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This document provides information about Spanish grammar concepts including: - The preterite and imperfect tenses and how to conjugate -ar, -er, -ir and irregular verbs in these tenses. - Common words that indicate when to use the preterite or imperfect. - Comparatives and superlatives and how they are formed. - Verbs like gustar and how they are used. - The future tense and irregular verb conjugations. - Uses of the words "por" and "para" and their different meanings.
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2) The imperfect tense and verbs that take irregular forms in this tense, like ir, ser, and ver.
3) The differences between the preterite and imperfect tenses and how they are used.
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3) The differences between the preterite and imperfect tenses and how they are used.
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- 1. Spanish Grammar Book!David MorrisonPeriod: 3
- 2. El Pretérito-ar-erWhen using the preterite, take off the -er, -ir, or -ar ending and replace it with the corresponding ending (in bold) in the charts provided.-ir
- 3. Tigger WordsThese words indicate that the preterite will be used.
- 4. -Car -gar -zar-gar-carWhen using -car -gar -zar verbs in the preterite, take of the -car, -gar, or -zar ending and replace it with the corresponding ending (in bold) in the charts provided.-zar
- 6. Cucaracha VerbsrootendingWith these irregular verbs, in the preterite, change the root and add the appropriate ending.Note: When the verbs ‘conducir’, ‘producir’, ‘traducir’, ‘decir’, and ‘traer’ are used in the thrid-person plural, take off the i in ‘ieron’.
- 7. Snake VerbsIf the first e in the verb in the present tense changes from e to i, then change the first e to i in the third person in the preterite.If the first e in the verb in the present tense changes from e to ie, then change the first e to i in the third person in the preterite.
- 8. Snakey VerbsFor verbs that end in -aer, -eer, -oÃr, and -oer, the él/ella/usted forms use the ending "yó" (rather than ió) and the third person plural uses the ending "yeron" (rather than ieron). The remaining forms gain a written accent over the letter "i."Verbs that end in -uir change in the same way, but the written accent over the letter "i" only occurs in the yo form.CreerHuirExceptions to the Rule:traeratraerdistraerCucarachaVerbs!
- 9. El Imperfecto-er/-ir-arWhen using the imperfect, take off the -er, -ir, or -ar ending and replace it with the corresponding ending (in bold) in the charts provided.
- 10. Trigger WordsThese words indicate that the imperfect will be used.
- 13. SerEstarV.Description -Es un lápizOrigin -Es de ArgentinaCharacteristics -Es altoTime -Son las dosOccupation -Es DoctorRelationship -Es mi papáPossession -Es de mi madreEvent -Es en el cineDates-Es el lunesPhysical Condition -It is a condition that can change, not a trait-Estoymuytristeporquesaquémalasnotas.Location (Not Events) -Es de Argentina, peroahoraesta en los EstadosUnidos.Present Progressive Tense (-ing verbs) -Estalloviendo.
- 14. Verbs Like GustarFaltarQuedarEncantarCaer (bien/mal)MolestarFascinarAburrirApetecerDolerSoprenderDisgustarInteresarPreocuparImportarWhen gustar is followed by one or more verbs in the infinitive, the singular form of gustar is always used
- 15. Gustar is often used in the conditional (me gustarÃa) to soften a request.
- 16. A Adela le encanta la música de Shakira.
- 17. A mi me intresa la músic de otrospaÃses.
- 18. A mis amigos les encantanlascanciones de Maná.Comparatives/SuperlativesComparativesSuperlativesThey are formed with:the definite article + noun + másor menos+ adjectiveEx: Carlos es la persona más inteligente que trabaja aquÃ.Ex: Es la ciudad menos interesante del mundo.Tan is used with adjectives and adverbs while tanto is used with nouns and verbs.Irregulars
- 19. Transition Words
- 20. El Futuro
- 21. Trigger Words
- 22. IrregularsrootendingWith these irregular verbs, in the future tense, change the root and add the appropriate ending.
- 25. General rather than specific location
- 27. How long something lasts
- 29. The cause of something
- 30. Porsu culpa, no fuimos al cine.
- 31. An exchange
- 33. Doing something in place of or instead of someone else
- 35. A means of Transportation
- 36. Viajaronporbarcohasta Tierra del Fuego.ParaFor whom something is done
- 37. Compraremos un regalopara Sara.
- 38. Destination
- 39. Francisco tomó el aviónpara San Juan.
- 40. The purpose for which something is done
- 42. To express an opinion
- 43. Para mi, los ejercicios son fantásticos.
- 44. To contrast or compare
- 45. Para la maestra de español, no sabe mucho de los matematicas.
- 46. To express idea of a deadline
- 47. Hay queterminar la tare paramañana.