5. Por and Para are Prepositions used in a few
different situations. Para and por mean for.
Here are some examples:
1. Es un cepillo para el pelo.
2. Trabajo por una hora.
3. Gracias por la ayuda.
4. Este regalo es para tu.
6. An indirect object pronoun tells where the
direct object is going.
All indirect object pronouns
1. Me 5. nos
2. Te 6. os
3. La 7. les.
4. Le
7. Pronouns go before a conjugated verb or after
an infinitive or gerund.
Here are a few examples.
1. Julio le da a María lecciones.
2. Ricardo les enseña la lección a los
estudiantes.
3. Roberto les compra un coche
8. Gustar is a verb that differs from the others,
you need to use an indirect object pronoun in
front in order for it to work.
Here are some examples
1. Me gusta el libro.
2. No me gusta correr.
3. Mi madre le gusta correr.
4. Tu familia les gusta comer.
9. Affirmative Negative
sí (yes) no (no, not)
algo (something) nada (nothing)
alguien (someone, nadie (no one, nobody)
somebody) ninguno (no, no one, not
alguno (any, some) any, none)
o (either,or) ni (neither, not)
siempre (always) nunca, jamás (never, not
también (also) ever)
tampoco (not either,
neither)
10. A superlative is a world that describes the most
or maximum amount of an object.
All superlatives end with cisimo.
Here are some examples:
1. Grandísimo.
2. Delicisimo
3. Tardisimo
11. Reflexive verbs occur when the subject in a
sentence, is also the object in the sentence.
They are used in sentences like: He washed
himself.
Here are a few examples
1. Pablo se habla.
2. Se llama Eva.
3. Me afeito cada mañana.
12. Steps
1. + Drop s
+ Irregulars
1. Di
2. Haz
3. Ve
4. Pon
5. Sal
6. Se
7. Ten
8. Ven
13. Steps
1. Put in “yo” form.
2. Change vowel.
3. Add “s”.
Irregulars
- TVDISHES
- Tener, venir, Dar/decir, ir, ser, hacer, estar,
saber
14. You use sequencing events words to show a change in time,
they make the story or conversation flow much better.
Here are a few:
Primero: First
Entonces : Then, So
Luego : Later
Por Fin: Finally
Antes : Before
Depués: After, Afterward
