ࡱ> u|'` էbjbjLULU 1T.?.?՟\xTߜH؈dddddddBTl'hdddd ddd̈ і" ̑D0ߜU,vUU d:VRddd dddߜ$~88  T H E S P A N I S H R E F E R E N C E G U I D E The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 1 The Spanish Alphabet a a j jota r ere b be, be larga k ka rr erre c ce l ele s ese ch che ll elle t te d de m eme u u e e n ene v ve, ve corta,uve f efe ee w doble ve, uve doble g ge o o x equis h hache p pe y i griega i i q cu z zeta __________________________________________________________________ Titles Of Address The definite articles, el or la, must precede a title when talking about someone. Es la doctora Snchez. She is Dr. Snchez. El profesor Daz es bueno. Professor Daz is good. __________________________________________________________________ Spanish Numbers 0 cero 13 trece 26 veintisis 1 uno 14 catorce 27 veintisiete 2 dos 15 quince 28 veintiocho 3 tres 16 diecisis 29 veintinueve 4 cuatro 17 diecisiete 30 treinta 5 cinco 18 dieciocho 31 treinta y uno 6 seis 19 diecinueve 40 cuarenta 7 siete 20 veinte 50 cincuenta 8 ocho 21 veintiuno 60 sesenta 101 ciento y 9 nueve 22 veintids 70 setenta uno 10 diez 23 veintitrs 80 ochenta 154 ciento 11 once 24 veinticuatro 90 noventa cincuenta 12 doce 25 veinticinco 100 cien y cuatro The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 2 Notes: 1) The number uno, even if it is tacked on (as in veintiuno) becomes un before masculine nouns and una before feminine nouns. 2) The numbers 16-29 are usually written as one word, but they may be written as three: diez y ocho, veinte y cinco, etc. 3) The numbers 30-99 must be written as three words. 4) Cien is an even hundred. Numbers from 100-199 are written as ciento and the remaining number: ciento y uno, ciento cincuenta y cuatro. 5) Mathematical Expressions: y/mas (+) menos (-) es/son (=) por (x) dividido por (/) __________________________________________________________________ Subject Pronouns  EMBED PBrush  Notes: 1) Subject pronouns are usually omitted in Spanish but are often used for clarity, emphasis, or contrast. __________________________________________________________________ The Verb SER (to be) - A Beginning  EMBED Word.Picture.6  The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 3 Notes: 1) Ser is used to define or identify. It is always used to express nationality or profession. Ser de is used to express origin. Yo soy americano. I am American. l es de Panam. He is from Panama. __________________________________________________________________ Present Tense of -AR Verbs  EMBED Word.Picture.6  Notes: 1) The present indicative of any Spanish verb has 3 possible English equivalents: { I buy new clothes Compro ropa nueva { I am buying new clothes. { I do buy new clothes. 2) As in English, a Spanish present-tense verb may have a future meaning. __________________________________________________________________ Articles And Nouns : Gender And Number  EMBED Word.Picture.6  Notes: 1) Articles must agree in number (singular/plural ) and gender (masculine/feminine ) with the noun they accompany. The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 4 2) Generally, nouns that end in -o are masculine, and those ending in -a, -dad, and -cion are feminine. el cepillo the brush la universidad the university la camisa the shirt la televisin the television Some important exceptions are: la mano the hand el sistema the system el da the day el tema the theme el problema the problem el mapa the map el programa the program el poema the poem el drama the drama 3) Sometimes, the same noun is used for both genders. In these cases, the gender is determined by the article that is used before the noun. el/la turista el/la periodista el/la dentista el/la artista 4) Many nouns, especially those ending in -e or a consonant, do not have predictable genders and must be memorized. el suter the sweater el traje the suit el viaje the trip la tarde the afternoon 5) All plural nouns end in -s or -es. Plurals are formed as follows: Singular nouns that end in a vowel form their plurals by adding -s. Singular nouns that end in a consonant for their plurals by adding -es. A final -z always changes to -c before adding -es. __________________________________________________________________ Present Tense Of-ER And-IR Verbs  EMBED Word.Picture.6  The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 5 The Verb Hay The verb hay, from haber, doesn't take personal subjects. In the present indicative, it means there is or there are. In a question, Hay?, it means Is there? or Are there? __________________________________________________________________ Days Of The