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| called El Greco in reference to Greek origin. Painter, sculptor and architect of Spanish renaissance. Known for elongated figures. |
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| leading portrait artist in court of King Philip IV. Painted non-traditional scenes with midgets and the royals in the back or reflected in mirrors. |
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| Francisco de Goya y Lucientes |
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| self taught scholar and poet. a nun. a Mexican writer who stands at the beginning of the history of Mexican literature in the Spanish language. |
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| mexican social realist painter, specialized in bold murals, theme of human suffering, promoted political causes of peasants and workers |
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| Libertador de América, was the leader of the independence movement in south american spanish colonies, from Venezuela |
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| responsible for the renewal of poetry in spanish, also wrote stories, essays and critical literature, from Nicaragua |
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| Psychology classes are larger than math classes. |
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| Las clases de sicología son más grandes que las clases de matemáticas. |
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| comparative form of old (viejo) -> older than |
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| Antonio was sick yesterday but today he's much better. |
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| Antonio estuvo mal ayer pero hoy está mucho mejor. |
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| Mom, it's not fair. Roberto doesn't have to wash as many dishes as I. |
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| to whom or for whom actions are done. (Elena sent US a wedding invitation so we sent HER a gift.) |
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| In a negative command, where must the indirect object pronoun be placed? |
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| must precede the negative command |
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| Buy a nice gift for Laura but don't give the gift to her yet. |
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| Cómprale un lindo regalo a Laura pero no le des el regalo todavía. |
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| I'm giving the coffee to him and I'm giving the wine to you. |
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| Le doy el café a él y a ti te doy el vino. |
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| Sentences that contain an indirect object noun, must also contain what? |
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| the corresponding indirect object pronoun |
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| I gave a sweater to my brother. |
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| Le regalé un suéter a mi hermano. |
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| I prepared a sandwich for Miguel and then I gave him a beer. |
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| Le preparé un sándwich a Miguel y después le di una cerveza. |
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| Verbs in the subjunctive mood are used for what? |
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Definition
| for subjective or doubtful statements/questions |
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| I hope that Carolina studies chemistry. |
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| Espero que Carolina estudie química. |
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| To form the present subjunctive: |
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Definition
1. yo form- present tense
2. Drop 'o'
3. AR: e, es, e, emos, en and ER/IR: a, as, a, amos, an |
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| conjugate repasar in the yo form of present subjunctive. |
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| conjugate aprender in the yo tú form of present subjunctive. |
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| conjugate escribir in the el/ella/ud. form of present subjunctive. |
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| conjugate hacer in the nosotros form of present subjunctive. |
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| conjugate conocer in the ellos/ellas/uds. form of present subjunctive. |
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| conjugate buscar into present subjunctive |
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Definition
| busque, busques, busque, busquemos, busquen |
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| conjugate pagar into present subjunctive |
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Definition
| pague, pagues, pague, paguemos, paguen |
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| conjugate organizar into present subjunctive |
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Definition
| organice, organices, organice, organicemos, oragnicen |
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| conjugate escoger into present subjunctive |
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Definition
| escoja, escojas, escoja, escojamos, escojan |
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| In the present subjunctive, how do AR/ER stem-changing verbs work? |
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Definition
| they follow the pattern of change in the present indicative. all forms stem-change in subjunctive except nosotros |
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| conjugate recomendar into the yo and nosotros forms of subjunctive |
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| conjugate mostrar (to show) into the yo and nosotros forms of subjunctive |
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| conjugate perder into the yo and nosotros forms of subjunctive |
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| conjugate devolver (to return) into the yo and nosotros forms of subjunctive |
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| In the present subjunctive, how do IR stem-changing verbs work? |
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Definition
| they follow the pattern of change in the present indicative and all forms (including nosotros) stem-change |
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| conjugate divertirse into the nosotros form of subjunctive |
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| conjugate pedir into the nosotros form of subjunctive |
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| conjugate dormir into the nosotros form of subjunctive |
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Definition
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| conjugate dar into the subjunctive |
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Definition
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| conjugate estar into the subjunctive |
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Definition
| esté, estés, esté, estemos, estén |
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| conjugate ir into the subjunctive |
