MT7 Flashcards
(167 cards)
1
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I am going to start
A
Voy a comenzar. / Voy a empezar
2
Q
I am going to buy it
A
Voy a comprarlo.
3
Q
We are going to buy it.
A
Vamos a comprarlo
4
Q
i am going to call you later.
A
Voy a llamarle más tarde
5
Q
we will call you later.
A
Vamos a llamarle más tarde
6
Q
At what time will you call me?
A
¿A qué hora va a llamarme?
7
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At what time are you going to call me (to a couple)
A
¿A qué hora van a llamarme?
8
Q
They are going to call me later.
A
Van a llamarme más tarde
9
Q
At what time will you call me? Robert
A
¿A qué hora vas a llamarme?
10
Q
You are going to call me.
A
.
Va a llamarme.
11
Q
You are going to call me. (to a group)
A
Van a llamarme.
12
Q
You are going to call me. (Rob)
A
Vas a llamarme
13
Q
They are going to call me.
A
Van a llamarme
14
Q
We are going to call you.
A
Vamos a llamarle
15
Q
I am staying
A
me quedo
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Q
we are staying
A
nos quedamos
17
Q
hey are staying
A
se quedan
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Q
she is staying
A
ella se queda
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am not staying
A
no me quedo
20
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I am going to stay.
.
A
Voy a quedarme
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How long are you going to stay? (Senor)
A
¿Cuánto tiempo va a quedarse?
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Q
How long are you going to stay? (couple)
A
¿Cuánto tiempo van a quedarse?
23
Q
I don’t know yet how long we are going to stay.
A
Todavía no sé cuánto tiempo vamos a quedarnos
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Q
I will stay
A
me quedaré
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we will stay
nos quedaremos
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We are going to stay.
Vamos a quedarnos
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Future Tense
or ‘he/she/it will’ and ‘you will’ add -rá. For ‘they will’ add -rán
and for ‘you will’ (Roberto) add -rás
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I will buy it.
Lo compraré.
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We will buy it.
Lo compraremos
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He will buy it.
Lo comprará
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You will buy it. (señor)
Lo comprará
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Where will you buy it?
| to several people
¿Dónde lo comprarán?
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Where will you buy it?
| Roberto
¿Dónde lo comprarás?
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They won’t buy it because
it is too expensive.
No lo comprarán porque es demasiado caro
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too / too much
demasiado
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I will be here.
Estaré aquí
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We will be here tomorrow.
Estaremos aquí mañana
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He will be here.
Estará aquí
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It will be ready for
you tomorrow.
Estará listo para usted mañana
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They will be here soon.
Estarán aquí pronto
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They are going to be
here soon.
Van a estar aquí pronto.
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t will be
será
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It won’t be possible.
No será posible
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I will go see it.
Iré a verlo
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We will go see it.
Vamos a ir a verlo.
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we will go
iremos
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We will go see it.
Iremos a verlo.
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Go-go verbs in the future tense need a ‘d’ before -re (-dre)
Go-go verbs in the future tense need a ‘d’ before -re (-dre)
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I will have
tendré
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we will have
tendremos
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he will have / you will
have (señor)
tendrá
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they will have /
you all will have
tendrán
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you will have (Roberto)
tendrás
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will leave
saldré
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we will leave
saldremos
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he will leave
saldrá
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they will leave /
you all will leave
saldrán
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you will leave (Roberto)
saldrás
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I will put
pondré
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we will put
pondremos
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they will put / you all will put
pondrán
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you will put (Roberto)
pondrás
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For ‘digo’ and ‘hago’ .
drop the ‘go’ and add -ré
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I will do
haré
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we will do
haremos
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they will do
harán
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he will do
hará
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you will do (Roberto)
harás
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I will tell
diré
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I will tell you
le diré
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I will tell it.
Lo diré.
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I will tell you later. (Roberto)
Te diré más tarde
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We will tell you.
Le diremos.
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He will tell you.
Le dirá.
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He will tell me.
Me dirá
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When will you tell me? (señor)
¿Cuándo me dirá?
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When will you tell me?
| Roberto
¿Cuándo me dirás?
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When will you all tell me?
¿Cuándo me dirán?
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The conditional (would) follows the same pattern as ‘will’, but
the ending is -ría
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It will be necessary.
Será necesario.
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It would be necessary.
Sería necesario.
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It wouldn’t be necessary.
No sería necesario
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It wouldn’t be possible
that way
No sería posible así.
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I will do it.
Lo haré.
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I would do it.
Lo haría.
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I wouldn’t do it that way.
No lo haría así.
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They wouldn’t do it.
No lo harían.
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Why wouldn’t you do it,
Roberto?
¿Por qué no lo harías,
| Roberto?
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I will tell you.
Te diré. / Le diré.
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I wouldn’t tell you.
No le diría.
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He wouldn’t tell me.
No me diría.
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He won’t leave today.
Él no saldrá hoy.
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He wouldn’t leave.
Él no saldría.
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He will have it for you.
Él lo tendrá para usted.
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But he wouldn’t have it today.
Pero él no lo tendría hoy.