Week, Months, And Seasons 1) The days of the week aren't capitalized in Spanish and are considered masculine : lunes Monday viernes Friday martes Tuesday sbado Saturday mircoles Wednesday domingo Sunday jueves Thursday 2) The months (los meses) are the same way : enero abril julio octubre febrero mayo agosto noviembre marzo junio septiembre dicembre Note: Dates (las fechas) are given using the following formula : el (numero) de (mes) de (ao) 3) The seasons : el otoo fall la primavera spring el invierno winter el verano summer 4) To say something happens on a particular day, use a definite article. The preposition en is used to say something happens in a particular month or season. No hay clases los sbados. There are no clases on Saturdays. Hay una fiesta el lunes. There is a party on Monday. Hace fro en enero. It's cold in January. En verano, me gusta nadar. In the summer, I like to swim. The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 6 Four Irregular Verbs : Tener, Salir, Ir, Dar  EMBED Word.Picture.6  Notes: 1) When tener is followed by an infinitive, it becomes tener que and means to have to or must : Tengo que comprar un coche. I have to (must) buy a car. 2) Ir a plus an infinitive has a future meaning : Voy a hacerlo maana. I'm going to (will) do it tomorrow. __________________________________________________________________ Telling Time 1) The word time in Spanish is hora, which is always feminine. To tell the hour, es is used ONLY with la una; otherwise, son followed by the hour is used. Qu hora es? What time is it? Es la una. It's one o'clock. Son las doce. It's twelve o'clock. 2) Minutes from the hour to the half hour are connected with y. Between the half hour and the next hour, minutes are subtracted from the hour and connected with menos. 2:24 Son las dos y veinticuatro. 12:42 Es la una menos dieciocho. 3) Cuarto means quarter hour, and media means half past (thirty) : Yo salgo a las tres y media y I leave at 3:30 and vuelvo a las diez menos cuarto. return at quarter to ten. 4) To say something happens at a particular time, use a las (See #3 above). The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 7 5) The phrase de la maana/tarde/noche is only used when stating a specific time; otherwise use por in place of de. Yo llego a las dos de la maana. I arrive at 2 am. Yo llego por la tarde. I arrive in the afternoon. __________________________________________________________________ Verbs Of Motion Verbs of motion always use a to indicate movement to or arrival at a place and de to indicate movement from a particular place : El lunes regreso de Espaa a Mxico. Monday I return from Spain to Mexico. __________________________________________________________________ Adjectives : Number, Gender, And Position 1) Masculine, singular adjectives ending in -o have four possible forms :  EMBED Word.Picture.6  2) Neutral adjectives have only two possible forms :  EMBED Word.Picture.6  3) Adjectives of nationality ending in a consonant add -a or -as to form the feminine adjectives and -es to form the masculine plural :  EMBED Word.Picture.6  The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 8 4) The colors : rojo, colorado red negro black anaranjado orange gris gray amarillo yellow morado purple verde green marrn, pardo brown azul blue rosado pink blanco white castao chestnut Note: When colors function as adjectives, they follow the same rules as other adjectives. When they function as nouns, the masculine, singular form is used with the definite article. El rojo es mi color favorito. Red is my favorite color. __________________________________________________________________ Demonstrative Adjectives Demonstrative adjectives must agree in number and gender with the noun they describe.  EMBED Word.Picture.6  Notes: 1) Less common demonstratives are aquel, aquella, aquellos, and aquellas which mean that/those and are used when the object is seen as being far away from the speaker. 2) By putting an accent over the first e in any of these changes the meaning. It's sort of like saying this/these/that/those one(s) as when pointing at something. 3) The forms of ste are often user to mean the latter, and the forms of se or aqul mean the former. 4) You may also use esto, eso, and aquello as neuter demonstratives. They don't refer to a specific noun, but to something already mentioned, a general idea, or something unidentifiable to the speaker. The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 9  EMBED Word.Picture.6  Certain verbs undergo an e->ie, o->ue, or an e->ie vowel change in all forms, except nosotros and vosotros, whenever the stem vowel is stressed.  