Spanish 4

Question 1

I would like or i would want

Answer 1

Me gustaria/qui siera (ki siera)

Question 2

I might want (subjunctive)
Take past form of they and change it to aara and yera
(Past subjunctive)

Answer 2

Quisiera

Used for i would like

Question 3

I would like

Answer 3

Quererria

Question 4

I want to do it

I wanted to do it (line)

Answer 4

Quiero asirlo

Queria asirlo

Question 5

I would like to do it

Could also say i would want do it, could also use i might want

Answer 5

Me gustaria asirlo
Quererria asirlo
Quisiera asirlo

Question 6

I could do it

Answer 6

Podria asirlo

Question 7

Will in english expressed a future tense but not always.
For example when a sentence starts from will you please in english, that is a polite way of avoiding the imperative, also as would you please. This has nothing to do with future. So in these situations use Can you. (But not the future form of it, as it is not pertaining to future)

Answer 7

Puede

Question 8

Another example:
You have to wait
Means You must wait
You don’t have to wait
Literal translation means you must not wait (if done by usual method in spanish), and this is not what we want.
You dont have to wait, doesn’t mean you must not, means its not necessary

Answer 8

You don’t need to wait
No necessiata esperar
Or
It is not neccesary that you wait (has element of doubt/uncertainty)
No es neccasario que espere (switch tracks here and not used espera because you switch tracks for expressing doubt and uncertainty)

Question 9

Some verbs have a character to express line in the past and not dot:
I knew it
I wanted to see it
I could (prob, could in eng represents two different tenses, past (was able)(couldn’t find it), not in past (would be able) (could you come with me), so with could know if could past or not past), if not past then for example could you tell me (on or above the now line, so not past):
For could in past: I couldn’t see it (i was not able to find it, dot from)
But mostly expresses line in past : I couldn’t do it

Answer 9

Sabeeya (dot form would be Supe but only used to express knew only at a moment or found out)
Queria verlo
Podria
No pude verlo (dot form, couldn’t see it at that moment)
No podeeya asirlo

Question 10

I wanted (dot form)
He wanted
They wanted it
I would like (imperative) what we might want to do ( can do with any verbs)

Answer 10

Quiese
Lo quieso
Lo quiesyeron
Lo quieeyera

Question 11

After if use the subjunctive or the command tense
If i were (subjunctive)
For example:
I knew (dot form)
They knew
If i knew

Answer 11

Supe
Supeyeron
See supeyera

Question 12

If i had the time i would do it

Answer 12

See tubeyera el tiempo lo haria
Can also do
See yo tubyera el tiempo lo haria (yo as a clarifier)

Question 13

If i were there i would tell you

Answer 13

See estubyera aayi le deria

Question 14

I had (a broken line or a complete line)
I had (dot form)
If i had

Answer 14

Teniya
Tube
See tubeyera

Question 15

I have sold it (diving board past)
I would have sold it
I had sold it
(After any form of have have to dive) 
The aber have i mean
I had (dot situaion)
They had (dot)
If i had sold it
If i had seen it i would have bought it

Answer 15

Lo eh bendido
Lo aberia bendido
Lo abeeya bendido
Hube
Hubeyeron
See lo hubeyera bendido
See lo hubeyera visto lo habria comprado

Question 16

If i had known it i would have told you

Answer 16

See lo hubyera sabedo le abria decho

Question 17

If i knew it i would tell you

Answer 17

See yo lo supeyera le diria

Question 18

Make a distinction in english bw:
Would (ria) - (simply to go to the river)
Would have (diving board) (habria)
I would do it
I would have bought it

Answer 18

Lo haria

Lo habria comprado

Question 19

I had sold it

Answer 19

Lo habiya bendido

Question 20

If i had sold it

Answer 20

See lo hubyera bendido

Question 21

Hubyera (by itself mean)

Answer 21

I might have

Question 22

I might have sold it

I would have sold it

Answer 22

Lo hubyera bendido

Lo abria bendido

Question 23

If i had been there last night and if i had seen it, i would have bought it
Could also say:
If i has been there last night and if i had seen it, i might have bought it

