Lección Uno Grammatica Flashcards by Faith Caliver | Brainscape

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Four masculine noun endings

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-o, -or, -s, and -ma

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Four feminine noun endings

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-a. -ora, -ción, and -dad

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Noun ending where article specifies gender

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-ista

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Before masculine nouns, uno changes to…

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Un

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Singular first person subject pronoun

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Yo

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Singular second person subject pronoun (casual)

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Tú

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Singular second person subject pronoun (formal)

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Usted

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Singular third person subject pronoun (masculine)

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Él

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Singular third person subject pronoun (feminine)

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Ella

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Plural first person subject pronoun (masculine)

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Nosotros

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Plural first person subject pronoun (feminine)

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Nosotras

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Plural second person subject pronoun (masculine)

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Vosotros

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Plural second person subject pronoun (feminine)

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Vosotras

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Plural second person subject pronoun (formal)

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Ustedes

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Plural third person subject pronoun (masculine)

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Ellos

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Plural third person subject pronoun (feminine)

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Ellas

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Yo form of ser (present)

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Soy

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Tú form of ser (present)

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Eres

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Él/ella/usted form of ser (present)

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Es

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Nosotros/nosotras form of ser (present)

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Somos

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Vosotros/vosotras form of ser (present)

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Soís

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Ellos/ellas/ustedes form of ser (present)

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Son

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Two uses of ser

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Identifying something and showing occupation

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Two uses of ser de

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Indicating ownership and origin

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“What time is it?” In Spanish

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¿Qué hora es?

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“It’s half-past one o’çlock.” In Spanish.

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Es la una y media.

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“It’s two in the afternoon.” In Spanish.

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Son las dos de tarde.