EMBED Word.Picture.6   EMBED Word.Picture.6   EMBED Word.Picture.6  Notes: 1) There is one verb in Spanish, JUGAR, that undergoes a u->ue change. 2) After a while, you will be able to tell which verbs should undergo a change simply by sounding out the choices. __________________________________________________________________ Numbers Above 200 200 doscientos 1.207 mil dos cientos y siete 300 trescientos 2.000 dos mil 400 cuatrocientos 12.032 doce mil treinta y dos 500 quinientos 99.098 noventa y nueve mil noventa y ocho 600 seiscientos 130.032 ciento treinta mil treinta y dos 700 setecientos 500.000 quinientos mil 800 ochocientos 1.000.000 un milln 900 novecientos 12.000.000 doce millones 1.000 mil 25.100.200 veintisis millones cien mil doscientos Notes: 1) If the numbers 200-900 precede a feminine noun, they end in -as. 307 camisas trescientas y siete camisas 450 blusas cuatrocientas cincuenta blusas 2) Mil means one thousand or thousand. It is never preceded by un, and its plural is never used when counting. The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 10 3) An even million is always expressed as un millin and its plural is millones. When a number above a million precedes a noun, it is always followed by de. 4.000.000 perros cuatro millones de perros 4) As seen above, periods instead of commas set off sets of three numbers. __________________________________________________________________ Comparisons Of Equality Tanto (a,os,as)...como (as much/many...as ) is used to compare nouns. Tanto is the adjective and always agrees with the noun being compared. Pago tanto alquiler como t, pero I pay as much rent os you do, but no pagas tantas cuentas como yo. you don't pay as many bills as I do. Tan...como (as...as ) is used to compare adjectives or adverbs. Esta falda es tan cara como esa falda. This skirt is as expensive as that skirt. __________________________________________________________________ Tener Idioms An idiom is a group of words with a clear meaning in one language that makes no sense when translated into another. This is a list of idioms with tener that are usually expressed with the verb to be in English. tener calor to be hot tener fro to be cold tener hambre to be hungry tener miedo de to be afraid of tener prisa to be in a hurry tener razn to be right no tener razn to be wrong tener sed to be thirsty tener...aos to be...years old tener sueo to be sleepy tener que + infinitive to have to (do something) tener ganas de + infinitive to feel like (doing something) The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 11 Hacer In Time Expressions To describe an action that began in the past and is still going on, use the following formula. Hace + (time period) + que + (present tense verb) Hace dos horas que trabajo. I have been working for 2 hours. The English equivalent is: to have been + (-ing verb) + (time period) __________________________________________________________________ The Verb Estar Estar is used to tell where someone or something is located and to describe how someone is feeling or their condition. It's also used with the present participle to form the present progressive tense.  EMBED Word.Picture.6  __________________________________________________________________ Interrogative Words Cmo? How?, What? Cunto/a? How much? Cul(es)? Which one(s)?, What? Cuntos/as? How many? Cundo? When? Qu? What?, Which? Dnde? Where? Quin(es)? Who? Por qu? Why? Adnde? To where? Notes: 1) All interrogative words require a written accent. When they don't have one, they function as conjunctions or relative pronouns. No s dnde vives I don't know where you live. Escucho msica cuando ando. I listen to music when I walk. The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 12 2) Cul(es)? meaning what is used instead of qu before the verb ser when the verb is followed by a noun, except when the definition of a word is being asked for. Cul es tu direccin? What's your address? Qu es la bioliga? What's biology? __________________________________________________________________ Present Participles And The Present Progressive Tense 1) In English, the present participle is the -ing form of a verb. In Spanish, it is formed by dropping the infinitive ending and adding -ando to -ar verbs and -iendo to -er and -ir verbs. estudiar : estudiando studying correr : corriendo running 2) There are irregularities. The -iendo ending becomes -yendo whenever the stem of the infinitive ends in a vowel. leer : leyendo reading traer : trayendo bringing 3) Present participles of stem-changing -ir verbs undergo a one-vowel change, e to i or o to u. durmiendo siguiendo repitiendo pidiendo muriendo diciendo sirviendo vistiendo 4) The present progressive tense is formed with estar and a present participle. Ella est estudiando. She is studying. 