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1
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Viendo

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Watching

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2
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Mandatario

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President

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3
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to go out / I go out / you go out

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salir / salgo / sale

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to come / I come / you come

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venir / vengo / viene

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to follow / I follow / you follow

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seguir / sigo / sigue

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to say / I say / you say

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decir / digo / dice

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to have / I have / you have

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tener / tengo / tiene

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8
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Has
Have
auxillary

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Haber

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can / I can / you can =

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poder / puedo / puede

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to find / I find / you find

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encontrar / encuentro / encuentra

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to cost / it costs

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costar / cuesta

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to do / I do / you do =

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hacer / hago / hace

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to put / I put / you put =

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poner / pongo / pone

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to seem / I seem / you seem

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parecer / parezco / parece

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15
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to give / I give / you give

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dar / doy / da

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to go / I go / you go

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ir / voy / va

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17
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there is / there are

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Hay

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18
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to see / I see / you see =

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ver / veo / ve

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19
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I am going to write

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Voy a escribir.

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20
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I want to dance

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Quiero bailar.

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21
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I have to leave.

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Tengo que salir.

22
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Year

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Año

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Proximo

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Next

24
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Do you have to leave already?

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Ya tiene que salir

25
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Letter

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Una carta

26
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De quien

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Whose

27
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Suya

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Yours

28
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Suyo

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Yours

29
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Mine

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Mio

Mia

30
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Revista

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Magazine

31
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For me

For you

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Para mi

Para ustes

32
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Ticket

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Billete

33
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Tengo que

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I have to

34
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To

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Que or A

35
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No lo sé.

A 
The pronoun “lo” is used for abstract sentences.
Responding in the negative with…
I don’t know.
Or…
That, I don’t know.
36
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If the direct object of a sentence is a person, as in “I love my girlfriend.”, then in Spanish we use the preposition ???

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This “a” is called the personal-a.

“Quiero a mi novia.”

37
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Do you often watch TV¿

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Ve usted mucho la tele?

38
Q

Do you know who that woman is

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Sabe quién es aquella mujer

39
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You like the music. =

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A usted le gusta la música.

40
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You like dancing

A

Le encatar bailar

41
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I like dancing

A

Me gusta bailar

42
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Marta likes working

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A marta le gusta la music

43
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Mí

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Used in special case a mí

44
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That woman

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Aquella mujer

45
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That thing

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Este algo

46
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Yes

A

Sì with accent

47
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reflexive verbs
I call myself María. =
My name is María. =

A

Me llamo María.

48
Q

Some Spanish speakers use “le” instead of “lo” for referring to male people who are grammatically direct objects.

A

For example:
I see the boy. = Veo al chico.
I see him. = Lo veo.

Some Spanish speakers would say: “Le veo

49
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Now, in Spanish, the I.O.P. goes before the D.O.P., which in turn goes in front of the verb.

Also, the I.O.P. in front of the D.O.P. changes from “le” to “se”.

Thus:

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I give you it. = Se lo doy.

We can make the “to you” part explicit:
I give it to you. =
Se lo doy a usted.

50
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Haber
Had
Have
Would have

A

Perfect

Past perfect
Present perfect
Future perfect

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