Spanish II Flashcards

Question

Imperfect tense regular -ar

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- aba - abas - aba - ábamos - abais - aban hablaba, hablabas, hablaba, hablábamos, hablabais, hablaban

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**De la mañana** - use when in combination with a specific time **Por la mañana** - use without specific time to mean anytime in the morning Also use for **tarde** and **noche**.

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**saber**: to know (facts, information, how to do something, something by heart) **conocer**: to know(to be familiar with people, places, things)

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(to see) veo

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It remains in the infinitive It remains in the infinitive and the reflexive part changes to agree with subject and remains on end of verb: **Antes de dormirme, yo cuento burros.** **Antes de dormirte, tú cuentas burros.**

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separately

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huí huiste huyó huimos huisteis huyeron

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conozca conozcas conozca conozcamos conozcáis conozcan

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fui fuiste fue fuimos fuisteis fueron

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(to be worth) **valgo**

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cupe cupiste cupo cupimos cupisteis cupieron

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pagué pagaste pagó pagamos pagasteis pagaron

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Use this set of pronouns to replace the noun that comes immediately after a preposition. **Juan habla de mí.** Juan speaks of me. **Hablo con ellos.** I speak with them. **Pablo compró un anillo para ella.** Pablo bought a ring for her.

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conozca tenga salga conozcas tengas salgas conozca tenga salga conozcamos tengamos salgamos conozcáis tengáis salgáis conozcan tengan salgan

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In English, many verbs can be used transitively (with a direct object) or intransitively (without a direct object). The sun dried the clothes. (transitive) The clothes dried in the sun. (intransitive) In Spanish, these intransitive constructions frequently employ the reflexive form. The sun dried the clothes. (transitive) **El sol secó la ropa.** The clothes dried in the sun. (intransitive) **La ropa se secó al sol.**

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veía veías veía veíamos veíais veían

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*Pedro*, Hola *Pedro*, Hola Sna. *Rodriguez*, (\*\*Note use of comma\*\*)

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por dentro

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Quedar is to meet someone when it is planned **Quedar con** {alguien} Encontrarse to meet someone by accident **Encontrarse a** {alguien} Conocer is to meet someone for the first time **Conocer a** {alguien} {conocía a -\> past} {voy a conocer -\> future}

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Use the masculine form of the article. **el agua** **el hacha** **el hambre** **el águila** Note only applies to singular form, in plural they go back to feminine: las aguas las hachas

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no ...... **más/menos** + adjective/adverb/noun + **que**

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Adjective describes a noun Pronoun replaces a noun This book is mine. (adjective) That book is yours.(adjective) This (one) is mine. (pronoun) That (one) is yours. (pronoun) Juan reads this book. (adjective) **Juan lee este libro.** Juan reads this. (pronoun) **Juan lee este.**

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The definite article is always used with compound geographic names. la América Central la América del Sur los Estados Unidos la Gran Bretaña

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**Preterite** - found out **María lo supo ayer. ** Maria found out yesterday.(completed action) **Imperfect** - knew **Juan sabía que María venía. ** Juan knew that Maria was coming.(no definite beginning or end)

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perdí perdiste perdió perdimos perdisteis perdieron

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**casar** - to perform a marriage ceremony **casarse con** - to become married to someone

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in advance

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**Ver** is the simple act of seeing something or someone; to refer to watching of television, play or movie; watching a sporting event; anticipation of an outcome; indicate understanding;refer to a visit with someone **Mirar** is used: to indicate deliberating looking rather than mere seeing; to indicate the orientation of something

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hable hables hable hablemos habléis hablen

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viviré vivirás vivirá viviremos viviréis vivirán

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for example

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fortunately

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sienta sientas sienta sintamos sintáis sientan

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for the love of God

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to have experiences, adventures

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- a - as - a - amos - áis - an

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por cierto

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cuente cuentes cuente contemos contéis cuenten

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**Preterite** - tried **María quiso comprar la casa. ** Maria tried to buy the house.(completed action) **Imperfect** - wanted **Juan quería comprar la casa. ** Juan wanted to buy the house.(no definite beginning or end)

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pude pudiste pudo pudimos pudisteis pudieron

