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Mastering Spanish Basics: Pronouns, Verbs, and Key Phrases Explained

Dive into the fundamentals of Spanish with this comprehensive guide! Explore the usage of pronouns, including singular and plural forms, to enhance your sentence structure. Understand the essential verbs "ser" and "estar," their meanings, and how to conjugate regular "-ar," "-er," and "-ir" verbs. Learn common idioms involving "tener" for expressing obligations and future actions. Plus, practice key question words and typical farewell phrases to boost your conversational skills. Perfect for beginners or as a quick refresher!

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Mastering Spanish Basics: Pronouns, Verbs, and Key Phrases Explained

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  1. Optional Subject Pronouns

  2. one more than one singular plural

  3. one more than one

  4. Estar – to be moods/feelings

  5. Estar – temporary Adjectivos - adjectives -o,a,os,as

  6. Estar – temporary Sentimientos- feelings -o, a, os, as

  7. ser – to be PERManent/always

  8. SER – Permanent Adjectivos - adjectives -o,a,os,as

  9. tener – to have

  10. Tener Idioms

  11. tenerque_____– to have to ___

  12. ir a_____– going to ___

  13. “-ar verbs”verbs that end in the letters “ar”

  14. “-ar verbs” Take off the “ar” and add the matching ending. one more than onesingular plural

  15. hablar – to talk

  16. “-er verbs”verbs that end in the letters “er”

  17. “-er verbs” Take off the “er” and add the matching ending. one more than onesingular plural

  18. comer – to eat

  19. “-ir verbs”verbs that end in the letters “ir”

  20. “-ir verbs” Take off the “ir” and add the matching ending. one more than onesingular plural

  21. vivir – to live

  22. Tune – Doe a Deer Yo means I And tú means you Él and ella, he and she Usted means you, more formally Nosotros and nosotras both mean we Vosotros and vosotras both mean you Ellos and ellas both mean they Ustedes is “youall” the southern way That’s all the pronouns I can say, So let’s start again at yo..yo..yo..yo

  23. La cucaracha (Irregular Preterit Conjugations) Tener es tuve, estar estuve Ir es fui, y también ser Poner es puse, poder es pude Traje es para traer Hacer hice, haber hube Saber supe, querer quise Decir dije, venir vine Ver vi, dar di, di, di, di…

  24. Jingle bells – Question Words to Practice ¿ Porqué? Why? ¿Cuándo? When? ¿Qué? What? ¿Dónde? Where? ¿Cuánto? How much? ¿Cómo? How? ¿Quién? means Who is there?

  25. Good night ladies – Saying Goodbye Hasta mañana Hasta luego, Hasta la vista Nos vemos, adiós

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