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This chapter discusses traveling. It provides examples of using indirect object pronouns like "me", "te", and "nos" to express "to/for whom". It also covers the verbs "dar" and "decir" and how they are used. Some examples of expressing likes and dislikes with the verb "gustar" are given. Finally, it discusses using the preterite tense to talk about actions that occurred in the past, providing conjugated examples of regular verbs like "hablar" and "comer", as well as irregular verbs like "dar", "ir", "hacer", and "ser".
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Syllabus
Chapter-1
Introduction to objective, scope and outcome the subject
Chapter 2
Introduction: Scope and Specialization of Civil Engineering, Role of civil Engineer in Society, Impact of infrastructural development on economy of country.
Chapter 3
Surveying: Object Principles & Types of Surveying; Site Plans, Plans & Maps; Scales & Unit of different Measurements.
Linear Measurements: Instruments used. Linear Measurement by Tape, Ranging out Survey Lines and overcoming Obstructions; Measurements on sloping ground; Tape corrections, conventional symbols. Angular Measurements: Instruments used; Introduction to Compass Surveying, Bearings and Longitude & Latitude of a Line, Introduction to total station.
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Chapter 4
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Chapter 5
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Chapter 6
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- 2. Expressing to whom or for whom Indirect Object Pronouns Indirect Object Pronouns
- 3. meme to/forto/for meme nosnos to/for usto/for us tete to/for you (to/for you (fam. sing.fam. sing.)) osos to/for you (to/for you (fam. pl.fam. pl.)) lele to/for you (to/for you (form. sing.form. sing.)),, lesles to/for you (to/for you (form. pl.form. pl.),), him, her, ithim, her, it themthem
- 4. Expressing to whom or for whom Dar and Decir Dar and Decir
- 5. dardar decirdecir (i)(i) ((to giveto give)) ((to say; to tellto say; to tell)) ddoyoy damosdamos ddigigoo decimosdecimos dasdas daisdais ddiicesces decísdecís dada dandan ddiicece ddiicencen
- 6. Expressing likes and dislikes The verb gustar The verb gustar
- 7. SpanishSpanish Me gustaMe gusta la playa.la playa. NoNo le gustanle gustan sussus cursos.cursos. Nos gustaNos gusta leer.leer. Literal EquivalentLiteral Equivalent The beachThe beach is pleasingis pleasing to meto me.. His coursesHis courses are notare not pleasing to himpleasing to him.. ReadingReading is pleasing tois pleasing to usus.. English PhrasingEnglish Phrasing I likeI like the beach.the beach. HeHe doesndoesn’’t liket like hishis courses.courses. We likeWe like to read.to read.
- 8. Talking about the past Preterite of regular verbs Preterite of regular verbs
- 9. hablarhablar hablhabléé hablhablamosamos I spokeI spoke ((did speakdid speak)) we spokewe spoke hablhablastastee hablhablasteisasteis you spokeyou spoke youyou ((fam., pl. Sp.fam., pl. Sp.)) spokespoke hablhablóó hablhablaronaron you/he/she spokeyou/he/she spoke you/they spokeyou/they spoke comercomer comcomíí comcomimoimoss I ateI ate ((did eatdid eat)) we atewe ate comcomisteiste comcomisteisisteis you ateyou ate youyou ((fam., pl. Sp.fam., pl. Sp.)) ateate comcomióió comcomieronieron you/he/she ateyou/he/she ate you/they ateyou/they ate vivirvivir vivvivíí vivvivimosimos I livedI lived ((did livedid live)) we livedwe lived vivvivisteiste vivvivisteisisteis you livedyou lived youyou ((fam., pl. Sp.fam., pl. Sp.)) livedlived vivvivióió vivvivieronieron you/he/she livedyou/he/she lived you/they livedyou/they lived
- 10. Talking about the past Preterite of dar, ir, hacer, ser Preterite of dar, ir, hacer, ser
- 11. dardar hacerhacer ir/serir/ser didi dimosdimos hicehice hicimoshicimos fuifui fuimosfuimos distediste disteisdisteis hicistehiciste hicisteishicisteis fuistefuiste fuisteisfuisteis diodio dierondieron hihizzoo hicieronhicieron fuefue fueronfueron