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POR Model: **El libro fue escrito por Octavio Paz** (The book was written by Octavio Paz)

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To do something again

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**ir** - to go **irse** - to go away, to leave

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When a noun follows =\> use **ser** When an adjective follows =\> decide between essence (**ser**) & condition (**estar**) To tell where something is from =\> use **ser** To tell where something is located right now =\> use **estar** To tell where an event is taking place =\> use **ser**

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**más/menos **+ adjective/adverb/noun + **que**

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quitar - to take away quitarse - to take off

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around here, this way

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pasado mañana

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**dormir** - to sleep **dormirse** - to fall asleep

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(to bring) **traigo**

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por otra parte

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POR Model: Andamos por el parque(We walk through the park)

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**más (menos)** + adjective/adverb/noun + **que** If the comparative is followed by a number, use **de** rather than que. Note that when the sentence is negative, **que** is used even with numbers, to convey the meaning "only."

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POR Model: Voy al restaurante cinco veces por semana(I go to the restaurant five times per week)

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That's why Therefore

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quise quisiste quiso quisimos quisisteis quisieron

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PARA Model: Para hacer una paella, primero dore las carnes (To make a paella, first sauté the meats)

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Can be followed by anything and doesn't need to follow grammatical rules ¿Qué tal el día? ¿Qué tal tu familia?

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**POR** Model: **Me tienen por loco** (They take me for crazy)

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¿Te apetece venir? ¿Quieres venir?

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**Eso me suena**

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**mi(s)** -- my **mi libro/mis plumas** **tu(s)** -- your (fam. sing.) **tu libro/tus plumas** **su(s)** -- his, her, your (formal), their **su libro/sus plumas** **nuestro(-a, -os, -as)** -- our **nuestro libro/nuestras plumas** **vuestro(-a, -os, -as)** -- your (fam. pl.) **vuestro libro/vuestras plumas**

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iré irás irá iremos iréis irán

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POR Model: Paso por ti a las ocho (I'll come by for you at 8 o'clock)

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yo **me lavo** tú **te lavas** él/ella/usted **se lava** nosotros/nosotras **nos lavamos** vosotros/vosotras **os laváis** ustedes/ellos/ellas **se lavan**

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di hice diste hiciste dio hizo dimos hicimos disteis hicisteis dieron hicieron

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haré harás hará haremos haréis harán Hacer - Stem changing hacer -\> har

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creí creíste creyó creímos creísteis creyeron

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**morir** - to die (abruptly, as of an accident, war, etc.) **morirse** - to die (as from natural causes; also "to die" figuratively)

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Use **Cuál** when you a picking from a number of options. Usually **Qué** used without verb and before a noun **¿Qué nacionalidad?** Before verb use Cuál instead: **¿Cuál es tu nacionalidad?**

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**definite article + noun + más (menos) + adjective + de** Juan es el chico más inteligente de la clase. John is the smartest boy in the class. Bill Gates es el hombre más rico de los EEUU. Bill Gates is the richest man in the U.S.

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Are irregular and conjugate as follows:producir produje produjiste produjo produjimos produjisteis produjeron Also: aducir, conducir, coproducir, deducir, inducir, introducir, reducir, traducir

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duerma duermas duerma durmamos durmáis duerman

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e:i **servir -\> sirviendo** **pedir -\> pidiendo** **decir -\> diciendo** o:u **dormir -\> durmiendo** **morir -\> muriendo** **poder -\> pudiendo**

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completely

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word for word

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everywhere

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Ciento uno

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jugaré jugarás jugará jugaremos jugaréis jugarán

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dormí dormiste durmió dormimos dormisteis durmieron **Dormir** - Note change of o-\>u in 3rd person singular & plural forms

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**Cambiando de tema**

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Change ío to yó in él/ella/usted form Change ieron to yeron in ellos/ellas/ustedes form Only the Yo form gains a written accent over the letter "i", the other forms do not.

