SPAN 112 Chapter Notes -Asteroid Family, Pluperfect

• School: Queen's University
• Department: Spanish Language and Literature
• Course: SPAN 112
• Professor: Consuelo Kani

Document Summary

Preterite: this shows an action or event completed at a certain time in the past. Imperfect: shows an action or event taking place over a period of time in the past. No reference as to when it began or ended. Preterite: past actions or events speaker views as completed, sums up condition or state viewed as a whole (an no longer in effect) Imperfect: indicates a repeated or habitual action. 2)past actions of evens in the process of happening with no reference to beginning or end. 4)describes in the past or sets the stage: describes a mental, physical, or emotional state or condition in the past, used in indirect discourse. * indirect discourse: jean dijo que ven a ma ana. The impersonal verbs llover - to rain (o > ue) and nevar - to snow (e > ie) are used in only 3rd person singular forms of all tenses, and in in nitive, present participle and the past participle.