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1
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I..
You..
He/She/..
We..
You all..
They..

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Yo..
Tu..
El/Ella..
Nosotros..
Vosotros..
Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes

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Hablar in present tense

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Yo Habl-o
Tu Habl-as
El Habl-a
Nos Habl-amos
Vos Habl-áis
Ellos Hablan

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Hablar in preterite

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Yo Habl-é
Tu Habl-aste
El Habl-ó
Nos Habl-amos
Vos Habl-asteis
Ellos Habl-aron

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Hablar in imperfect conjugation

Ex I was talking slowly

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Yo Habl-aba
Tu Habl-abas
El Habl-aba
Nos Habl-ábamos
Vos Habl-abais
Ellos Habl-aban

Yo hablaba lentamente

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Hablar in future tense

I will speak with her

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Yo Hablar-é
Tu Hablar-ás
El Hablar-á
Nos Hablar-emos
Vos Hablar-éis
Ellos Hablar-án

Hablaré con ella

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Comer in present tense

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Yo Com-o
Tu Com-es
El Com-e
Nos Com-emos
Vos Com-éis
Ellos com-en

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Comer in preterite

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Yo Com-í
Tu Com-iste
El Com-ió
Nos Com-imos
Vos Com-isteis
Ellos Com-ieron

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Comer in Imperfect

Ex I used to eat

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Yo Com-ía
Tu Com-ías
El Com-ía
Nos Com-íamos
Vos Com-íais
Ellos Com-ían

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Comer in future tense

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Yo Comer-é
Tu Comer-ás
El Comer-á
Nos Comer-emos
Vos Comer-éis
Ellos Comer-án

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Vivir in present tense

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Yo Viv-o
Tu Viv-es
El Viv-e
Nos Viv-imos
Vos Viv-ís
Ellos Viv-en

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Vivir in preterite

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Yo Viv-í
Tu Viv-iste
El Viv-ió
Nos Viv-imos
Vos Viv-isteis
Ellos Viv-ieron

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Vivir in past imperfect

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Yo Viv-ía
Tu Viv-ías
El Viv-ía
Nos Viví-amos
Vos Viv-íais
Ellos Viv-ían

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Vivir in future tense

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Yo Vivir-é
Tu Vivir-ás
El Vivir-á
Nos Vivir-emos
Vos Vivir-éis
Ellos Vivir-án

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Ser in Present tense

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Yo Soy
Tu Eres
El Es
Nos Somos
Vos Sois
Ellos Son

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Ser in Preterite

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Yo Fui
Tu Fuiste
El Fue
Nos Fuimos
Vos Fuisteis
Ellos Fueron

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Ser in imperfect

Ex. I was fat

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Yo Era
Tu Eras
El Era
Nos Eramos
Vos Erais
Ellos Eran

Yo era gorrdo

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Ser in future tense

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Yo Seré
Tu Serás
El Será
Nos Seremos
Vos Seréis
Ellos Serán

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Estar in present tense

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Yo Estoy
Tu Estás
El Está
Nos Estamos
Vos Estáis
Ellos Están

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Estar in preterite

Ex. You were in the river

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Yo Estuve
Tu Estuviste
El Estuvo
Nos Estuvimos
Vos Estuvisteis
Ellos Estuvieron

Tú estuviste en el río

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Estar in imperfect

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Yo Estaba
Tu Estabas
El Estaba
Nos Estábamos
Vos Estabais
Ellos Estaban

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Possessive adjectives singular

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mi
tu
su
nuestro/nuestra
vuestro/vuestra
su

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Possessive adjectives plural

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mis
tus
sus
nuestras
vuestras
sus

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Present tense irregulars

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Dar, Decir, Hacer, Poner, Saber, Salir, Venir, Ver, Conocer, Ir,
Querer, Pedir, Poder, Jugar,

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I like
You like
He / she likes
We like
You plural like
They like

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Me gusta
Te gusta
Le gusta
Nos gustan
Os gustan
Les gustan

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Reflexive verb conjugation pronouns

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me
te
se
nos
os
se

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I was myself
You wash yourself
He / she washes himself / herself
We wash ourself
You plural wash yourselves
They wash themselves

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Me lavo
te lavas
se lava
nos lavamos
os lavais
se lavan

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Irregular reflexive verbs

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Vestirse, Despertarse, Acostarse

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Imperative Estudiar

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Tu estudia

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Imperative Comer

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Tu Come

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Imperative Abrir

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Tu Abre

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Imperative Hacer

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Tu Haz

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Imperative Ir

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Tu Ve

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Imperative Levantarse

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Tu Levantate

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It is mine
It is yours
It is his/hers

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Es mio
Es tuyo
Es suyo

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Alicia is taller than her brother

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Alicia es mas alta que su hermano

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Alicia is less intelligent than her brother

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Alicia es menos inteligenta que su hermano

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37
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Use Hay when…

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Asking or indicating the existence of something or position of something you dont know

When using Hay never use el/la or mi, tu…

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Use Esta/estan when..