5) In Spanish, the present progressive tense is used to talk about something that is happening at the moment. In English, it may be used to talk about the future: I am going tomorrow. In Spanish, you would used the present indicative tense to say this: Voy maana. The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 13 Absolute Superlative To express a high degree of something (extremely, exceptionally, or very, very), add the ending -simo(a,os,as) to the singular form of an adjective. Final vowels are always dropped. interesante interesantsimo (a,os,as) Whenever the singular form of an adjective ends in -co/a or -go/a, a spelling change occurs in the superlative form: c becomes qu and g becomes gu. rico riqusimo largo larguisimo __________________________________________________________________ Saber vs. Conocer  EMBED Word.Picture.6   EMBED Word.Picture.6  Notes: 1) Conocer is always used when speaking of knowing a person or being familiar with a place or thing. 2) Saber is used when speaking of knowing factual information. When saber is followed by an infinitive, it means to know how to do something. __________________________________________________________________ Ser vs. Estar Ser is used: 1) With adjectives to describe physical attributes, personality, and inherent characteristics. 2) To identify people or things. 3) To express origin and nationality. 4) To tell what material something is made of. 5) To tell time. 6) With impersonal expressions. 7) To indicate location of events (meaning to take place ). The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 14 Estar is used: 1) With adjectives to describe temporal evaluation of states of being behavior, and conditions. 2) To indicate location of people and things. 3) To form the progressive tense. __________________________________________________________________ Comparisons Of Inequality With the exception of four irregular forms, comparisons are made with ms and menos. Ms is the comparative of superiority, and menos is the comparison of inferiority. The form is : ms/menos + (adjective/noun/adverb) + que Mi hermana es ms loca que t. My sister is crazier than you. Mi coche es menos caro que t coche. My car is less expensive than your car. The four irregular comparitives are: mayor older mejor better menor younger peor worse Quin es mayor? Who is older? Soy menor que ella. I am younger than her. __________________________________________________________________ Prepositions Simple Compound a to, at antes de before con with cerca de near de of, from debajo de under en in, at detrs de behind entre between delante de in front of por for, by en frente de facing, opposite para for, by lejos de far from sobre on, above al lado de next to, beside despus de after a la derecha (de) to the right (of) a la izquierda (de) to the left (of) The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 15 Possessive Adjectives Unlike English, possessive adjectives in Spanish must agree in number with the person, place, or thing possessed. Nuestro and vuestro must also agree in gender.  EMBED Word.Picture.6  Usually the context will clarify any confusion that may result from using su/sus. If the context still doesn't help, one of the following combinations of de + pronoun is used instead of su/sus: de usted your de l his de ella her de ustedes your de ellos their de ellas their __________________________________________________________________ End of Part 1 The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 16 Direct/Indirect Object Nouns And Pronouns Direct object nouns and pronouns answer the question whom? or what? in relation to the verb of the sentence. Direct object pronouns replace direct object nouns. The direct object pronouns are: Singular Plural me me nos us you (t ) te os you all (vosotros ) him, it, you (ud., mas.) lo los them, you (uds., mas.) her, it, you (uds., fem.) la las them, you (uds., fem.) Indirect object pronouns answer the question to whom/what? or for whom/what? in relation to the verb. The indirect object pronouns are: Singular Plural to/for me me nos to/for us to/for you (t ) te os to/for you all (vosotros ) to/for her, him, you (uds. ) le les to/for them, you (uds., fem.) Notes: 1) Direct/indirect object pronouns must be placed directly in front of a conjugated verb, however, it may follow and be attached to an infinitive or a present participle. 