spanish grammar book #2
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Grammar Book Second Semester
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1. Conditional 2. Conditional irregular3. Present perfect4. Present perfect
irregulars5. Past perfect6. Subjunctive perfect7. Tanto vs. tan8. Impersonal se9. Saber vs. Conocer10. Formal commands11. Formal irregular
commands12. Informal commands
13. Informal irregular commands
14. DOP and IOP placement
15. Nosotros commands16. Mono verbs17. Subjunctive with
irregulars18. Trigger words for
impersonal expressions, emotional expressions, and conjunctions of time
19. Demonstrative adjectives and pronouns
Table of Contents
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Conditional Used to describe uncertainty or polite requests Describe what you would, should, could, or probably
do Infinitive + ending
Example: Yo comería por que tengo hambre.
-ía -íamos
-ías -íais
-ía -ían
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Conditional Irregulars Change the verb to the root then add
the same endings
Hacer
har
Haber
habr
Saber
sabr
Tener
tendr
Venir
vendr
Salir
saldr
Poner
pondr
Poder
podr
Caber
cabr
Decir
dir
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Present Perfect Used to describe actions that happened
recently or still hold true Also used to tell what you have or
haven’t done Uses the verb Haber
Example: Hanadado en el lago.
He Hemos
Has
Ha Han
-ar verbs to -ado
-er/ir verbs to -ido
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Present Perfect Irregulars Used with Haber
Abrir
•Abierto
Cubrir
•Cubierto
Decir
•Dicho
Escribir
•Escrito
Ver
•Visto
Ir
•Ido
Hacer
•Hecho
Poner
•Puesto
Morir
• Muerto
Volver
• Vuelto
Romper
• Roto
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Past Perfect Use both a main verb and an auxiliary
verb Use haber plus a past participle Don’t separate the two verbs with
pronounsHe Hemos
Has
Ha Han
-ar verbs to -ado
-er/ir verbs to -ido
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Subjunctive Perfect Uses the subjunctive form to express
the perfect tense Conjugate haber in the subjunctive Then add the endings to the infinitives
Example: Es importante que hayas bebido agua.
Haya Hayamos
Hayas
Ha Hayan
-ar verbs to -ado -er/ir verbs
to -ido
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Used to compare
two nouns
Tanto + (noun) +
Como
Tanto
Ex: Juan come tanta
comida como su amigo.
Tanto vs. Tan
Used to compare
two adjectives
Tan + (adj) + Como
Tan
Ex: Ella es tan baja
como tú.
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Impersonal Se
Can be used for all
tenses
Conjugate the verb with se in 3rd peron
No specific person
doing the action
Ex: Se vende
comida.
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Conocer
Published Works
People, Places
To know:
Saber Vs. Conocer
Saber
information
facts
To know:
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Formal Commands
-ar• Change to
yo form• Drop the
“o” and add “e”
-er• Change to
yo form• Drop the
“o” and add “a”
-ir • Change to
yo form• Drop the
“o” and add “a”
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Formal Irregular Commands
Tener: tenga
Venir: venga
Dar: dé
Ir: vaya
Ser: sea
Hacer: haga
Estar: esté
Saber: sepa
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Informal Commands
Affirmative
• Change to tú form• Drop the “s”
Negative
• Change to yo form• Drop the “o”• Add opposite ending
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Informal Irregular Commands
Irregulars
Decir: di
Hacer: haz
Ir: ve
Poner: pon
Salir: sal
Ser: sé
Tener: ten
Venir: ven
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DOP and IOP Placement For affirmative
commands it can be attached to the end of the command
Remember appropriate accent rules
For negative commands it is after the “no” but before the command
They are not attached to the command
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Nosotros Commands
Add the nosotros opposite ending
Drop the “o”
Change to yo form
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Mono Verbs
Use only for reflexive
verbs while also using
the nosotros
command
Instead of –mosnos, drop the
first “s” to become –monos
Ex: Vámonos
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Subjunctive
Expressions
Conviene que, es bueno que, es dudoso que, es importante que, es posible
que, es raro que
Reason
Wishing/wanting,
emotions, doubt/disbelief,
impersonal expressions, negotiation,
god/grief
Formation
Needs a “special verb”, 2 clauses,
2 different subjects, and
the word “que”
To change the verb into the subjunctive: change to yo
form, drop the “o” and add the opposite ending
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Subjunctive IrregularsTener Tenga
Venir Venga
Decir Diga
Dar Dé
Ir Vaya
Ser Sea
Hacer Haga
Estar Esté
Saber Sepa
-Car -que
-Gar -gue
-Zar -cé
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Subjunctive Trigger Words
Impersonal Expressions
Es bueno que, es malo que, es
posible que, es importante que
Emotional Expressions
Esperar que, evitar que, rogar
que, sorprenderse que, es agradable
que
Conjunctions of Time
Cuando, hasta que, luego que,
tan pronto como, después de que
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Demonstrative Adjectives and Pronouns Adjectives would match the noun
Add an accent on the first “e” to change it to a pronoun.
This or these That or those That or those over there
Singular Este/ Esta Ese/ Esa Aquel/ Aquella
Plural Estos/ Estas Esos/ Esas Aquellos/ Aquellas