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Asking or indicating about something you know

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(Imperfect -ar)

I am working
You are working
He / she is working
We are working
You plural are working
They are working

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Estoy trabajando
Estas trabajando
Esta trabajando
Estamos trabajando
Estais trabajando
Estan trabajando

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I am writing
You are writing
He / She is writing
We are writing
You plural are writing
They are writing

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Estoy escribiendo
Estas escribiendo
Esta escribiendo
Estamos escribiendo
Estais escribiendo
Estan escribiendo

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(Present progressive comer)

I am eating
You are eating
He / she is eating
We are eating
You plural are eating
They are eating

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Estoy comiendo
Estas comiendo
Esta comendo
Estamos comiendo
Estais comiendo
Estan comiendo

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(Imperfect reflexive)

I am washing myself
You are washing yourself

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Me estoy duchando
Te estas duchando

43
Q

Im going to play
You are going to play
He / She is going to play

A

Voy a jugar
Vas a jugar
Va a jugar

44
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(Past perfect -ar)

I have studied
You have studied
He / She has studied
We have studied
You plural have studied
They have studied

Ex. I have studied for my exams

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He estudiado
has estudiado
ha estudiado
hemos estudiado
habeis estudiado
han estudiado

he estudiado para mis exámenes

45
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Form Past perfect:
Beber
Vivir

A

Bebido
Vivido

46
Q

Form past perfect:
Decir
Escribir
Hacer
Ver

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Dicho
Escrito
Hecho
Visto

47
Q

When do we use the indicative mood?

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The indicative mood is the most common and is used to relate facts and objective statements.

Cada domingo voy a Reynosa con mi mama - Every sunday I go to Reynosa with my mom

48
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When do we use the subjunctive mood?

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The subjunctive mood is used more commonly in Spanish than in English. It is used to express reactions and feelings (subjective thoughts).

Espero que el español el vuelva tal vez otro idioma oficial de estados unidos. - I hope that spanish becomes another official language of the US

49
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When do we use past perfect? and when do we use past imperfect?

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The past preterite is used when you want to talk about specific events that happened at a certain time in the past. For example, “I sold my house,” (Vendí mi casa) or “the little boy ate a worm” (El niño se comió un gusano).

The past imperfect tense is used for speaking about past habitual events, like “I used to eat cereal every day,” (Yo comía cereales todos los días) or to give background information or set a scene in the past, such as “The door was opening and closing” (La puerta se abría y se cerraba)

Note: In the past imperfect tense, it is customary to add the subject before the verb when talking in first and third person.

50
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What is the conditional future?

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Conditional future/past future
This is essentially the equivalent of the English “would” do something. This could be both in the case of a condition, such as “I would go if you wanted me to” (Yo iría si tú quisieras), or when referring to the future from a point in the past, like “She asked me if I would come back” (Ella me preguntó si yo volvería).

Only in Spanish, instead of having a separate word to express this (as we do in English), this is shown by adding an inflection to the end of the verb, very similar to the future tense.

51
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Hablar in conditional future

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Yo HablAR-ía
Tu HablAR-ías
El/Ella HablAR-ía
Nosotros HablAR-íamos
Vosotros HablAR-íais
Ellos/Ellas HablAR-ían

52
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Comer in conditional future

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Yo ComER-ía
Tu ComER-ías
El/Ella ComER-ía
Nosotros ComER-íamos
Vosotros ComER-íais
Ellos/as ComER-ían

53
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Abrir in conditional future

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Yo AbrIR-ía
Tu AbrIR-ías
El/Ella AbrIR-ía
Nosotros AbrIR-íamos
Vosotros AbrIR-íais
Ellos/as AbrIR-ían

54
Q

Which tense is this? How is it conjugated?

-Terminarías con él? (Would you break up with him?)

-Una luna de miel en Italia sería tan lindo! (A honeymoon in Italy would be so beautiful!)

-¿Qué harías tú en esta situación? (What would you do in this situation?)

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Conditional future tense

Yo HablAR-ía ComER-ía AbrIR-ía
Tu HablAR-ías ComER-ías AbrIR-ías
El/Ella HablAR-ía ComER-ía AbrIR-ía
Nosotros HablAR-íamos ComER-íamos AbrIR-íamos
Vosotros HablAR-íais ComER-íais AbrIR-íais
Ellos/Ellas HablAR-ían ComER-ían AbrIR-ían

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How do we use the present subjunctive

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Spanish present subjunctive expresses the idea of uncertainty or unknown-ness in all present or future situations.