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palabra por palabra

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por casualidad

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querré querrás querrá querremos querréis querrán Querer - Stem changing querer -\> querr

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**POR** Model: No voté por nadie(I didn't vote for anyone)

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Adjective: **malo** (bad) Comparative: **peor** (worse )Superlative: **el/la peor** (the worst)

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Take the "Yo" form, drop the o and then replace with the respective endings

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POR Model: Gracias por la ayuda (Thanks for the help)

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Note that when referring to size, grande and pequeño follow the normal rules for comparative and superlative forms. That is, they do not use the irregular forms menor and mayor. **Esta casa es grande.** This house is big. **Esa casa es más grande.** That house is bigger. **Aquella casa es la más grande.** That house over there is the biggest.

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Imperfect **Era un muchacho muy inteligente.** He was a very intelligent boy. **Era una señorita muy guapa. ** She was a beautiful young lady. **Las ventanas estaban abiertas.** The windows were open. **La casa era blanca. ** The house was white.

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Imperfect **Ramón tenía miedo de hablar en público.** Ramón was afraid to speak in public. **Yo creía que Juan podía hacerlo.** I thought that Juan could do it. **Me gustaba el coche.** I liked the car. (The car was pleasing to me.)

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coma comas coma comamos comáis coman

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Hopefully so

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creí creíste creyo creímos creísteis creyeron **Creer** - Note change of i-\>y in 3rd person singular & plural forms

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pude pudiste pudo pudimos pudisteis pudieron Pedir - Note stem changing in 3rd person singular & plural forms Poder - Note stem o-\>u throughout, and 3rd person singular isn't pudio but pudo

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por suerte

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*verb + tanto + como* **Sus estudiantes aprenden tanto como mis estudiantes. ** (learn as much as) **Rosario cocina tanto como Josefina. ** (cooks as much as) **Las naranjas cuestan tanto como las manzanas. ** (cost as much as)

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*Hace + time + que + present tense form of the verb* **Hace un año que estudio español. ** I have been studying Spanish for one year. **Hace dos años que ellas estudian inglés. ** They have been studying English for two years. or *Present tense form of the verb + desde hace + time* **Estudio español desde hace un año. ** I have been studying Spanish for one year. **Ellas estudian inglés desde hace dos años. ** They have been studying English for two years.

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Tampoco Note: only this form, NOT tampoca!

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(to fall) caigo

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**c** changes to **qu** before **e** **g** changes to **gu** before **e** **busque / pague** **busques / pagues** **busque / pague** **busquemos / paguemos** **busquéis paguéis** **busquen / paguen**

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*tanto(-a,-os,-as) + noun + como* **Juan tiene tanto dinero como María. ** (as much money as) **Él tiene tanta paciencia como ella. ** (as much patience as) **Tiene tantos libros como ella. ** (as many books as) **Tiene tantas plumas como ella. ** (as many pens as)

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quise quisiste quiso quisimos quisisteis quisieron

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hube hubiste hubo hubimos hubisteis hubieron

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**aburrir** - to bore **aburrirse** - to be bored

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gu changes to g before a siga sigas siga sigamos sigáis sigan

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POR Model: **El hombre murió por falta de agua** (The man died for lack of water)

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quinientos seiscientos setecientos ochocientos novecientos (NB: end in -as when used with feminine nouns)

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saldré saldrás saldrá saldremos saldréis saldrán **salir - (stem changing salir -\> saldr)**

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Indicative Mood - certainty and objectivity Subjunctive Mood - uncertainty and subjectivity

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¿A qué te dedicas?

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by means of

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A verb is reflexive when the subject and the object are the same. **I wash myself.** subject: I / verb: wash / object: myself Since the subject and object are the same, the verb is reflexive. **I wash the car.** subject: I / verb: wash / object: car Since the subject and object are different, the verb is not reflexive.

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por ciento

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por lo tanto

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POR Model: **La cena está por cocinar** (Dinner has yet to be cooked)

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(to follow) **sigo**

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POR Model: Dos por dos son cuatro (Two times two equals four)

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I want to see myself **Me quiero ver** **Quiero verme** John needs to wash his hair **Juan se necesita lavar el pelo** **Juan necesita lavarse el pelo**

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por ningún lado

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Conjugate just like regular subjunctives (using "yo" form of the indicative) except the stem change does not occur in the nosotros/vosotros forms: **piense** **pienses** **piense** **pensemos** **penséis** **piensen**

