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This grammar book covers various topics of Spanish grammar including: 1. The difference between qué and cuál 2. Uses of transitional words 3. The verb ser and how it means "to be" 4. The verb gustar which means "to like" and how it uses indirect pronouns 5. The verb estar and how it expresses present conditions, emotions, and locations
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- 1. Grammar Book By: Enrique Matthews
- 2. Table of Contents 1. Qué vs. Cuál 2. Transitional Words 3. Ser 4. Gustar 5. Estar 6. Imperfect Verbs 7. Trigger words 8. Acabar de … 9. Hacer Expressions 10. VerbosComo Gustar
- 3. Qué vs. Cuál
- 5. SER -Means to be
- 9. Trigger Words - Trigger words signal the use of an imperfect verb
- 10. Acabar de … Means to have just done something Acabar de Infinitive Never conjugate infinitive, only acabar Nosotros acabamos de leer el libro.We just read the book.
- 11. Hacer Expressions Hacer + Time + Que + Conjugated Verb Used to tell how much time you have done something EX: Hace un año que estudio español.I have been studying Spanish for one year. Hace dos años que ellas estudian inglés.They have been studying English for two years.
- 12. Verbos Como Gustar -Verb is conjugated to modify the object of the sentence, not the subject EX: Me gustan los libros. Gustar in the 3rd plural is conjugated for los libros, 3rd Plural