Once again, be careful with the first and third person formations as they are identical. Make it clear who you are talking about.

Note that the subjunctive verb almost always follows the connector ‘que’.

  1. When you don’t think something is true.
    E.g: I don’t think he’s drinking tonight. | No creo que él tome hoy.
  2. When you hope something will happen.
    E.g: I hope he talks to me. | Espero que me hable.
  3. When you talk about the moment something happens in the future.
    E.g: When I travel to Uruguay, I’m going to visit all the monuments in the country. | Cuando viaje a Uruguay, voy a conocer todos los monumentos del país.
56
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Hablar in present subjunctive

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Yo Habl-e
Tu Habl-es
El/Ella Habl-e
Nosotros Habl-emos
Vosotros Habl-éis
Ellos / Ellas Hablen

57
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Comer in present subjunctive

A

Yo Com-a
Tu Com-as
El/Ella Com-a
Nosotros Com-amos
Vosotros Com-áis
Ellos/as Com-an

58
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Abrir in present subjunctive

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Yo Abr-a
Tu Abr-as
El/Ella Abr-a
Nosotros Abr-amos
Vosotros Abr-áis
Ellos/as Abr-an

59
Q

Give an example of haber being used as an impersonal verb

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When haber is used as an impersonal verb, it means there is or there are and expresses existence.

Hay mucha basura.
(There is a lot of trash.)

Hubo una explosión en la fábrica.
(There was an explosion in the factory.)

Habrá una fiesta mañana.
(There will be a party tomorrow.)

60
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Translate: There were many accidents

A

Never use haber in plural forms to express existence.
✅ Hubo muchos accidentes. (correct)
❌ Hubieron muchos accidentes. (incorrect)

61
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Haber as an impersonal verb in all tenses

Present Tense
Imperfect Tense
Preterite Tense
Future Tense
Conditional Tense
Present Tense Subjunctive

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Presente – Present Tense
Hay – there is/are

Pretérito Imperfecto – Imperfect Tense
había – there was/were

Pretérito Perfecto – Preterite Tense
hubo – there was/were

Futuro – Future Tense
habrá – there will be

Condicional – Conditional Tense
habría – there would be

Presente Subjunctive – Present Tense Subjunctive
haya – there is/are

62
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How is haber used as an axillary verb?

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Auxiliary verbs don’t convey meaning. As their name suggests, they help us to talk about the past, present and future. Haber appears in all Spanish compound tenses, and it is always preceded by past participles (verbs that end in “ado” or “ido”).

He visitado muchos países.
(I have visited many countries.)

Han hecho un excelente trabajo.
(They have done an excellent job.)

¿Has terminado la tarea?
(Have you finished the task?)

Important! The old form habemos should not be used anymore. It has been substituted by hemos.
✅ Nos hemos equivocado. (correct)
❌ Nos habemos equivocado. (incorrect)

63
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Estar in future tense

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yo estaré – I will be
tú estarás – you will be
él/ella/usted estará – he/she/you (formal) will be
nosotros/as estaremos – we will be
vosotros/as estaréis – you (plural) will be
ustedes estarán – you (plural) will be
ellos/as estarán – they will be

64
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Estar in condicional tense

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yo estaría – I would be
tú estarías – you would be
él/ella/usted estaría – he/she/you (formal) would be
nosotros/as estaríamos – we would be
vosotros/as estaríais – you (plural) would be
ustedes estarían – you (plural) would be
ellos/as estarían – they would be

65
Q

Present progressive in Spanish

A

It is used to express that an action is happening right now (at the moment of speaking).

Estoy escribiendo este artículo. (I am writing this post.)
It is used to express that an action occurs repeatedly.

Él siempre está haciendo tonterías. (He is always doing silly things.)

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I have been
you have been
he/she/you have been
we have been
you (plural) have been
they have been

A

yo he estado
tú has estado
él/ella/usted ha estado
nosotros/as hemos estado
vosotros/as habéis estado
ellos/as han estado

67
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I had been
you had been
he/she/you (formal) had been
we had been
you (plural) had been
they had been

A

yo había estado – I had been
tú habías estado – you had been
él/ella/usted había estado – he/she/you (formal) had been
nosotros/as habíamos estado – we had been
vosotros/as habíais estado – you (plural) had been
ellos/as habían estado – they had been

68
Q

Ir in future tense

A

Iré
Irás
Irá
Iremos
Iréis
Irán

69
Q

Ir in past imperfect

A

Iba
Ibas
Iba
Íbamos
Ibais
Iban

70
Q

What is the present progressive of the following?