2) Whenever the object is a specific person or persons, an a is always placed before it. The a is never translated into English. 3) Both the indirect object noun and pronoun may be included in a sentence for emphasis or clarity when using le or les. The preposition a always precedes the indirect object noun, but isn't translated into English. 4) When object pronouns are used with affirmative commands, they also follow and are attached to the verb. 5) When both a direct and an indirect object pronoun are in a sentence, the two pronouns must always be together with the indirect preceding the direct. Nothing can separate them! However, if both pronouns begin with the letter 'l', the indirect pronoun changes to se. The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 17 6) If an attached pronoun changes the accent of a word, a written accent is put over where the accent would occur without the attachment. Ex: Srvanosla 7) If a pronoun comes after most prepositions, the following demonstratives are used: m me nosotros/as us ti you (familiar) vosotros/as you (familiar) l him ellos them ella her ellas them Ud. you (formal) Uds. you (formal) s himself/herself/yourself (formal) s themselves/yourselves (formal) 8) After entre, come, and que, the subject pronouns are used. After con, the pronouns m, ti, and s change form: con + m/ti/s=conmigo/contigo/consigo. __________________________________________________________________ Irregular -go Verbs TenerSalirHacerTraerPonerDecirVenirOirtengosalgohagotraigopongodigovengoogotienessaleshacestraesponesdicesvienesoyestienesalehacetraeponedicevieneoyetenemossalimoshacemostraemosponemosdecimosvenimosomostenissalshacistraisponisdecsvensostienensalenhacentraenponendicenvienenoyen__________________________________________________________________ The Verb Gustar The verb gustar means to be pleasing to and is equivalent to like in English. The forms of gustar are always preceded by an indirect object pronoun. Gustar's form will be determined by what is liked, not whom or what likes it. __________________________________________________________________ Weather Expressions 1) Hacer, estar, and hay are commonly used to describe weather conditions. Some examples are: Qu tiempo hace? What's the weather like? Hace mucho fro. It's really cold. S, pero no hace viento. Yes, but it's not windy. Est lloviendo. It's raining. Hay neblina hoy. There's fog today. The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 18 2) The verb tener is used to describe how a person feels as a result of the weather. Tienes fro? Are you cold? Tengo calor. I'm hot. 3) The verb estar is used to describe someone's condition as a result of the weather. Estoy sudando. I am sweating. Est enfermo. He is sick. __________________________________________________________________ Mucho And Poco Mucho and poco can describe a noun or verb. When describing a noun, they act like adjectives and have to agree in number and gender with the noun being described. Hay muchas tiendas, There are many stores, pero poco dinero. but little money. When mucho and poco describe a verb, they are adverbs and their forms do not vary. Ando mucho en mi casa. I walk a lot in my house. Como poco en mi coche. I eat little in my car. __________________________________________________________________ Reflexive Verbs A verb is called reflexive if the subject gets the action of the verb. A reflexive pronoun, which must agree in person and number with the subject of the verb, always accompanies the reflexive verb.  EMBED Word.Picture.6  The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 19 Notes: 1) Reflexive pronouns precede a conjugated verb and are attached to infinitives, present participles, and affirmative commands. 2) Many verbs can be made reflexive by adding the pronoun se. 3) Accents may have to be added to keep stress on the right syllables. __________________________________________________________________ Por and Para The prepositions por and para have many English equivalents, but are not synonymous. POR PARA 1. By, by means of 1. In order to 2. Through, along, on 2. For : compared with in relation to others 3. Because of 3. For : intended for, to be given to 4. During, in 4. For : in the direction of, toward 5. For : in place of, in exchange for 5. For : by a specified time 6. For : for a period of time 6. For : in one's opinion __________________________________________________________________ Preterite Of Regular Verbs The preterite is used to describe an act that has already occurred. It focuses on the beginning, the end, or the completed aspect of an act. The preterite is translated in English as the simple past or as did + verb.  