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When is the present simple tense used and how to conjugate?
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  • Talking about facts and descriptions
  • Conjugation (AR):
    agrego
    agregas
    agrega
    agregamos
    agregan
  • Conjugation (IR)
    vivo
    vives
    vive
    vivimos
    viven
  • Conjugation (ER)
    bebo
    bebes
    bebe
    bebemos
    beben
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When is past imperfect tense used and how to conjugate?
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  • When past actions/events don’t have a definitive end point
  • Conjugation (AR): -Inf ending and +
    Aba
    Abas
    Aba
    Abamos
    Aban
  • Conjugation (ER/IR):
    ía
    ías
    ía
    íamos
    ían
  • E.g. Solía ir a ese parque, cuando era joven (used to go to)
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When is the past preterite tense used and how to conjugate?
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  • Talking about actions that started and finished in the past
  • Conjugation (AR)
    é
    aste
    ó
    amos
    aron
  • Conjugation (ER/IR)
    í
    iste
    ío
    imos
    ieron
  • E.g. Ayer, comí lasagne
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When is the future simple tense used and how to conjugate?
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  • Describe actions that haven’t happened yet but will and for solemn commands (e.g. No mataras - Thou shall not kill) and possibilities (Donde estara Juan - where could juan be)
  • Conjugation, add onto infinitive form
    e
    as
    a
    emos
    an
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When is the simple conditional tense used and how to conjugate?
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  • Talking about hypothetical situations, giving advice, making requests
  • Conjugation, add onto infinitive form
    ia
    ias
    ia
    iamos
    ian
  • E.g. Podrias pasame la sal por favor
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When is the present perfect tense used and how to conjugate?
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  • Completed actions and actions that started and still ongoing and life experience (nunca he estado casado)
  • Conjugation = Conjugate haber + past participle
    He
    Has
    Ha
    Hemos
    Han
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How to conjugate into past participle form for ER/IR and AR verbs?
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  • AR = Drop infinitive ending + ado
  • ER/IR = Drop infinitive ending + ido
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When is the past perfect tense used and how to conjugate?
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  • Talking about action that happened before another (la bomba ya habia explotado, cuando llego la policia), life experiences you’re having for first time (Nunca antes habia visto un tiburon)
  • Conjugation: Haber (conjugated) + past participle
    Habia
    Habias
    Habia
    Habiamos
    Habian
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When is the past anterior tense used and how to conjugate?
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  • Only appears in literature and pluperfect replaced this old ahh
  • Action that took place before another action (cuando hubo comida, levo los platos)
  • Conjugation:
    Hube
    Hubiste
    Hubo
    Hubimos
    Hubieron
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When is the future perfect tense used and how to conjugate?
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  • Actions that will of been completed in the future (En septiembre habre terminado mis estudios), or make hypothesis’ of the past (se habra quadado dormida - she might of fallen asleep)
  • Conjunction:
    Habre
    Habras
    Habra
    Habremos
    Habran
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When is the conditional perfect tense used and how to conjugate?
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  • Things that would/could of happened in past (Habria preferido quedarme en casa)
  • Conjugation:
    Habria
    Habrias
    Habria
    Habriamos
    Habrian
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How to form present partciple (gerundio) from AR and ER/IR verbs (present progressive)?
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  • AR = Add ando
  • ER/IR = Add iendo
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How to easily conjugate estar to form the imperfect, preterite and future progressive tense?
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  • Conjugate Estar (to said tense) + present participle
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What does a simple tense mean?
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  • Only have 1 main verb
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