Impersonal forms - Past Participle 01 Flashcards

1
Q

Use 1. what is the main purpose of the past participle?

A

is to form the perfect tenses together with the auxiliar verb “haber” (to have, as an auxiliary verb)

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2
Q

How many perfect tenses are there?

A

Four

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3
Q

What are the perfect tenses?

A

present perfect, past perfect, future perfect, conditional perfect

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4
Q

he comprado. What tense?

A

present perfect, “I have bought”

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5
Q

habíamos/hubimos cantado. What tense?

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past perfect, “I had bought”

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6
Q

habrán comido. What tense?

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future perfect, “They will have eaten.”

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7
Q

habrías bebido. What tense?

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conditional perfect, “You would have drunk”

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8
Q

Use 2?

A

It can also work as an adjective. In this case, the adjective agrees in gender and number with the noun that modifies.

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9
Q

The injured man remains in the hospital.

A

El hombre accidentado continúa en el hospital.

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10
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The pregnant woman gave birth last night.

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La mujer embarazada dio a luz anoche.

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11
Q

Students who have passed their exams have already finished classes.

A

Los alumnos aprobados ya han terminado las clases.

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12
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Use 3?

A

It can also work as an attribute with copulative verbs such as ser, estar, and parecer (verbs that by nature cannot take a direct object). [Copulative here means “connective”]

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13
Q

The cake is burnt.

A

El pastel está quemado.

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14
Q

This house seems neglected.

A

Esta casa parece muy descuidada.

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15
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Use 4?

A

To answer the question “¿cómo?” (how?).

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16
Q

After the trip, we got home tired. (Answering the question “¿cómo?” )

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Llegamos a casa cansados después del viaje.

17
Q

Use 5?

A

To answer the question “¿cuándo?” (when?).

18
Q

After having said all he had to say, he left. (Answering the question “¿cuándo?”)

A

Dicho lo que tenía que decir, se marchó. (Después de decir lo que…)

19
Q

Use 6?

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To answer the question “¿por qué?” (why?).

20
Q

Being happy with the results, the players celebrated the victory. (Answering the question por que?)

A

Muy contentos con el resultado, los jugadores celebraron la victoria

21
Q

Use 7?

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To answer the question “¿en qué caso?” (in what situation?).

22
Q

Be careful! Once the package has been opened, it can’t be returned. (To answer the question in what situation?)

A

¡Cuidado! Una vez abierto el paquete, no se puede devolver.

23
Q

Use 8?

A

It’s equivalent to “aunque” (although).

24
Q

Although he was less diligent than the rest of students, he graduated first in his class

A

Menos aplicado que los demás alumnos, se graduó el primero de la clase. (Aunque era menos aplicado que…)