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18 Cards in this Set
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Cognate
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A cognate is a word that looks and sounds the same in two languages.
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Word Order
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In Spanish, the adjective comes after the noun.
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Indefinite Article
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Indefinite articles accompany nouns. They are vague: a, an, some. They have gender and number.
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Number
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In Spanish, nouns, adjectives, and person are either singular or plural.
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Adjectivo
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And adjective is a word that modifies a noun. It must agree with the noun in gender and in number.
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Sustantivo/ Nombre
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A noun in Spanish is either sustantivo or nombre. In Spanish nouns have gender and number. Nouns will always have an article. Pronouns replace nouns.
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Gerund
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A gerund is the "ing" form of the verb.
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Verbo
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A verb is a word that shows action. In Spanish they can be conjugated in many tenses. They can be irregular, regular or stem-changing.
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Adverbio
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An adverb modifies a verb and usually (but not always) ends in -mente. It describes how that action is being done.
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Agreement
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In Spanish, nouns and adjectives must agree in gender and number.
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Gender
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In Spanish, nouns are classified as either a masculine or feminine noun.
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Tense
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When the action occurs.
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Conjugate
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To change the verb to show who is doing the action.
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Infinitive
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The verb in its unchanged or pure state. In English infinitives start with two and in Spanish they end in er ir or ar.
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Definite Articles
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Definite articles go with nouns. They are specific and are equal to the. They have gender and number.
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1st, 2nd, and 3rd Person
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Who is doing the action.
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Interrogatives
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The words used to ask questions in spanish.
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Peer Editing
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When you check and correct. The more brain power in the room, the better off you will be.
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