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POR Model: **Se puede ver las estrellas por la noche** (One can see the stars during the night)

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(to do, to make) hago

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por lo menos

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**almorzar** - to eat lunch **morir** - to die **aprobar** - to approve **mostrar** - to show **colgar** - to hang **mover** - to move **contar** - to count **costar** - to cost **encontrar** - to find **tostar** - to toast **resolver** - to solve **dormir** - to sleep **rogar** - to beg, pray **volar** - to fly **envolver** - to wrap **morder** - to bite **sonar** - to sound, ring **recordar** - to remember **probar** - to prove, test, sample. taste **volver** - to return (from someplace) **devolver** - to return (an object) **soñar (con)** - to dream (about)

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El suyo La suya Las suyas

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por amor de Dios

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ver - visto volver - vuelto escribir - escrito hacer - hecho descubrir - descubierto abrir - abierto poner - puesto decir - dicho

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(to leave) **salgo**

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por mi parte

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sabré sabrás sabrá sabremos sabréis sabrán Saber - Stem changing saber -\> sabr

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PARA Model: Para un niño lee muy bien(For a child, he reads very well)

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anduve anduviste anduvo anduvimos anduvisteis anduvieron Andar - Stem changing and -\> anduv

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viva vivas viva vivamos viváis vivan

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PARA Model: Este regalo es para ti (This gift is for you)

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If the noun they refer to is royalty, a pope, or a street, they come after the noun. Carlos Quinto("Quinto" comes after "Carlos" - royalty) el quinto libro("quinto" comes before "libro") la Calle Sexta("sexta" comes after "calle" - street) la sexta pluma("sexta" comes before "pluma")

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(to fit) **quepo**

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**entre** between **excepto** except **incluso** including **menos** except **según** according to **salvo** except Examples: **Entre tú y yo, esta comida es horrible.** **Todos beben agua, incluso yo.** **Según tú, la chica es bonita.**

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How nice/what joy ## Footnote

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miraré mirarás mirará miraremos miraréis mirarán

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on all sides

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POR Model: Yo estudié por dos horas (I studied for two hours)

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pedí pediste pidío pedimos pedisteis pidieron Pedir - Note stem changing in 3rd person singular & plural forms

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PARA Model: Necesito el vestido para el lunes (I need the dress by Monday)

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Change g to gu (in Yo form only) **yo jugué** (jugar)

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to be going to do something to have just done something

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**poner** - to put **ponerse** - to put on

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Change z to c (in Yo form only) yo almorcé

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por desgracia

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**aburrir** to bore **fascinar** to be fascinating to **bastar** to be sufficient **importar** to be important to **caer bien (mal)** to (not) suit **interesar** to be interesting to **dar asco** to be loathsome **molestar** to be a bother **disgustar** to hate something **parecer** to appear to be **doler** (o:ue) to be painful **picar** to itch **encantar** to "love" something **quedar** to be left over, remain **faltar** to be lacking something **volver** (o:ue) loco to be crazy about

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Use to open summary of what said **Total, que he llegado al trabajo**

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por primera vez

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*Preterite* - succeeded in **María pudo levantar la mesa.** Maria succeeded in lifting the table.(completed action) *Imperfect* - was able **Juan podía participar en la manifestación**. Juan was able to participate in the demonstration.(no definite beginning or end)

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Use the irregular forms mayor and menor. **Juan es menor que María. ** Juan is younger than Maria. **María es la mayor de la familia. ** Maria is the oldest of the family.

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puse pusiste puso pusimos pusisteis pusieron

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ar -\> ando(hablando, trabajando, estudiando) er -\> iendo(comiendo, haciendo) ir-\>iendo(viviendo, escribiendo)

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veré verás verá veremos veréis verán

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mine **el mío / la mía / los míos / las mías** yours (familiar) **el tuyo / la tuya / los tuyos / las tuyas** yours (formal), his, hers **el suyo / la suya / los suyos / las suyas** ours **el nuestro / la nuestra / los nuestros / las nuestras** yours (familiar) **el vuestro / la vuestra / los vuestros / las vuestras** yours (formal), theirs **el suyo / la suya / los suyos / las suyas**

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**arrepentirse** (e:ie) - to repent **atreverse a** - to dare **darse cuenta de** - to realize **jactarse de** - to boast **quejarse de** - to complain about **suicidarse** - to commit suicide

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PARA Model: **El tren está para salir** (The train is about to leave)

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**g** changes to **j** before **a** (present subjunctive) **escoger** escoja escojas escoja escojamos escojáis escojan

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por lo visto

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iba ibas iba ibamos ibais iban

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**Primer(o/a)** **Tercer(o/a)** Become **primer** and **tercer** in front of a masculine noun.

