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Español III Final Verb Unit Nombre: This is a crash course on the final topics that every Spanish III student should know. Don t worry it is fast but you will be allowed to use notes for a certain amount of time on the test. I hope the students going to college who are studying Spanish do put more time in on these before you begin school. IMPERSONAL SE If a Spanish-speaker wants to avoid saying the subject, he/she might use the impersonal. This means does something but we do not know exactly who. Se + form of the verb + singular item or verb Se + form of the verb + plural item Ej Se habla español Se publican las noticias POR VS. PARA Both of these mean but are used in different situations. POR PARA 1. 1. 2. 2. 3. 3. 4. 4. 5. 5. 6. 6. 7. There are also some set expressions where one or the other is used. (ej. por favor)

IMPERSONAL EXPRESSIONS + INFINITIVE These are used to state an opinion or to suggest that something should be done without indicating who should do it. Use Ud. form of ser in any tense + adjective + infinitive (unconjugated verb) Ej. Es bueno estudiar para el examen. Es Fue Era Va a ser bueno difícil fácil importante imposible interesante malo mejor necesario posible útil *You can use other adjectives too *You can also make these negative by adding no Ej. No es necesario hacer la tarea hoy. When you have a subject, you need to use subjunctive which we will learn later. Ej. Es necesario que Juanita estudie para el examen.

THE PERFECTS PRESENT : means done something 1. Take the present tense of haber Yo Tú El, ella, Ud. Nosotros/as Vosotros/as Ellos, ellas, Uds. 1. Now add the past participle Usually formed by crossing off the last two letters of a verb and adding ar -er/-ir Some part participles are irregular Abrir to Cubrir to Decir to Escribir to Hacer to Morir to Poner to Resolver to Romper to Ver to Volver to PAST : means done something 1. Take the imperfect form of haber Yo Tú El, ella, Ud. Nosotros/as Vosotros/as Ellos, ellas, Uds. 2. Add past participle as with the present perfect above (same irregulars)

FUTURE This tense is fairly simple! Just figure out the infinitive form of the verb (unchanged ending) and add the ending to it! Regular verbs Yo Tú El, ella, Ud. Nosotros/as Vosotros/as Ellos, ellas, Uds. Problem is of course there are some irregulars. The stems use the same endings as above. Decir to Hacer to Poner to Salir to Tener to Venir to Poder to Querer to Saber to CONDITIONAL This means that one,, or do whatever the action is. Step 1: Figure out the infinitive of the verb. Step 2: Add ending Regular verbs Yo Tú El, ella, Ud. Nosotros/as Vosotros/as Ellos, ellas, Uds. Irregular verbs : See above for the future but add conditional endings

PRESENT SUBJUNCTIVE This is a tense that is the same as the negative form commands. It is used with expressions (es bueno que, es imposible que, etc.), expressing your, or with that something ever happened or will happen. It is also used with WEDDING: see other sheet. Regular endings Yo Tú El, ella, Ud. Nosotros/as Vosotros/as Ellos, ellas, Uds. Irregulars -ar -er, -ir Yo Tú El, ella, Ud. Nosotros/a s Vosotros/as Ellos, ellas, Uds. Dar Estar Ir Saber Ser Ver Remember that you first must determine if the verb is irregular in the form. This follows all the way through the forms. Example: tenga, tengas, tengas, tengamos, tengáis, tengan Stem-changing verbs change except in the and the forms. Example: pierda, pierdas, pierda, perdamos, perdáis, pierdan) -Ir stem-changing verbs where e changes to do so except in nosotros and vosotros where e changes to. Example: mienta, mientas, mienta, mintamos, mintáis, mientan The same thing happens with o to stem-changers. Example: juegue, juegues, juegue, juguemos, juguéis, jueguen

IMPERFECT SUBJUNCTIVE This form is the same as above but the context of the sentence is in the tense. In present: Los padres quieren que gradues del colegio (they do not know if you will or not) In past: Los padres querían que graduaras del colegio (they didn t know if you would or not) Step 1: Think of the preterite form. Remove the. Ex. hablaron = habl Step 2: Add the following endings: Yo Tú El, ella, Ud. Nosotros/as Vosotros/as Ellos, ellas, Uds. Remember if the verb is irregular in the preterite, it will be irregular here. Ex. ir =Uds. fueron in preterite= now is Uds. fueran Of course, there are irregulars. I assume you know what these mean by now so I am going to give you the yo form only. You can figure out the rest of the forms. Ser and ir Tener Estar Andar Poder Poner Saber Hacer Venir Querer Decir Traer Producir

Ay caramba. Los verbos son muy divertidos. Now try to figure them all out. You can do it! Yo present Yo preterite Yo imperfect Yo present perfect Yo past perfect Yo future Yo conditional Command tú + Command tú - Command Ud. Command Uds. Command nosotros Yo present subjunctive Yo past subjunctive Hablar Comer Escribir My dream for you is that if you continue in Spanish, you will be able to use all of these with fluency, be able to go between them without having to concentrate too much, and actually will show you are an educated speaker. Verbs + vocab = fluent speakers. Fly away my little birdies, I set you free of verbs!