SPAN 115 Study Guide - Final Guide: Infinitive
12 Jun 2018
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Chapter 7:
- Reflexive Verbs
- Me, te, se, nos, se
- Indefinite and Negative Words
- Algo, Nada, Alguien, Nadie, Algun, Ningun, Nunca, Jamas, Tampoco
- Verbs like gustar
- Aburrir, Fascinar, Encantar, Interesar, Faltar, Quedar, Molestar, Importar
- Me, te, le, nos, les
- Pero vs. Sino
- You use sino when it can be replaced with “but rather”
- Preterite of Ser and Ir
- Fui, fuiste, fué, fuimos, fueron
- Past tense!
Chapter 8:
- Preterite of Stem Changing Verbs
- -I, -iste, -io, -imos, -ieron
- This only relates to -ir verbs
- Preterite conjugations for -ar and -er:
- -e, -aste/iste, -o, -amos/imos, -aron/ieron
- Double Object Pronouns
- Me, te, le (se), nos, les + lo, la, los, las
- Saber and Conocer
- Comparatives & Superlatives
- Tan = quality (as much)
- Tanto = quantity (as many)
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Chapter 9:
- Irregular Preterites
- Verbs that change meaning in Preterite
- Conocer, saber, poder, querer
- Relative Pronouns
- Que, Quien, Quienes, Lo Que
- Lo que is always used at the beginning of a sentence
- After comma, usually quien
- If theres an “a” before, its quien
- Que vs Cual
- Cual is used when there are 2 or more possibilities
- Que is used before a noun
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