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1) The document is a grammar book covering topics like the conditional, present perfect, past perfect, subjunctive perfect, tanto y tan, impersonal 'se', saber vs conocer, formal and informal commands, nosotros commands, the subjunctive, irregular verbs, trigger phrases, and demonstrative adjectives. 2) It provides explanations and conjugations of various verb tenses and structures in Spanish including the conditional, present perfect, past perfect, and subjunctive as well as comparisons using tanto y tan and uses of impersonal 'se'. 3) Key irregular verbs are also listed with their conditional and past participle forms.
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- 2. Table of Contents 3 4 5 Present 6 Present perfect irregulars 7 Past 8 Subjunctive perfect 9 Tanto y Tan 10 Impersonal ‘se’ 11 Saber vs. Conocer 12 Informal 13 Formal 14 Nosotros commands 15 16 17 Trigger phrases 18 Demonstrative Adjectives Conditional and irregulars Present Tenses Conditional and irregulars Subjunctive + irregulars
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- 13. Formal Commands “ Yo” form -> opposite ending Connect DOP/IOP if affirmative. Do NOT connect if negative Irregulars Dé esté vaya sea sepa tenga venga ponga
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- 18. Demonstrative Adjectives este/esta -> this ese/esa -> that aquel/aquella -> that (over there) estos/estas -> these esos/esas -> those aquellos/aquellas -> those (over there)