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*Hace + time + que + no + present tense form of the verb* **Hace un año que no estudio español. ** I haven't studied Spanish for a year. **Hace dos años que ellas no estudian inglés. ** They haven't studied English for two years. or *No + present tense form of the verb + desde hace + time* **No estudio español desde hace un año. ** I haven't studied Spanish for a year. **Ellas no estudian inglés desde hace dos años. ** They haven't studied English for two years.

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(to drive) conduzco

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**acostar** - to put to bed **acostarse** - to go to bed

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tuve tuviste tuvo tuvimos tuvisteis tuvieron

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Change the indirect object pronoun to se se lo se la se los se las

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on the other hand

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fui fuiste fue fuimos fuisteis fueron

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no ..... **más/menos** + adjective/adverb/noun + **que**

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- ía - ías - ía - íamos - íais - ían comía, comías, comía, comíamos, comíais, comían vivía, vivías, vivía, vivíamos, vivíais, vivían

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por supuesto

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por adelantado

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Nouns that end in: **-sión, -ción, -dad, -tad, -tud, -umbre** are feminine.

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jugué jugaste jugó jugamos jugasteis jugaron

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*verb + tan + adjective (masculine form) + como* **Aquí se trabaja tan duro como ahí**.(work as hard as) **El niño juega tan poco como la niña**.(plays as little as) **Ellos duermen tan poco como ella**.(sleep as little as)

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dije dijiste dijo dijimos dijisteis dijieron

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Change **ió** to **yó** in él/ella/usted form Change **ieron** to **yeron** in ellos/ellas/ustedes form The remaining forms gain a written accent over the letter "i" Exceptions: **traer, atraer, distraer**

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por medio de

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**El niño es joven.** The boy is young. **El abuelo es viejo. ** The grandfather is old.

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por todas partes

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**caer** -\> cayendo **creer** -\> creyendo **huir** -\> huyendo **ir** -\> yendo **influir** -\> influyendo **oir** -\> oyendo **traer** -\> trayendo **leer** -\> leyendo **seguir** -\> siguiendo

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Adjective: **bueno** (good) Comparative: **mejor** (better) Superlative: **el/la mejor** (best)

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habré habrás habrá habremos habréis habrán Haber - Stem changing haber -\> habr

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Feliz suggests ultimate happy place, contentar is more appropriate for most uses estoy contento

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PARA Model: El vaso es para agua (The glass is for water)

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geographic or physical location state or condition many idiomatic expressions progressive tenses(result of an action)

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Vi Viste Vio Vimos Visteis Vieron

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era eras era éramos erais eran

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Change c to qu (in Yo form only) yo busqué (buscar)

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pedir: to ask (for an object or a service) preguntar: to ask (a question, request information)

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Use the irregular forms mayor and menor. **El agua es de mayor importancia que la comida. ** Water is more important than food. **La comida es de menor importancia que el agua. ** Food is less important than water.

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vuelva vuelvas vuelva volvamos volváis vuelvan

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**probar** - to try, to taste **probarse** - to try on

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Conjugate just like regular subjunctives (using "yo" form of the indicative) except the stem change in the nosotros/vosotros forms follows these patterns: **o:ue** verbs change **o** to **u** **e:ie** verbs change **e** to **i** **i:e** verbs change **e** to **i**

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por fin por último

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vine viniste vino vinimos vinisteis vinieron

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por lo general

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**Preterite - refused** María no quiso comprar la casa. Maria refused to buy the house.(completed action) **Imperfect - did not want** Juan no quería comprar la casa. Juan did not want to buy the house.(no definite beginning or end)

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tan + adjective (adverb) + como **El libro es tan bueno como la película. ** (The book is as good as the movie.) **El chico es tan alto como la chica. ** (The boy is as tall as the girl.)

