish

Ch. 4 - New Words - At Seville's Airport

Ch. 4 - Present Indicative of tener, venir, poner, salir, and hacer

Ch. 4 - What time is it?

Ch. 4 - Present Indicative of Stem-Changing Verbs

Ch. 5 - New Words - The Hispanic Family and the House

Ch. 5 - Present Indicative of oír, traer, conocer, and huir

Ch. 5 - The Written Accent

Ch. 5 - Negative and Affirmative Words

Ch. 6 - New Words - At a Hotel in Mexico

Ch. 6 - Idiomatic Expressions with hacer and tener

Ch. 6 - Demonstrative Adjectives and Pronouns

Ch. 6 - Possessive Adjectives and Pronouns

Ch. 7 - New Words - A Birthday Party

Ch. 7 - Direct Object Nouns and Pronouns

Ch. 7 - Common Reflexive Verbs

Ch. 7 - Preterite (Past Tense) of Regular Verbs

Ch. 8 - New Words - Shopping at the Supermarket

Ch. 8 - Preterite of Stem-Changing Verbs

Ch. 8 - Preterite of Irregular Verbs

Ch. 8 - Idiomatic Expressions with Verbs hay, hay que, acabar de, ponerse a

Ch. 9 - New Words - At a Bank in México City

Ch. 9 - Indirect Object Pronouns

Ch. 9 - The Indirect Object with gustar and with Unplanned Occurrences

Ch. 9 - The Imperfect Indicative

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