EMBED Word.Picture.6   EMBED Word.Picture.6  Notes: 1) All stem-changing -ar and -er verbs in the present tense are regular in the preterite. The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 20 Preterite Of Verbs With Spelling Changes To keep the constant sound of the infinitive, verbs that end in -car, -gar, and -zar undergo a spelling change in the preterite, and actually in any situation where this occurs. -car : c changes to qu in front of e -gar : g changes to gu in front of e -zar : z changes to c in front of e Notes: 1) Whenever an unstressed i occurs between two vowels, it becomes y. NOT lei -> ley __________________________________________________________________ Preterite of Ir, Ser, Decir and Hacer  EMBED Word.Picture.6  __________________________________________________________________ Impersonal Se In English, certain subjects such as you, one, and they are often used in a general sense and don't refer to a specific person. These impersonal subjects are expressed in Spanish with se and a verb in the third person singular. This structure is common in ads, recipes, and on signs. Se aquila apartamento. Apartment for rent Se necesita secretaria. Secretary wanted Se habla espaol. Spanish spoken Se prohibe fumar. No smoking Also, to say that something is done without mentioning by whom, use se plus the third person singular or plural. This is the same as the passive in English. Se venden manzanas. Apples are sold there The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 21 Adverbs Derived From Adjectives 1) Adverbs are commonly made from adjectives by adding -mente to the feminine form. This is equivalent to the -ly form in English. Written accents are only required if they appear on the adjective form. tranquilo/a tranquilamente tranquilly rapido/a rpidamente rapidly 2) Adjectives that are neutral add -mente to the singular form. igual igualmente equally 3) When two or more adverbs occur in a series, only the last one has the -mente ending; the others use the feminine form of the adjectives. 4) Remember that adverbs are normally placed before the adjective or after the verb they modify. __________________________________________________________________ Negative And Indefinite Expressions nada nothing algo something, anything nadie no one, nobody alguien someone, anyone ninguno none, not any alguno some, any nunca never alguna vez some jams never tambin also o...o either...or ni...ni neither...nor tampoco neither Notes: 1) Alguno and ninguno are adjectives and must agree with the words they modify. As with all numbers ending in -uno, the -uno becomes -un when it precedes a masculine, singular noun : algn, ningn. 2) A double negative construction is often used in Spanish. Whenever a negative word follows the verb, another negative, usually no, must precede the verb. The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 22 Irregular Verbs In The Preterite i-stem verbs hacer hic- querer quis- -e, -iste, -o, -imos, -isteis, -ieron venir vin- u-stem verbs anadar anduv- estar estuv- haber hub- poder pub- -e, -iste, -o, -imos, -isteis, -ieron poner pus- saber sup- tener tuv- j-stem verbs decir dij- producir produj- -e, -iste, -o, -imos, -isteis, -eron traer traj- Notes: 1) The preterite of hay is hubo (there was, there were ). As in the present indicative, it has only one form for both singular and plural. __________________________________________________________________ Preterite Of Stem-Changing -IR Verbs -Ir verbs whose stem changes in the present indicative have a stem change in the third person singular and plural forms of the preterite. The vowel changes: e ->i or o->u. For example, dormir, which has a stem change, has the following third person preterite conjugation: singular: durmi plural: durmieron The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 23 Imperfect Of Regular And Irregular Verbs There are no stem-changing verbs in the imperfect!!  EMBED Word.Picture.6   EMBED Word.Picture.6  The imperfect of hay is haba (there was, there were, there used to be ), from haber. Also, there are only three irregular verbs in the imperfect: ser, ir, and ver.  