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This document provides a summary of Spanish grammar concepts across 14 sections, including: - The verbs ser and estar and how they differ in describing permanent vs. temporary states - Common expressions using hacer and verbs like gustar - How the preterite tense is used consistently for past actions - Irregular verbs like dar, ir, ser, and hacer in the preterite - "La cucaracha verbs" and their irregular preterite forms - The difference between direct and indirect object pronouns and how they are used - Forming affirmative and negative commands - How se is used impersonally to avoid specifying the subject of a verb
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1. It outlines different verb tenses and forms such as the preterite, imperfect, commands, and modal verbs.
2. It discusses various verb types like reflexive verbs, stem-changing verbs, and verbs like gustar.
3. It also covers topics such as object pronouns, demonstrative adjectives and pronouns, saber vs conocer, and using se for impersonal constructions.
The document serves as a grammar reference guide, summarizing essential rules and examples for numerous aspects of Spanish verb usage and grammar.
Spanish grammer book
This document provides a summary of the contents of a Spanish 2 grammar book. It includes chapters on verbs like ser and estar, verbs like gustar, hacer, the preterite or past tense, verb conjugations ending in -car, -gar and -zar, irregular verbs, commands, the future tense, demonstrative adjectives and pronouns, modal verbs, reflexive verbs, and the differences between saber and conocer. It also lists example questions and responses using these grammar points.
Gbk2[1]
This document contains a table of contents that lists various Spanish grammar topics including verbs like ser and estar, verbs like gustar, hacer expressions, the preterite and trigger words, irregular preterite verbs, affirmative and negative commands, DOPs, IOPs, the future tense, adjectives, formal commands, modal verbs, reflexive verbs, and saber vs conocer.
Gbk21
This document contains a table of contents that lists various Spanish grammar topics including verbs like ser and estar, verbs like gustar, hacer expressions, the preterite and trigger words, irregular preterite verbs, affirmative and negative commands, DOPs, IOPs, the future tense, adjectives, formal commands, modal verbs, reflexive verbs, and saber vs conocer.
Grammar Book
This document contains a table of contents that lists various Spanish grammar topics including verbs like ser and estar, verbs like gustar, hacer expressions, the preterite and trigger words, irregular preterite verbs, affirmative and negative commands, DOPs, IOPs, the future tense, adjectives, formal commands, modal verbs, reflexive verbs, and saber vs conocer.
Grammerbook10
This document provides an overview of Spanish grammar concepts including:
1. The uses of estar and ser and examples of each.
2. Verbs like gustar and how they are conjugated.
3. Expressions using hacer and time frames.
4. Preterite verb conjugations and irregular verbs.
Grammar book Semester 2
This document provides a summary of key Spanish grammar concepts and vocabulary organized by topic. It covers topics such as que vs cual, verbs like gustar, stem-changing verbs, the preterite tense, ser/estar, reflexive verbs, adverbs, and more. Formulas, examples, and conjugations are provided for many of the grammar structures. The document is intended as a study guide or reference sheet for a Spanish grammar lesson.
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Grammar book
- 1. Grammar Book By: Patti Gerth
- 2. Table of Contents: 1. Ser 2. Estar 3. Hacer expressions 4. Verbslike gustar 5. Pretérito 6. TriggerWords 7. Car, Gar, Zar 8. Spock 9. Cucaracha Verbs 10. Snakes and Snakeys 11. DOP 12. IOP 13. Commands 14. Irregular Commands) 15. Se Impersonal
- 3. Ser Description Origin Characteristics Time SER Occupation Relationships TO BE (Permanent) possession Events Dates
- 4. Estar Health TO BE (Temporary) Emotions Location (EN) ESTAR Present Condition ar -> ando Er/ir -> endo -> yendo
- 5. Hacer Expressions: EX: Hace dos años que viví en Francia.
- 10. Encantar: tolove
- 11. Faltar: tolack, orbe in need of
- 15. A las ocho: at 8 o’clock
- 17. El día anterior: thedaybefore
- 18. El lunes pasado: lastMonday
- 19. El fin de semana: lastweekend
- 20. Ayer por la mañana: yesterdaymorning
- 21. El otro día: theotherday
- 22. Una vez: on time/once
- 25. Entonces: then
- 26. Desde el primer momento: from 1stmoment
- 27. Durante dos siglos: during 2ndcentury
- 28. En es momento: in thatmoment
- 30. Spock Ir/Ser - fui -fuiste -fue -fuimos -fueron Dar/Ver - i -iste -io -imos -ieron IR DAR SER VER HACER Hacer: -hice -hiciste -hizo -hicimos - hicieron
- 32. iste (tu)
- 33. o (usted, el ella)
- 34. imos (nosotros)
- 40. Answers to whom or for whom
- 41. In order to have a IOP you must also have a DOP.Change to se 1st IOP + 2nd DOP Ex: give it to him Déselo [accent on the third from last syllable]
- 42. Commands DOP+IOP can attach to an affirmative command Ar -> e Ir/er -> a DOP+IOP must go before the negative command
- 43. [Irregular commands] Tener Venir Dar Ir Ser Hacer Estar Saber TENGOVENGADEVAYA SEA HAGAESTESEPA
- 44. Se Impersonal: Use se to avoid specify a person who is doing the action of the verb -- Se vende el ropa. When using se, the verb is always in third person! -- Se aquí se hable español. Se can be used in tenses -- Se hizo mucho. -- Se hará mucho. -- Se había hecho.