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**parecer** - to seem **parecerse a** - to resemble

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**negar** - to deny **negarse a** - to refuse

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That sounds familiar

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The definite article is used with some countries and cities, and is not used with others. Here are some examples where it is used: la Argentina el Brasil el Canadá el Ecuador la Florida la Habana la India el Japón el Paraguay el Perú el Salvador el Uruguay

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por completo

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For what reason.... For what purpose....

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Drop the definite article: **El carro grande es mío. ** The big car is mine. **El carro pequeño es suyo.** The small car is hers.

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around there, that way

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traje trajiste trajo trajimos trajisteis trajeron

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Qué ganas tengo de ..... Por ejemplo: Qué ganas tengo de ir de vacaciones

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**acertar** - to guess, get right **encender** - to light, kindle **advertir** - to advise, warn **entender** - to understand **cerrar** - to close, shut **fregar** - to scrub, wash dishes **comenzar** - to begin **hervir** - to boil **confesar** - to confess **mentir** - to lie **consentir** - to consent **negar** - to deny **convertir** - to convert **pensar (en)** - to think about **defender** - to defend **perder** - to lose **empezar** - to begin **preferir** - to prefer

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**Preterite** - received **María tuvo una carta de su mamá. ** Maria received a letter from her mom.(completed action) **Imperfect** - used to have **Juan tenía un coche nuevo. ** Juan used to have a new car.(no definite beginning or end)

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- e - es - e - emos - éis - en

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The definite article is used when reflexive verbs are followed by body parts, clothing or other very personal possessions. María se lava la cara. Él se pone el traje.

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POR Model: Prefiero viajar por tren y hablar por teléfono (I prefer to travel by train and speak to telephone)

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for first time

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**hacer la compra** - do daily shopping, groceries etc. **ir de compras** - to go shopping

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diré dirás dirá diremos diréis dirán Decir -\> irregular decir -\> dir

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(to know something - a fact) **sé**

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Querid(o/a): (\*\*Note use of colon\*\*) Querido Paulo:

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(to know, to be acquainted with) conozco

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NO Quinientos tres

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**acordar** - to agree **acordarse de** - to remember

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**add y before a** huya huyas huya huyamos huyáis huyan

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(to direct) dirijo

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**despedir** - to fire {sack} **despedirse de** - to say goodbye

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PARA **El hombre salió para Madrid** (The man left for Madrid)

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Use **tomar** for ice creams, drinks etc. Use **comer** for full meal, at restaurant, at home etc.

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**por todos lados**

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pida pidas pida pidamos pidáis pidan

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Changing the subject

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moví moviste movió movimos movisteis movieron

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I want vs I would like **Querría** is less direct and should be used when buying things in shops

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How much is it vs how much does it cost? Ask **es** version if you are committed or/and happy to pay. Ask **cuesta** if in doubt of whether going to buy

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**Ponme con** - informal **Póngame con** - formal (when asking for someone on phone in a busines)

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**No puedo más** Can use in contexts like eating, drinking, dancing etc. Can drop verb from phrase.

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**Cumplir** **mañana cumplo 87 años** - tomorrow I'm going to be 87.

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**una propina** - tip, more formal places **un bote** - tip in small intimate places, where put into tips jar

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Bien goes with verb (adverb) **Estoy bien** **Duermo bien** **Como bien** Bueno is describing word goes with noun (adjective) **un café bueno**

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**En vez de ....** **En lugar de....**

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A decir verdad

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A propósito

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De ninguna manera ¡Qué va! Ni loco

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Dejame ver

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No me digas

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¡Cómo no! Por supuesto Claro que sí

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**muy guapo** very handsome **sumamente guapo** extremely handsome **guapísimo** indescribably handsome

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**Desafortunadamente** - quite formal **Por desgracia** - alternative

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**Seguir + gerundio** Me sigue gustando el café Sigo viviendo allí Sigo enfadado

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**Colegio** - school **instituto** - college **escuela** - not used much for school

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**Voy a ir** - firm plan, have tickets etc. **Iré** - intention, but no firm plans

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Goodbye (literally: may it go well for you)