EMBED Word.Picture.6  The imperfect has several English equivalents: I worked every day. Trabajaba todos los das. I was working every day. I used to work every day. I would work every day. Notes: 1) Like the preterite, the imperfect is used to talk about something that has already occurred. However, the imperfect focuses on the continuance of an act or on an act in progress rather than a completed act. Continuance includes repeated, habitual action; background action; actions in progress; and certain physical, mental or emotional states. The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 24 Preterite Vs. Imperfect Preterite Imperfect Focus on beginning. Focus on continuance. Focus on ending. Habitual or customary acts. Focus on completed acts. Series of habitual acts. Series of completed acts. Certain physical or mental states. __________________________________________________________________ End of Part 2 The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 25 Commands Commands are used to order someone to do or not to do something. T commands are used with people with whom you are familiar or whom you address as t. In general, the affirmative t command is identical to the 3rd person singular of the present indicative. Object and reflexive pronouns always follow and are attached to affirmative commands. The placement follows this order : reflexive, indirect, direct. There are eight irregular affirmative t forms. decir di salir sal tener ten ser s venir ven hacer haz poner pon ir ve Notes: 1) Accents may be needed to maintain the original stress 2) To form a negative t command, drop the final -o from the 1st person singular of the present indicative and add -es to -ar verbs and -as to -er and -ir verbs. Reflexive and object pronouns must precede the verb in negative commands. 3) To form usted and ustedes commands, use the 3rd person singular and plural, respectively, in the subjunctive form (See pg. 26). 4) Nosotros commands use the subjunctive nosotros form. 5) Vosotros commands are formed by replacing the -r on an infinitive with -d. 6) The form A + Infinitive! may be substituted for ANY command. __________________________________________________________________ Past Participles Used As Adjectives The past participle of most verbs in English is formed by adding -ed to the verb. In Spanish, they are formed by adding -ado to the stem of -ar verbs and -ido to the stem of -er and -ir verbs. caminar to walk caminado walked salir to leave salido left Frequently used irregular past participles include : abrir abierto morir morido cubrir cubierto poner puesto decir dicho resolver resuelto escribir escrito romper roto hacer hecho ver visto imprimir impreso volver vuelto The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 26 Notes: 1) Verbs whose stem ends in -a, -e, or -o require a written accent : leer ledo 2) Past pasticiples may be used as adjectives and must agree in gender and number with the modified noun. 3) The past participle is often used as an adjective with the verb estar. __________________________________________________________________ Present Perfect As in English, the present perfect tense in Spanish is a compound past tense. It is formed by combining the present indicative, present subjunctive, or imperfect of haber with the past participle. You may also form other 'perfect' tenses by changing the tense of haber.  EMBED Word.Picture.6  __________________________________________________________________ Present Subjunctive The subjunctive tense is used for statements that reflect doubt, desire, emotion, or uncertainty. The endings are as follows :  EMBED Word.Picture.6  Notes: 1) The subjunctive tense usually occurs in a secondary clause which is often introduced by que. The verb in the main clause is usually in the indicative. Main Clause (Indicative) + QUE + Dependent Clause (Subjunctive) 2) The endings are added to the yo form of the verb minus the -o, so even verbs whose yo forms end in -go follow the rule. The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 27 3) Whenever the verb in the main clause expresses a request, a suggestion, a command, or a judgement, the verb in the second, dependent clause is expressed in the subjunctive, provided there is a subject change. Expressions of certainty do not use the subjunctive. 4) The expressions ojal, quiz(s), and tal vez are always followed by the subjunctive when the speaker wishes to express doubt about something, and que isn't necessary. 5) The verbs creer and pensar are followed by the indicative only when used affirmatively. __________________________________________________________________ Present Subjunctive Of Stem-Changing Verbs Stem-changing -ar and -er verbs follow the same stem changes in the present subjunctive as in the present indicative, so, the stems of nosotros and vosotros do not change. Stem-changing -ir verbs follow the same pattern in the present subjunctive, except for nosotros and vosotros. These change e->i or o->u.  