The document provides information on Spanish verb conjugations for the present and past tenses. It lists:
- Subject pronouns and their conjugated verb forms for "to be" in the present and past tenses.
- Affirmative and interrogative sentence structures for the past tense.
- Affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentence examples using the past tense conjugations.
- Reflexive pronouns and examples of their use.
The document provides information on Spanish verb conjugations for the present and past tenses. It lists:
- Subject pronouns and their conjugated verb forms for "to be" in the present and past tenses.
- Affirmative and interrogative sentence structures for the past tense.
- Affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentence examples using the past tense conjugations.
- Reflexive pronouns and examples of their use.
The document provides information on Spanish verb conjugations for the present and past tenses. It lists:
- Subject pronouns and their conjugated verb forms for "to be" in the present and past tenses.
- Affirmative and interrogative sentence structures for the past tense.
- Affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentence examples using the past tense conjugations.
- Reflexive pronouns and examples of their use.
The document provides information on Spanish verb conjugations for the present and past tenses. It lists:
- Subject pronouns and their conjugated verb forms for "to be" in the present and past tenses.
- Affirmative and interrogative sentence structures for the past tense.
- Affirmative, negative, and interrogative sentence examples using the past tense conjugations.
- Reflexive pronouns and examples of their use.
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I = ME = me, mi
YOU = YOU = te, ti, le (de usted)
HE = HIM = le, lo (a él) WAS =estába, fue, estuvo SHE = HER = lo, la (a ella) WERE=estábamos, fueron, (ellos)estuvieron PERSONA PRESENTE PASADO IT = IT = lo, la (animales, cosas) I am was WE = US = nos (a nosotros (as)) He/she/it is was YOU = YOU = a ustedes, a nosotros. We/you/they are were THEY = THEM= les, las (a ellos (as)) AFIRMATIVE FORM INTERROGATIVE FORM You were understanding the was I understanding the lesson lesson quickly. quickly?. They were winning many Were they able to winning teams. many teams?. AFIRMATIVE FORM NEGATIVE FORM Yes, you were understanding the I was not aunderstanding the lesson quickly. lesson quickly. Yes, you were. No, I was not. No, I wasn´t. Yes, they were winning many They were not winning many teams. teams. Yes, they were No, They were not. No, They weren´t. Nota: No se cambia He, she, it, they. Se cambia I = you, We= you y viceversa. mine (máin) – I (el/la/lo/los/las) mío/a míos/as yours (iórs) – you (el/la/lo/los/las) tuyo/a tuyos/as his (jis) - he (el/la/lo/los/las) suyo/a suyos/as hers (jers) – she (el/la/lo/los/las) suyo/a suyos/as ours (áurs) – we (el/la/lo/los/las) nuestro/a, nuestros/as yours (iórs) - you (el/la/lo/los/las) de ustedes theirs (dérs) – they (el/la/lo/los/las) suyo/a suyos/as its suyo/a suyos/as Gerund Eating people is wrong. (Comer gente está mal) Hunting tigers is dangerous. (Cazar tigres es peligroso) Flying makes me nervous. (Volar me pone nervioso) Brushing your teeth is important. (Lavarte los dientes es importante) Smoking causes lung cancer. (Fumar causa cancer al pulmón) Like and alike This job is like a dream. You are crying like a baby. You look like my father. Patty works like a nurse. They work like teachers. This city is like my hometown Skydiving is a dangerous sport. Adj. Noun Skydiving is dangerous (paso a ser adjetivo predicativo). Verb. Adj. What a great movie! Adj. Noun The movie was great! Verb adj. The same us: (Mismo, misma, igual, idéntico y similar) lo mismo que nosotros The Germans are the same as us: Los alemanes son lo mismo que nosotros. Wait your turn the same as us. Espere su turno lo mismo que nosotros. You were told the same as us. Te dijeron lo mismo que a nosotros. She isn't built the same as us. Ella no está hecha como nosotros. A man without memory, the same as us. Un hombre sin memoria, igual que nosotros. 1. Para las personas del singular, el sufijo SELF(mismo) se agrega... (a) a los siguientes adjetivos posesivos: MY, YOUR, HER e IT. (b) al siguiente pronombre objetivo: HIM. 2. Para las personas del plural, el sufijo SELVES (mismos) se agrega... (a) a los siguientes adjetivos posesivos: OUR y YOUR. (b) al siguiente pronombre objetivo: THEM myself mí mismo, mí misma yourself tú mismo, tú misma himself él mismo, sí mismo herself ella misma, sí misma itself él mismo, ella misma, ello mismo ourselves nosotros mismos, nosotras mismas yourselves vosotros mismos, vosotras mismas themselves ellos mismos, ellas mismas Singular 1) I looked at myself in the mirror (Me miré en el espejo) 2) You looked at yourself in the mirror (Te miraste en el espejo) Plural 1) We looked at ourselves in the mirror (Nos miramos en el espejo) 2) You looked at yourselves in the mirror (Ustedes se miraron en el espejo)