The document provides a grammar notebook with sections summarizing key Spanish grammar concepts like preterite vs imperfect verbs, ser vs estar, gustar verbs, comparatives and superlatives, future and preterite trigger words, irregular verbs, and uses of por and para. It includes examples and explanations of concepts like stem changing verbs, "snake" and "snake-ey" verbs, cucaracha verbs, and imperfect trigger words. The notebook is a reference guide for Spanish grammar with the goal of helping the reader understand and use different verb tenses and structures.
12. Haceque Un dia Unavez Anteayer El pasado ayer Trigger words- Preterite A lasocho *When you see these words in a sentence you will have a hint to use the preterite* A noche
13. -Car, -Gar, -Zar Tocar (yo form) Jugar (yo form) Tocé = WRONG! Jugé= WRONG! Toqué- to get the hard “c’ sound Jugué- to get the hard “g” sound
45. Connector words Aunque- even though Por lo tanto- therefore Mientras- while Pero- but Tambien- also A pesar de- in spite of Sin embargo/ no obstante- nevertheless
46. El Futuro Irregulares QuererQuerr Saber Sabr Caber Cabr Haber Habr Decir Dir Hacerhar PonerPondr SalirSaldr TenerTendr ValerValdr VenirVendr PoderPodr
48. When to use POR…. Passing through…PORtal General rather than specific location….PORtugal How long something lasts….PORever The cause of something…PORpuse An exchange…imPORt/esPORt Doing something in place of or instead of someone else….I’m POR, pay for me A means of transportation….transPORtation
49. When to use PARA… For whom something is done…surprise PARAty Destination….PARAguay The purpose for which something is done…PARAchute To express an opinion…PARAdon me To contrast or compare…comPARA Tp express idea of deadline…PARAmedic