EMBED Word.Picture.6   EMBED Word.Picture.6  __________________________________________________________________ Present Subjunctive Of Irregular Verbs  EMBED Word.Picture.6  The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 28 Comparatives And Superlatives In English, the superlative is formed by adding -est to adjectives or by using the most or the least to describe something. In Spanish, add the definite article el, la, los, or las before ms/menos, mayor/menor, and menor/peor. __________________________________________________________________ Future Tense Of Regular Verbs In English, the future is usually expressed with the auxillary verbs will or shall. The future tense in Spanish is formed by adding the following endings to the infinitive of most verbs :  EMBED Word.Picture.6  __________________________________________________________________ Future Tense Of Verbs With Irregular Stems Instead of the infinitives, use the following stems for the associated verbs :  EMBED Word.Picture.6  The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 29 Subjunctive In Adverb Clauses In Spanish, certain conjunctions are always followed by the subjunctive. Note that they are used to relate events that may or may not happen, therefore, they require the subjunctive. en caso (de) que in case sin que without con tal (de) que provided (that) antes (de) que before a fin de que so that a no ser que unless para que so that a menos que unless a condicin (de) que on the condition that a que so that Certain adverbial conjunctions may be followed by either the subjunctive or the indicative. The subjunctive follows these expressions when describing a future or hypothetical action or something that hasn't ocurred yet. The indicative is used to describe habitual or known facts. aunque although en cuanto as soon as cuando when tan pronto como as soon as donde (adonde) where as que as soon as despus (de) que after hasta que until mientras (que) while a la vez que at the same time como as; however segn as; according to __________________________________________________________________ Conditional Of Regular And Irregular Verbs The conditional is used to state conditions under which an action may be completed. In English, the conditional is expressed with would : I would go if... In Spanish, the conditional is formed by adding the following endings to the infinitive of most verbs :  EMBED Word.Picture.6  As far as irregular forms go, they are the same ones as in the future tense, except they use the endings shown above.  EMBED Word.Picture.6  The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 30 Past Subjunctive The past subjunctive of all verbs is formed by removing the -ron ending from the ustedes form of the preterite and adding the past subjunctive verb endings :  EMBED Word.Picture.6  Note that the nosotros form requires a written accent on the vowel before the ending. You may also see an alternative form of the past subjunctive endings :  EMBED Word.Picture.6  These are mostly used in Spain and literary writing. __________________________________________________________________ Conditional Sentences With Si-Clauses In Spanish, as in English, conditional sentences that express hypothetical conditions usually begin with an if-clause. Since the actions are hypothetical, the past subjunctive is used in the if-clause. Ira a Mxico si tuviera el dinero. I'd go to Mexico if I had the money. Notes: 1) Never use the present subjunctive in an if-clause. Use either the present indicative or future tense if you need to. Se me invitas, ir contigo. If you invite me, I'll go. 2) Use the past subjunctive whenever willing, emotion, or uncertainty are expressed in the main clause of a sentence in the past tense. It is used in the subordinate clause. Yo dud que l viniera. I doubted that he would come. The Spanish Reference Guide By Alan Watkins Page 31 Present Subjunctive In Adjective Clauses When a clause is used as an adjective to describe a person, place, or thing, the verb of that clause may be in the subjunctive or in the indicative. If the person, place, or thing isn't known to exist, the verb must be in the subjunctive. If the person, place, or thing is known to exist, the verb in the adjective clause must be in the indicative. Busco a alguien que hable ruso. I'm looking for someone who speaks Russian. (Not known to exist) Contratamos a un secretario We hired a secretary who knows shorthand. que sabe taquigrafa. 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