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Definition
| vaya, vayas, vaya, vayamos, vayan |
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| conjugate saber into the subjunctive |
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Definition
| sepa, sepas, sepa, sepamos, sepan |
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| conjugate ser into the subjunctive |
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Definition
| sea, seas, sea, seamos, sean |
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| What is the present subjunctive of hay? |
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| What 4 types of verbs require subjunctive? |
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Definition
Desire (desear, querer)
Hope (esperar, ojalá que)
Command (decir, dejar, es necesario, es preciso, exigir, insistir en, mandar, ordenar, permitir, prohibir)
Advice/Request (aconsejar, pedir, proponer, recomendar, rogar, sugerir) |
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| When is decir followed by subjunctive? |
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Definition
| when someone is told or ordered to do something |
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Term
| The professor tells her students to hand in the homework. |
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Definition
| La profesora les dice a los estudiantes que entreguen la tarea. |
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| The professor says that the students are handing in the homework. |
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| La profesora dice que los estudiantes entregan la tarea. |
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| I advise you to attend every class. |
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Definition
| Te aconsejo que asistas a todas las clases. |
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| Bárbara wants us to leave for the university at 8:00. |
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| Bárbara quiere que salgamos para la universidad a las ocho. |
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| Bárbara wants to leave for the university at 8:00. |
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| Bárbara quiere salir para la universidad a las ocho. |
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| I hope they study for the exam. |
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| Espero que estudien para el examen. |
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| Hopefully they will study for the exam. |
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| Ojalá que estudien para el examen. |
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| I want them to study for the exam. |
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| Quiero que estudien para el examen. |
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| I insist they study for the exam. |
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| Insisto en que estudien para el examen. |
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| conjugate tomar into the yo form of preterite |
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| conjugate correr into the tú form of preterite |
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| conjugate salir into the el/ella/ud. form of preterite |
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| conjugate pescar, buscar, explicar, practicar, sacar and tocar into the yo form of the preterite |
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Definition
| pesqué, busqué, expliqué, practiqué, saqué and toqué |
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| conjugate jugar, llegar, navegar and pagar into the yo form of the preterite |
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Definition
| jugué, llegué, navegué and pagué |
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| conjugate gozar, almorzar, comenzar and empezar into the yo form of the preterite |
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Definition
| gocé, almorcé, comencé and empecé |
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| What words and expressions are used with the preterite to indicate past time? |
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Definition
| ayer, anteayer, anoche, el mes pasado, la semana pasada, el jueves pasado, en 1990, en abril, hace un minuto, hace una hora, hace un rato |
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| What words and expressions are used with the preterite to indicate past time? |
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| ayer, anteayer, anoche, el mes pasado, la semana pasada, el jueves pasado, en 1990, en abril, hace un minuto, hace una hora, hace un rato |
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| conjugate andar, estar, poder, poner, saber and tener into the yo form of the preterite |
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Definition
| anduve, estuve, pude, supe and tuve (verbs with U stem) |
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| conjugate querer and venir into the yo form of the preterite |
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| quise and vine (verbs with I stem) |
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| conjugate decir, traer and traducir into the yo form of the preterite |
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Definition
| dije, traje and traduje (verbs with J stem) |
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| conjugate oír, leer and construir into the el/ella/ud. form of the preterite |
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Definition
| oyó, leyó and construyó (verbs with stems ending in a vowel-Y stem) |
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| conjugate oír, leer and construir into the ellos/ellas/uds. form of the preterite |
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Definition
| oyeron, leyeron and construyeron (verbs with stems ending in a vowel-Y stem) |
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| conjugate dar into the preterite |
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Definition
| di, diste, dio, dimos, dieron |
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| conjugate ir/ser into the preterite |
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Definition
| fui, fuiste, fue, fuimos, fueron |
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| conjugate hacer into the preterite |
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Definition
| hice, hiciste, hizo, hicimos, hicieron |
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| What is the preterite of hay? |
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| Yesterday there was a very serious accident at the beach. |
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Definition
| Ayer hubo un accidente muy grave en la playa. |
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| What does saber (to know) mean in the preterite? |
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| This morning we found out that there's a swimming pool in this hotel. |
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| Esta mañana supimos que hay una piscina en este hotel. |
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| conjugate pedir into the yo form of the preterite |
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Definition
