Spanish Exam 2 (Chapter 9 & 10 )

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  • Uses of Imperfect (Chap 10 )
    Repeated action
    Actions that were in progress
    Telling time
    Age
    Physical Characteristics
    Mental and emotional states
  • Imperfect tense -AR (Chap 10)
    yo- aba
    tu- abas
    el- aba
    nos- abamos
    ellos- aban
  • Imperfect tense - IR/ ER (Chap 10)
    yo- ia
    tu- ias
    el- ia
    nos- iamos
    ellos- ian
  • Irregular verbs ( Ir) (Chap 10)

    Yo: iba
    Tu: ibas
    Ud./El/Ella : iba
    nosotros :íbamos
    Vosotros: íbais
    Uds./ellos/ellas : iban
  • Irregular verb (Ser) (Chap 10)
    yo- era
    tu- eras
    el- era
    nos- eramos
    ellos- eran
  • Irregular verb (ver) (Chap 10)
    yo- veia
    tu -veias
    el- veia
    nos- veiamos
    ellos- veian
  • Constructions with Se (Accidental)

    Se + Indirect Object Pronoun + verb + subject
  • Adverbs (Chap 10)
    to form adverbs add -mente to the feminine form of Adjectives
  • Uses of Preterite (Chap 11)

    Express actions that are already completed
    Express the beginning or end of a past action
    narrate a series of past events
  • Preterite - AR
    yo -e
    tu- aste
    el/ella- o
    nos- amos
    ellos- aron
  • Preterite -ER/IR
    yo- i
    tu- iste
    el- io
    nos- imos
    ellos- ieron
  • Para (Chap 11)
    Destination
    Deadline
    Purpose or goal + [ infinitive]
    Purpose + [noun/verb]
    the recipient of something
    comparisons
    employment
  • Stressed possessive adjectives (Singular - Feminine)
    mía (mine)
    tuya (your)
    suya (your,her)
    nuestra (our)
    vuestra
    suya (their )
  • estar enfermo/a?
    to be sick
  • el estomago?

    stomach
  • estornudar?
    to sneeze
  • e;/la enfermero/a?
    nurse
  • la enfermedad?

    illness
  • enfermarse?

    to get sick
  • embarazada?
    pregnant
  • el dolor (de cabeza)?

    headache
  • doler (o:ue)?

    to hurt
  • el/la doctor(a)?
    doctor
  • el/la dentista?
    dentist
  • el dedo?

    finger
  • danar?
    to damage; to break down
  • el cuerpo?
    body
  • de nino/a?
    as a child
  • el cuello?
    body
  • el corazon?

    heart
  • el consultorio?
    doctor's office
  • la clinica?

    clinic
  • congestionado/a?
    congested
  • caerse?

    to fall
  • caer?

    to fall, to drop
  • la cabeza?

    head
  • el brazo?

    arm
  • la boca?

    mouth
  • la aspirina?
    aspirin
  • el accidente?

    accident