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35 Cards in this Set

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aburrido-a
boring
ambicioso-a
ambitious
apasionado-a
passionate
apático-a
apathetic
astuto-a
astute
cobarde
coward/cowardly
conformista
conformist
curioso/a
curious
determinado/a
determined
dócil
docile
encantador(a)
charming
excéntrico/a
eccentric
frívolo/a
frivolous
incierto/a
uncertain
indiferente
indifferent
individualista
individualistic
justo/a
fair, just
luchador(a)
fighter
malévolo/a
evil
melancólico/a
melancholy, sad
práctoco/a
practical
seductor(a)
seductive
serio/a
serious
soñador(a)
dreamer
superficial
superficial
tenaz
tenacious
tonto/a
foolish/dumb
valiente
courageous
visionario/a
visionary
How do you conjugate regular verbs into their conditional form?
To conjugate regular -ar, -er and -ir verbs in the conditional, simply add one of the following to the infintive:

ía
ías
ía
íamos
íais
ían
When is the conditional tense used?
the conditional is used to express probability, possibility, wonder or conjecture, and is usually translated as would, could, must have or probably.

ex:
The student said that he would study one more hour. (probability, possibility)
What time could it have been? (wonder, conjecture)
He must have been at home. (wonder, conjecture)
We were probably busy when you called. (probability, possibility)
What are some examples of the regular forms of the conditional being used?
El alumno dijo que estudiaría una hora más.
The student said that he would study one more hour.

¿Qué hora sería?
What time could it have been?

Estaría en su casa.
He must have been at home.

Estaríamos ocupados cuando llamaste.
We were probably busy when you called.
List some verbs that are irregular in the conditional sense and show their form.
decir (to say) - diría
hacer (to do) - haría
poder (to be able) - podría
salir (to go out, leave) - saldría
tener (to have) - tendría
haber - habría (there would be)
when is the subjunctive used?
in hypothetical situations just like the conditional tense, but when it is including an IF clause.

ex:
Si pudiera, iría contigo esta noche
If I could, I´d go with you tonight

No sé lo que Juan diría si supiera la verdad
I dont know what Juan would say if he knew the truth

(All of the regularities and irregularities of the ellos form in the preterite are the same in the past subjunctive)
what are the regular forms of the subjunctive?
(-ar verbs)
-ara
-aras
-ara
-áramos
-arais
-aran

(-er, -ir verbs)
-iera
-ieras
-iera
-iéramos
-ierais
-ieran