Final - Grammar 1A-4B Flashcards
(42 cards)
1
Q
present tense
-ar
A
- o
- as
- a
- amos
- áis
- an
2
Q
present tense
-er
A
- o
- es
- e
- emos
- éis
- en
3
Q
present tense
-ir
A
- o
- es
- e
- imos
- ís
- en
4
Q
present tense
ser
A
soy eres es somos sois son
5
Q
present tense
irregular “yo” forms
A
hacer - hago poner - pongo traer - traigo tener - tengo salir - salgo decir - digo venir - vengo
6
Q
present tense
estar
A
estoy estás está estamos estáis están
7
Q
present tense
ir
A
voy vas va vamos váis van
8
Q
present tense
saber
A
sé sabes sabe sabemos sabéis saben
9
Q
present tense
conocer
A
conozco conoces conoce conocemos conocéis conocen
10
Q
reflexive verb pronouns
A
me te se nos os se
11
Q
después de
A
after
12
Q
depende de
A
depending on
13
Q
antes de
A
before
14
Q
acabar de + (infinitive)
A
to just have done (infinitive)
15
Q
el salón de belleza
A
beauty salon
16
Q
ser vs. estar
A
ser -what a person or thing is -what a person or thing is like -where a person or thing is from -what a thing is made of -to whom something belongs estar -how a person or thing is at the moment -how someone feels -where a person or thing is located
17
Q
possessive adjectives
A
before the noun: -mi(s) -tu(s) -su(s) -nuestro/a(s) -vuestro/a(s) -su(s) (my, your) after the noun: -mío/a(s) -tuyo/a(s) -suyo/a(s) -nuestro/a(s) -vuestro/a(s) -suyo/a(s) (of mine, of yours)
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Q
present tense
ver
A
veo ves ve vemos veis
19
Q
the date
A
el + (cardinal number) + de + (month)
20
Q
days of the week
A
domingo lunes martes miércoles jueves viernes sábado
21
Q
preterite
-ar
A
- é
- aste
- ó
- amos
- asteis
- aron
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Q
preterite
- er
- ir
A
- í
- iste
- ió
- imos
- isteis
- ieron
23
Q
-car, -gar, -zar
A
an "e" following a "c," "g," or "z" changes its pronunciation in the preterite "yo" form: c - qu g - gu z - c
24
Q
use adjective as noun
A
when comparing two similar things, avoid repetition by dropping the noun and using an article with an adjective. ex: la sudadera apretado o "la floja" una chaqueta de lana or una de cuero el abrigo de aPaco o el de Jaun
25
direct object pronouns
```
*who or what receives the action
me - me
te - you (informal)
lo/a - it, him, her, you (formal)
nos - we
os - you all (formal)
los/as - them, you all
```
26
preterite tense
ir
ser
```
fui
fuiste
fue
fuimos
fuisteis
fueron
```
27
preterite tense
| irregular endings
- e
- iste
- o
- imos
- isteis
- ieron
28
preterite tense
| irregulars
hacer - hic- ; (el, ella ud.) hiz-
tener - tuv-
estar - est-
poder - pud-
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commands
| affirmative
write verb in "el, ella, ud." form
| *except now the subject is "tú"
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commands
| negatives
write verb in "yo" form
drop the -o
add the opposite ending (-ar - es ; -er/-ir - as)
*now the subject is "tú"
31
commands
affirmative
irregulars
```
venir - ven
decir - di
salir - sal
hacer - haz
tener - ten
ir - ve
poner - pon
ser - sé
*ven disel has ten weapons, se?
dar - da
estar - está
```
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commands
negatives
irregulars
```
venir - vengas
decir - digas
salir - salgas
hacer - hagas
tener - tengas
ir - vayas
poner - pongas
ser - seas
dar - des
estar - estés
*all have "no" directly before the verb
```
33
present progressive tense
- ar
- er
- ir
conjugate "estar"
drop the:
-ar - -ando
-er, -ir - -iendo
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present progressive tense
| irregulars
```
"e" becomes "i"
*repetir keeps the "e"
"o" becomes "u"
creer - creyendo
leer - leyendo
traer - trayendo
```
35
imperfect tense
| -ar
- aba
- abas
- aba
- ábamos
- abais
- aban
36
imperfect tense
- er
- ir
- ía
- ías
- ía
- íamos
- íais
- ían
37
imperfect tense
| ir
```
iba
ibas
iba
íbamos
ibais
iban
```
38
imperfect tense
| ser
```
era
eras
era
éramos
erais
eran
```
39
imperfect tense
| ver
```
veía
veías
veía
veíamos
veíais
veían
```
40
indirect object pronouns
```
*to or for whom an action is performed
me - meus
te - you
le - him, her, formal you
nos - us
os - you (familiar)
les - them, you all
```
41
reciprocal actions
place the conjugated form of 'se" in front of the verb to imply "each other"
ex: Sally y Beth se hablan. - Sally and Beth talk with each other
42
preterite vs. imperfect
preterite
-used for actions in the past that are seen as completed
-implies that the past action had a definite beginning and definite end
-the beginning and the end may not always be clearly stated
imperfect
-used for actions in the past that are not seen as completed
-implies that the past action did not have a definite beginning or a definite end.