Answer 23

See hubyera estado aayi a noche lo abria visto y lo abria comprado

See hubyera estado aayi a noche lo abroa visto y lo hubyera comprado

Question 24

I dont think that he will come

Element of doubt

Answer 24

No pienso que benga

Question 25

I am sure

Answer 25

Estoy siguro

Question 26

I am not sure

Answer 26

No estoy siguro

Question 27

At that moment wasn’t sure that he might not come

Answer 27

No estube siguro

Question 28

A line | Wasn’t sure that he will come

Answer 28

No estaba siguro

Question 29

If in the past, and in situations of uncertainty, have to use past subjunctive I didn’t know that he might come

Answer 29

No sabia que binyera (vino is the past form of come)

Question 30

Ojala (ohala) (Subjunctive) (God willing that)

Answer 30

Expresses wish | I hope, hopefully,

Question 31

Could - if not for past (would be able) | Could - past

Answer 31

Use podria | Podeeya

Question 32

To look for, search

Answer 32

Puscar

Question 33

I was looking for it

Answer 33

Lo puscaba

Question 34

To lose

Answer 34

Parder

Question 35

I lost it (at that moment) and i was looking for it. (Wing tense) but I couldn’t find it (dot)

Answer 35

Lo perdi y lo puscaba pero no pode encontrar lo

Question 36

I couldn’t do it (tried repeatedly, line, used often) | I couldn’t do it (at that moment)

Answer 36

No pudeeya asirlo (podeeya used often) | No pude asirlo

Question 37

If you had called me last night and if you had told me that you were going (wing tense) to arrive today i would have waited for you. I would have made a reservation. We would have dined. We would have gone to see it and it would have been very interesting

Answer 37

See me hubyera llamado a noche y see me hubyera decho que hivaa yegar oi, le habria esperado. Abria hecho una reservacion. Abriamos senado. Abrimos eedoa verlo y abria cedo muy interestante

Question 38

Exceptions to past form Ir (were going) Ser Bear

Answer 38

Hivaa Ira (era) Bea

Question 39

If i had known it i would have done it Or If i had know it i might have done it

Answer 39

See lo hubyera sabedo, lo abria hecho | See lo hubyera sabedo lo hubyera hecho

Question 40

I couldn’t have done it with you Can say it as I wouldn’t have been able to do it

Answer 40

No habria podedo asirlo

Question 41

Should

Answer 41

Deberia Can also say Debe (you)

Question 42

Could have

Answer 42

Abria podedo

Question 43

Should have

Answer 43

Abria debedo

Question 44

Might have

Answer 44

Hubyera

Question 45

Important to keep could and should seperate from would

Answer 45

``` Plain could: podria (for on and above present line) Past could: podeya Could have: abria podedo Plain should: deberia Should have: abria debedo ```

Question 46

You should have told me

Answer 46

Abria debedo decier me Or Me abria debedo decier

Question 47

You could have told me

Answer 47

Abria podedo deceirme

Question 48

He would have told me

Answer 48

Me habria decho

Question 49

You should have done it

Answer 49

Abria debedo asirlo

Question 50

You could have told me

Answer 50

Abria podedo deceirme Or Me abria podedo deceir

Question 51

He would tell me

Answer 51

Me deria (diria)

Question 52

He would have told me

Answer 52

Me abria decho

Question 53

To spend 10 minutes a day to read (Every day, keep reading will get the gist of it) For vocabulary, try not to use the dictionary Note the common words If they keep on reappearing more chances of you guessing what it is So don’t look at words in dict while reading, as these might be uncommon and so only note recurring words and learn them

Answer 53

To spend 10 minutes a day to read

Question 54

I had sold it

Answer 54

Lo abeeya bendido | Using the line past form of haber here

Question 55

If i had sold it

Answer 55

See lo hubyera bendido

Question 56

``` Exceptions to diving board ado and edo forms: See Say/tell To do/to make Go ```

Answer 56

Visto Decho Hecho Eedo

Question 57

Past form of come (dot)

Answer 57

Vino

Question 58

I didn’t know that he might come

Answer 58

``` No sabeeya (saber line past form) que vinyera (subjunctive) - As it has a element of doubt (Past) (If in past have to use past subjunctive) ```

Question 59

I don’t think that he may come | Element of doubt

Answer 59

``` No peinso (entiendo) que benga (Present subjunctive) ```

Question 60

I wasn’t sure he will come (at that moment) | I wasn’t sure he will come (line)

Answer 60

No estube siguro | No estaba

Question 61

It would have been very interesting

Answer 61

Abria cedo muy interest