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GRAMMAR BOOK
   WILL TRAUTWEIN
      7TH PERIOD
          SP2H
TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.    Nations
2.    Stem Change
3.    Para
4.    IOP’s
5.    Gustar
6.    Affirmative+Negatives
7.    Superlativos
8.    Reflexives
9.    Affirmative tu commands/irregulars
10.   Negative tu commands
11.   Sequencing
NATIONS
STEM CHANGING VERBS

o>ue          e>ie      e>i
Contar        Pensar   Repetir
PARA

•   Para=for
•   Shows who is receiving an item.
•   Can be used to indicate a destination
•   Can be used to express specific time
•   Can be used to show the purpose of
    something.
IOP’S

• Indirect Object Pronouns
• Iops are nouns that tell to whom/what or for
  whom/what
PRONOUN PLACEMENT

• When the pronoun accompanies a conjugated
  verb the pronoun comes before the verb.
• When pronoun accompanies an infinitive, it cand
  be attached to the infinitive.
 • Before ex. Hernan le compre el perfume a su madre.
 • Attached ex. Hernan quiere comprarle una olla su madre.
GUSTAR

•   Yo- o, Me – Me gusta
•   Tu- as, Te – te gusta
•   El/Ella- a, le – Le gusta
•   Nosotros- amos, nos – nos gusta
•   Ellos/Ellas- an, les – les gusta
•   If noun is plural, gusta becomes gustan
•   Singular-me gusta la idea
•   Plural- me gustan las ideas.
AFFIRMATIVE + NEGATIVE WORDS
 Affirmative            Negative
 Algo-something         Nada-nothing


 Alguien-someone        Nadie=no one


 Algun/alguno(a)-same   Ningun/ninguno(a)-none, not
                        any

 Siempre-always         Nunca-never


 Tambien-also           Tampoco-neither
SUPERLATIVOS

•   Drop last vowel in word and add “isimo” for more emphasis
    on word

• El Saints de New Orleans es malisimo.

• When last consonant is c,g,or z, spelling changes
     • C>qu
     • G>gu
     • Z>c
REFLEXIVES

• Reflexive pronouns are used with reflexive verbs to show
  the subject of the sentence recieves the action of the
  verb.


           Me lavo                 Nos lavamos
Lavarse:   Te lavas                Os lavais
           Se lava                 Se lavan
AFFIRMATIVE TU
           COMMANDS/IRREGULARS

• Give commands to someone by using the affirmative tu
  commands of regular verbs.
• Caminar- Camina!, Correr- Corre!,Comer-Come!

              •   Irregular affirmative tu commands

      decir                      di
      hacer                      haz
      ir                         ve
      poner                      pon
      salir                      sal
      ser                        se
      tener                      ten
      venir                      ven
NEGATIVE TU COMMANDS
• Use when you're telling someone what not to do.

• Negative tu commands are formed by taking the the you
  form of the present tense dropping the o and adding the
  appropriate ending.
• Ex. No le hables!
SEQUENCING EVENTS
Primero: First

Entonces : Then, So

Luego : Later

Por Fin: Finally

Antes : Before

Depués: After, Afterward

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  • 1. GRAMMAR BOOK WILL TRAUTWEIN 7TH PERIOD SP2H
  • 2. TABLE OF CONTENTS 1. Nations 2. Stem Change 3. Para 4. IOP’s 5. Gustar 6. Affirmative+Negatives 7. Superlativos 8. Reflexives 9. Affirmative tu commands/irregulars 10. Negative tu commands 11. Sequencing
  • 4. STEM CHANGING VERBS o>ue e>ie e>i Contar Pensar Repetir
  • 5. PARA • Para=for • Shows who is receiving an item. • Can be used to indicate a destination • Can be used to express specific time • Can be used to show the purpose of something.
  • 6. IOP’S • Indirect Object Pronouns • Iops are nouns that tell to whom/what or for whom/what
  • 7. PRONOUN PLACEMENT • When the pronoun accompanies a conjugated verb the pronoun comes before the verb. • When pronoun accompanies an infinitive, it cand be attached to the infinitive. • Before ex. Hernan le compre el perfume a su madre. • Attached ex. Hernan quiere comprarle una olla su madre.
  • 8. GUSTAR • Yo- o, Me – Me gusta • Tu- as, Te – te gusta • El/Ella- a, le – Le gusta • Nosotros- amos, nos – nos gusta • Ellos/Ellas- an, les – les gusta • If noun is plural, gusta becomes gustan • Singular-me gusta la idea • Plural- me gustan las ideas.
  • 9. AFFIRMATIVE + NEGATIVE WORDS Affirmative Negative Algo-something Nada-nothing Alguien-someone Nadie=no one Algun/alguno(a)-same Ningun/ninguno(a)-none, not any Siempre-always Nunca-never Tambien-also Tampoco-neither
  • 10. SUPERLATIVOS • Drop last vowel in word and add “isimo” for more emphasis on word • El Saints de New Orleans es malisimo. • When last consonant is c,g,or z, spelling changes • C>qu • G>gu • Z>c
  • 11. REFLEXIVES • Reflexive pronouns are used with reflexive verbs to show the subject of the sentence recieves the action of the verb. Me lavo Nos lavamos Lavarse: Te lavas Os lavais Se lava Se lavan
  • 12. AFFIRMATIVE TU COMMANDS/IRREGULARS • Give commands to someone by using the affirmative tu commands of regular verbs. • Caminar- Camina!, Correr- Corre!,Comer-Come! • Irregular affirmative tu commands decir di hacer haz ir ve poner pon salir sal ser se tener ten venir ven
  • 13. NEGATIVE TU COMMANDS • Use when you're telling someone what not to do. • Negative tu commands are formed by taking the the you form of the present tense dropping the o and adding the appropriate ending. • Ex. No le hables!
  • 14. SEQUENCING EVENTS Primero: First Entonces : Then, So Luego : Later Por Fin: Finally Antes : Before Depués: After, Afterward