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1. Spanish Boooookkkkk
Jaevon Stewart

2. table of contents
3.nationalities
4.stem changing verbs
5.para
6.indirect object pronouns
7.dop
8.iop
9.ser vs estar
10.isimo
11.verbs like gustar
12.affirmative and negative
13. verbs like gustar
14.reflexive verbs
15.adverbs
17.modal verbs
20.past participles as adjectives
21.irregular verbs
22.preterite
23. spanish progressive tense

3. Nacionalidades
guatemala
guatemalteco
honduras
hondureño
dominican republic
dominicano
nicaragua
nicaraqüense
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cuba
cubano
costa rica
costarricense
paraguay
paraguayo
uruguay
uruguayo
uruguayo
chile
chileno
panama
panameño
salvador
salvadoreño
venezuela
venezolano
ecuador
ecuatoriano
columbia
colombiano
argentina
argentino
bolivia
argentina
argentino
bolivia
boliviano
puerto rico
puertorriqueño
mexico
mexicano
spain
español
united states
esadounidense

4. Stem Changing Verbs

5. Para
bbb

6. Indirect Object Pronouns
Answers to whom the direct object is for.

7. Direct Object Pronouns
Answer to what the verb is being done to.

8. Object Pronoun Placement
1. Attach the pronoun to the infinitive.
2. attach pronoun to a progressive tense
3. Attach the pronoun to an affirmative command
4. Place the pronoun before a conjugated verb.

9. ser vs estar

10. Isimo

11. Affirmative and Negative

12. Verbs Like Gustar

13. Pero vs sino

14. reflexive verbs

15. irregular affirmative tu
commands

16. adverbs

17. Modal Verbs
● When verbs are used in modal verb combinations.
● The 2nd verb is not conjugated, but rather left in the infinitive form.
● You would never say “no puedo nado.”
● ir + a + infinitive (going to do something)
● poder+ infinitive ( are able to do something)
● querer + infinitive (want to do something)
● deber + infinitive ( to have to do something)
● soler + infinitive (to be accustomed to)

18. cont.
When two adverbs modify the same verb,
only the second one uses the -mente ending.
Note that the first adverb uses the feminine
singular form of the verb.

19. Claro>-a(feminine) claramente
Constantine Constantemente
Dificil Dificilmente
perfecto> - a(feminine)

20. past participles as adjectectives

21. irregular verbs

22. preterite

23. spanish progressive tense

24. sources
http://www.studyspanish.com/lessons/ste
mue.htm
http://spanish.about.com/cs/grammar/a/p
orpara.htm
http://www.senorjordan.com/2013/10/02-
ser-vs-estar-meaning-change/
http://www.spanishdict.com/topics/show/5
2

25. sources
http://slideplayer.us/slide/137706/
http://www.enforex.com/language/pero-sino.
html
http://www.focusonmexico.com/Spanish-
101-Reflexive-Verbs-and-Pronouns.html
https://share.ehs.uen.org/taxonomy/term/
229?page=6

26. sources
http://year8spanish.wordpress.com/categor
y/grammar/verbs/
http://www.glogster.com/dwerdmolder201
3/spanish-present-progressive-conjugation-
/g-6kst03mtdhvv67gfkgleva0