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I like (it pleases me)
me gusta
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I don’t like to stay here.
No me gusta quedarme aquí.
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you like (it pleases you)
te gusta / le gusta
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You like? (Do you like?)
¿Le gusta?
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we like (it pleases us)
nos gusta
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I would like (it would
please me)
me gustaría
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I would like to see you.
Me gustaría verle.
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I would like to go see it
| with you. Rob
Me gustaría ir a verlo contigo.
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I would like to go see it
| with you.
Me gustaría ir a verlo con usted.
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to send
mandar
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He is sending it.
Lo manda
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Whenever you have two pronouns, the personal pronoun comes first
Whenever you have two pronouns, the personal pronoun comes first
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He is sending it to me.
Me lo manda.
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He is not sending it to
me today.
No me lo manda hoy.
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But he will send it to me
.
tomorrow.
Pero me lo mandará mañana
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He is going to send it to me
tomorrow.
Va a mandármelo mañana.
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You can also use the present tense to talk about the future.
You can also use the present tense to talk about the future.
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e is sending it to me
tomorrow
Me lo manda mañana.
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He wouldn’t send it to
me today.
No me lo mandaría hoy.
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I am sending it.
Lo mando
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I am sending you something.
Le mando algo
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I am sending you something.
| Roberta
Te mando algo.
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I am sending it to you. Rob
Te lo mando
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I am sending them to you. Rob
Te los mando
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Whenever you have the combination of ‘le’ and ‘lo’, you change
the ‘l’ of ‘le’ to an ‘s’ and you make it ‘se lo’. The ‘se’ doesn’t
mean ‘oneself’ in this case. So ‘se lo’ means ‘it to you’
Whenever you have the combination of ‘le’ and ‘lo’, you change
the ‘l’ of ‘le’ to an ‘s’ and you make it ‘se lo’. The ‘se’ doesn’t
mean ‘oneself’ in this case. So ‘se lo’ means ‘it to you’
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I am sending it to you. (señor)
Se lo mando
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I am going to send it to
.
you. (señor)
Voy a mandárselo
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‘Voy a mandárselo’ means ‘
I am going to send it to you
| señor/him/her/them’
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Sometimes you need a clarifier: Voy a mandárselo a usted,
| a él, a ella mañana.
Sometimes you need a clarifier: Voy a mandárselo a usted,
| a él, a ella mañana.
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Will you/can you send it to me.
Puede mandármelo
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Can you send it to him.
Puede mandárselo
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I would like to see it.
Me gustaría verlo.
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Another expression for ‘I would like’ is ‘quisiera’ (I may/I might want)
Another expression for ‘I would like’ is ‘quisiera’ (I may/I might want)
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I might want to see it.
Quisiera verlo
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Different ways to express the same thought: quiero verlo,
| me gusta verlo, me gustaría verlo, quisiera verlo
Different ways to express the same thought: quiero verlo,
| me gusta verlo, me gustaría verlo, quisiera verlo
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It won’t be necessary.
No será necesario.
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It wouldn’t be necessary.
No sería necesario
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How to form the past tense (I have bought something). The
past participle depends on which track you are on. On the
-ar track, you dive into -ado (hablar – hablado). On the
vender – vendido, comprar – comprado, tomar – tomado
How to form the past tense (I have bought something). The
past participle depends on which track you are on. On the
-ar track, you dive into -ado (hablar – hablado). On the -er track,
you dive into -ido (salir – salido). For example: comer – comido,
vender – vendido, comprar – comprado, tomar – tomado
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ar verbs
-ar track, you dive into -ado (hablar – hablado)
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er verbs
-er track,
| you dive into -ido (salir – salido). For example: comer – comido,
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to sell
vender
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sold
vendido
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to buy
comprar
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bought
compado
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to take
tomar
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taken
tomado
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to live
vivir
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lived
vivido
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In Spanish, there are two verbs for ‘to have’.
The verb ‘to have’
is the diving board you need to dive into the past, which in this
case is ‘haber’ and not ‘tener’
In Spanish, there are two verbs for ‘to have’. The verb ‘to have’
is the diving board you need to dive into the past, which in this
case is ‘haber’ and not ‘tener’
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to have ....
haber
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he
I have
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hemos
we have
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ha
you she it him her have
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has
you she him it her have
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han
they have
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I have bought something.
He comprado algo
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We have bought.
Hemos comprado
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We have bought it.
Lo hemos comprado
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He has bought it.
Lo ha comprado
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He has not bought it.
No lo ha comprado
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Where have you bought it?
¿Dónde lo ha comprado?
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He has sold it.
Lo ha vendido
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There are a few exceptions when you’re ‘diving’. For example,
the diving part of ‘hacer’ is ‘hecho’
There are a few exceptions when you’re ‘diving’. For example,
the diving part of ‘hacer’ is ‘hecho’
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To do
hacer
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Done
hecho
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I have done it.
Lo he hecho.
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We have done it.
Lo hemos hecho
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To tell
decir
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told
dicho
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He has told me.
Me ha dicho.
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You have not told me.
No me ha dicho.
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I have told you.
Le he dicho