decir (say)
repetir (repeat)
reír (laugh)
seguir (follow)
sentir (feel)
dormir (sleep)
ir (go)
construir (build)
destruir (destroy)
leer (read)
oír (listen)
influir (affect)

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decir (say) – diciendo
repetir (repeat) – repitiendo
reír (laugh) – riendo
seguir (follow) – siguiendo
sentir (feel) – sintiendo
dormir (sleep) – durmiendo
Ir (go) – yendo
construir (build) – construyendo
destruir (destroy) – destruyendo
leer (read) – leyendo
oír (listen) – oyendo
influir (affect) – influyendo

71
Q

I will have
You will have
He/She will have
We will have
You plural will have
They will have

I will have given the car to Jorge.

A

Habre
Habras
Habra
Habremos
Habreis
Habran

Yo habré dado el carro a Jorge.

72
Q

Hacer Present tense

A

Hago
Haces
Hace
Hacemos
Haceis
Hacen

73
Q

Hacer in past tense

A

Hice
Hiciste
Hizo
Hicimos
Hicisteis
Hicieron

74
Q

Hacer in future conditional

A

Haría
Harías
Haría
Haríamos
Haríais
Harían

75
Q

Hacer in future tense

A

Haré
Harás
Hará
Haremos
Haréis
Harán

76
Q

Hacer in past imperfect

A

Hacía
Hacías
Hacía
Hacíamos
Hacíais
Hacían

77
Q

I have done
You have done
He has done
We have done
You plural have done
They have done

A

He hecho
Has hecho
Ha hecho
Hemos hecho
Habeis hecho
Han hecho

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Q

I am doing

A

estoy haciendo

79
Q

I shave my self
You shave yourself
Roger shaves himself
We shave ourselves
You plural shave yourselves
My friends shave themselves

A

Yo me afeito.
Tú te afeitas.
Róger se afeita.
Nosotros nos afeitamos.
Vosotros os afeitáis.
Mis amigos se afeitan.

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I had done
You have done
He has done
We have done
You plural have done
They have done

A

Hacía hecho
Hacías hecho
Hacía hecho
Hacíamos hecho
Hacíais hecho
Hacían hecho

81
Q

How to pluralise words ending in -a, -e, -i, -o, -u

A

Add an -s at the end

82
Q

Words ending in what have an additional S at the end when they are pluralised ?

A

Words ending in -a, -e, -i, -o, -u

83
Q

How to pluralise words ending in a constant

A

Addition of -es at the end if constant isn’t z

if Z, add -ces

84
Q

Words ending in what have an additional ES at the end when they are pluralised ?

A

Words ending with a constant other than z

85
Q

Words ending in what have an additional CES at the end when they are pluralised ?

A

Words ending with z

86
Q

When do we use Un/Una/Unos/Unas?

A

Before a noun

87
Q

What does Un/Una mean?

A

A / an

88
Q

When do we use El / La / Los / Las

A

Before a noun

89
Q

What does El / La / Los / Las mean

A

The

90
Q

When do we uses ser?

A

-Profession (soy profesro)
-Relation (somos amigos/hermanos)
-Describe physical things (tu madre es alta)
-describe qualities (es muy inteligente)
-Nationalities (soy polaco)

91
Q

When to use esto/esta/estos/estas/, ese/esa/esos/esas, eso/esto

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To point to something close use este (whose pen is this?)
To present something use esta (this is my sister)

92
Q

When to use esto/esta/estos/estas/

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To point to something close use este (whose pen is this?)
To present something use esta (this is my sister)

93
Q

I have a

A

Hay un/una

94
Q

How do we formulate superlative?

“The tallest man in the world”

A

el/la/los/las + (noun) + mas +adjective + de

el hombre mas alto del mundo

95
Q

How do you say: Given that / Since

A

Ya que / puesto que

96
Q

When do we use the preposition (a)

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-To indicate an action directed at a person, animal or object.
-To indicate a direction.
-After verbs of movement (e.g. venir, ir, volver) when the word that follows the verb is a name or pronoun.

97
Q

When do we use the preposition (para)

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Use para to describe the purpose behind doing something. Consider its English translation to be “in order to”

98
Q

When do we use the preposition (en)

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To indicate location and time

99
Q

When do we use the preposition (de)

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de shows who or what something belongs to.
de can indicate what something is made of or what it is used for.
de is used in comparisons when a number is mentioned. Había más/menos de 100 personas.

100
Q

What is the grammar for feeling verbs (I hope)

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The feeling verb + Infinitive (if the subject is saying it) ex. Espero tener una buena dia

The feeling verb + que + subjunctive form | ex. Espero que tengas una buena dia

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