2.  Nationalities
 Stem Changers
 Para
 Indirect Object Pronouns
 Pronoun Placement
 Gustar
 Affirmative and Negative Words
 Superlatives
 Reflexives
 Affirmative tu Commands+ Irregulars+ Pronoun
Placement
 Negative tu Commands+ Irregulars+ Pronoun
Placement
 Sequencing Events

5.  Can Mean:
 “In order to”
 Indicates purpose, intent, usefulness, and need
 Destination
 “No later then” or “by”
 “Considering”
 Personal Reaction
 With estar can mean
 “To be about to”
 “To be ready to”

6.  Before conjugated verb
 Attach to an infinitive
 Attach to a gerund
Me Te Le Nos Les

7. 1. Attach the pronoun to the infinitive
2. Attach the pronoun to a progressive tense
3. Attach the pronoun to an affirmative
command
4. Place the pronoun before a conjugated
verb

8.  “To like”
 Indirect Object Pronouns go along with the subject
 Verb is plural according to object
Me Gusta/ Gustan
Te Gusta/ Gustan
Le Gusta/ Gustan
Nos Gusta/ Gustan
Les Gusta/ Gustan

9. Affirmative Negative
Algo Nada
Alguien Nadie
Algún Ningún
Siempre Nunca
También Tampoco

10. -ísimo -ísimos -ísimas -ísima
Adjectives ending in c, g or z, change spelling to
qu, gu, and c, respectively.

11. Rules Pronouns
Can go in front of conjugated verb me
Can be attached to gerund (accent
te
3rd to last)
Can attach to infinitive se
Can attach to affirmative command Nos
1. Conjugate se
2. Add reflexive prounoun

12. Affirmative Commands
Di Sal
Haz Sé
Ve Ten
Pon Ven
Attach the pronoun to the infinitive
Attach the pronoun to a progressive tense
Attach the pronoun to an affirmative command
Place the pronoun before a conjugated verb

13. Tener • No tengas
Venir • No vengas
Di/Decir • No de/digas
Ir • No vayas
Ser • No seas
Haz • No hagas
Estar • No estés
Saber • No sepas

14. Primero Entonces
Luego/ Por
Después
fin
Antes de/ Por la
Depués mañana/
de Tarde/
noche