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This document provides a table of contents for a Spanish grammar book that covers topics such as preterite and imperfect tenses, verbs like gustar, comparative and superlatives, and future and por vs para. The table of contents lists sections on regular and irregular verb conjugations for preterite and imperfect, as well as trigger words and differences between the two tenses. Other topics covered include demonstrative adjectives and pronouns, verbs like estar and ser, and transition words.
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3) The differences between the preterite and imperfect tenses and how they are used.
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- 2. Table of ContentsPreterite Regular Trigger Words -car, -gar, -zar SpockCucaracha SnakeSnakeyImperfectRegular Trigger WordsIrregularsPreterite vs. ImperfectSer vs. EstarVerbs Like GustarComparative and SuperlativesTransition WordsFutureRegularTrigger WordsIrregularPorParaDemonstrative AdjectivesDemonstrative Pronouns
- 5. -car qu辿-gar gu辿-zar c辿Only in 1st person singular-car, -gar, -zar
- 7. Andar anduv_Estar estuv_Poder pud_Ponerpus_Querer quis_Saber sup_Tener tuv_Venir vin_Conducir conduj_Producirproduj_Traducir traduj_Decirdij_Traer traj_eisteoimosisteisieronj verbs no i = eronCUCARACHA!!!
- 8. Only changes in 3rd personei: pedir, preferir, competir, repetir, servir, sentir, and venirou: dormir and morirSNAKe
- 9. SNAKeYVerbs like oir, leer, and creerLe鱈Le鱈mosLe鱈steLe鱈steisLey坦Leyeron
- 13. Preteritevs. ImperfectDescribes ongoing past actionsIs used to expressed actions that were repeated habituallyDescribes physical or emotional stateCan be used to explain background information Is like a movieIs used to show actions that are viewed as completedExpresses the beginning or end of a past actionCan be used to narrate a sequence of past eventsInterrupts actionsUsually indicates a specific event Is like a picture
- 14. SERD: descriptionO: originC: characteristicsT: timeO: occupationR: relationshipP: possessionE: eventD: date
- 15. Estar- to be or not to beH: healthE: emotionsL: locationP: present conditionING
- 16. Verbs Like GustarAburrir- to boreEncantar- to loveFaltar- to missFascinar- to fascinateImportar- to be importantInteresar- to interestMolestar- to annoyQuedar- to stayCaerbien/mal- to think its good/badDoler- to hurtDisgustar- to dislikeHacerfalta- to be missedPreocupar- to worrySorprender- to surpriseApetecer- to appetize
- 17. Comparative and Superlativesm叩s(more)+ adjective +que(than)menos(less)+ adjective +que(than)la/辿lm叩s(the most)+ adjective +de(of)la/辿lmenos(the least)+ adjective +de(of)buenomejormalopeorviejomayorjovenmenor
- 18. Transition Words
- 19. FutureRegularAll verbs have the same endingsIfinitives+ -辿-叩s-叩-emos-辿is-叩n
- 20. Future Trigger WordsEl proximoMa単anaEn (unos, dos,) (a単os, semanas, dias)
- 22. Passing through PORtalGeneral rather than specific location PORtugalHow long it lasts POReverThe cause of something PORpuseAn exchange imPORt/exPORtDoing something in place or instead of something else Im POR, pay for meA means of transportation transPORtationPOR
- 23. For whom something is done PARAtyDestination PARAguayPurpose for which something is done PARAchutesTo express an opinion PARAdon me, butTo compare or contrast comPARAsonTo express idea of a deadline PARAmedicPARA