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| conjugate pedir into the el/ella/ud. and ellos/ellas/uds. form of the preterite |
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Definition
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| conjugate dormir into the yo form of the preterite |
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Definition
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| conjugate dormir into the el/ella/ud. and ellos/ellas/uds. form of the preterite |
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| What are some IR verbs that stem-change in the 3rd person preterite? |
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Definition
| divertirse, preferir, sentirse, despedirse, pedir, repetir, seguir, servir, vestirse, dormir, dormirse, morir |
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| What is the imperfect used for? |
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Definition
| used to talk about repetitive past action and describe how life used to be |
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| conjugate visitar into the yo form of the imperfect |
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Definition
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| conjugate comer into the tú form of the imperfect |
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| conjugate asistir into the el/ella/ud. form of the imperfect |
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Definition
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| conjugate ir into the imperfect |
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Definition
| iba, ibas, iba, íbamos, iban |
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| conjugate ser into the imperfect |
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Definition
| era, eras, era, éramos, eran |
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| conjugate ver into the imperfect |
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Definition
| veía, veías, veía, veíamos, veían |
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| Luis was working. Luis used to work. Luis worked. |
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Definition
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| What is the preterite used for? How is this different from the imperfect? |
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Definition
| to express an action or state of being that took place in a definite, limited time period in the past. The imperfect is used to express an ongoing or repetitive past action or state of being that has no specific beginning and/or ending. |
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| The imperfect tense is used: |
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Definition
1. In English- used to, was/were + -ing form, simple past (-ed form)
2. to describe how life used to be in the past
3. to express interrupted action in the past |
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| We were eating dinner when my cousin arrived. |
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Definition
| Cenábamos cuando llegó mi prima. |
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| Do you use preterite or imperfect to express habitual or repeated past action? |
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| These words and phrases are often associated with imperfect: |
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| cada día, todos los días, todas las horas, todos los domingos, los domingos, generalmente, por lo general, frecuentemente, siempre, a veces, algunas veces, a menudo, muchas veces |
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| make limpiar an affirmative familiar command |
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| make limpiar a negative familiar command |
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| make barrer an affirmative familiar command |
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Definition
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| make barrer a negative familiar command |
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| make sacudir an affirmative familiar command |
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Definition
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| make sacudir a negative familiar command |
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Definition
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| The affirmative familiar command has the same form as..? |
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Definition
| the third-person singular of the present indicative tense (el/ella/ud.) |
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| The negative familiar command has the same form as..? |
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Definition
| the second-person singular (tú) of the present subjunctive |
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| make decir a familiar affirmative and negative command |
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| make hacer a familiar affirmative and negative command |
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| make ir a familiar affirmative and negative command |
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| make poner a familiar affirmative and negative command |
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Definition
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| make salir a familiar affirmative and negative command |
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Definition
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| make ser a familiar affirmative and negative command |
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Definition
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| make tener a familiar affirmative and negative command |
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Definition
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| make venir a familiar affirmative and negative command |
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Definition
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| Spain: facts and places to visit |
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Definition
Facts: Pirineos montañas, península Ibérica, islas Canarias
Places to visit: La Sagrada Família- iglesia que despues de cien años de construido necesita mas trabajo. Museo Guggenheim- es un museo moderno. Mirador San Nicolás- vistas fantasticas y bonita puesta del sol |
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| México: facts and places to visit |
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facts: cultura indígena y de España, cocina variada, fútbol
places to visit: Zócalo plaza- es el centro de Mexico D.F. y es muy grande. Palacio de Bellas Artes- espléndido palacio con mármol blanco. Playa Delfines- buenas vistas y ruídos mayas |
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| Venezuela: facts and places to visit |
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Definition
facts: tropical, los Andes y cultura de indígena, Africa y españoles
places to visit: Parque del Este- es concurrido con chicos y deportes, puedes ver culebras. Museo Bolivariano- museo de independencia. Colonia Tovar- pequeño pinturesco pueblo |
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