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Relative Pronouns-combine two sentences or clauses that share a common element.

que-that; which; who


quien(es)- refers to people and is after a preposition or the personal a


Quien(es)-used instead of que when set off by commas


lo que- refers to an idea, situation, or past event and means what, that which, or thing that

Formal (usted/ustedes) commands- gives orders or advice

For ar verbs drop the O in the present tense and add, -e or -en


For er and ir verbs drop the O in the present tense and add, -a or -an.


verbs enging in -car, -gar, -zar


Sacar- saque, c-qu


Jugar- juegue, g-gu


almorzar-almuerce, z-c

Present subjunctive-uses the subjunctive that expresses the speakers attitude toward events, as well as actions or states the speaker views as uncertain or hypothetical

-ar verbs- change to e and conjugate


-er and -ir verbs- change to a and conjugate

Irregular verbs for present subjunctive

Conducir- conduzca Conocer- conozca


Decir- diga Hacer- haga


ofrecer- ofrezca oir- oiga


paracer- parezca poner- ponga


tener- tenga traducir- traduzca


traer- traiga venir- venga


ver- vea dar-de estar- este ir- vaya


saber- sepa ser- sea


Expressions of doubt, disbelief, or denial

dudar- to doubt


negar-to deny


no creer- no to believe


no estar seguro- not to be sure


no es cierto- its not true


no es seguro- its not certain


no es verdad-its not true


es impossible- its impossible

Subjunctive with conjunctions

a menos que- unless


antes (de) que- before


con tal (de) que- provided that


en caso (de) que- in case (that)


para que- so that


sin que- without

subjunctive in adjective clauses

Indicative-I need the book...


Subjunctive- I need a book...

Nosotros/as commands

Both affirmative and negative commands are generally formed by using the first-person plural form of the present subjunctive

Past participles used as adjectives much like our


-ed ending in ENGLISH

-ar verbs-ado


-er and -ir verbs- ido


The -er and -ir verbs whose stems end in -a, -e, or -o carry a written accent mark on the i of the ido ending

Irregular past particples

abrir- abierto resolver- resuelto


decir-dicho romper- roto


describir- descrito ver- visto


descubrir- descubierto volver- vuelto


escribir- escrito


hacer-hecho


morir- muerto


poner-puesto

Present Perfect (de indicativo)- what someone has done or what has occurred.


We use haber + past participle

He + past participle


Has


Ha


Hemos


Han

Past perfect (de indicativo)- what someone had done or what had occurred BEFORE another past action, event, or state. It uses haber in the imperfect plus the past participle

Había + past participle


Habías


Había


Habíamos


Habían

Present Perfect Subjunctive-used for what HAS HAPPENED- used to express a recent action, use the present subjunctive of HABER + past participle

Haya + past participle


Hayas


Haya


Hayamos


Hayan

Future-what will or shall happen, all you have to do is add an ending on to the infinitive


-ás



-emos


-án

Irregular verbs in the future

decir-dir


hacer-har


poder-podr


poner-pondr


querer-querr


saber-sabr


salir-saldr


tener-tendr


venir-vendr


The future of hay (there is or there are) is habrá (there will be)

habrá

Future Perfect-talks about what will have happened by some future point in time

Habré + past participle


Habrás


Habrá


Habremos


Habrán

Para + time expression and dentro de + time expression are also used to help the future perfect tense

Para el lunes- By Monday


Dentro de un año- within a year

Past subjunctive (imperfect subjunctive)- used in multiple-clause sentences that express will, influence, emotion, commands, indefiniteness


ADD the ending to the uds./ellos/ellas for of the preterite dropping the -ron ending

-ra


-ras


-ra


-ramos (put accent on vowel before last consonant) aprendiéramos


-ran

Irregular forms of the preterite

dar-diera


decir-dijera


estar-estuviera


hacer- hiciera


ir/ser-fuera


poder-pudiera


poner-pusiera


querer-quisiera


saber- supiera


tener-tuviera


venir-viniera

Conditional- what you would do or what would happen under certain circumstances, add the appropriate ending to the end of the infinitive

-ía


-ías


-ía


-íamos


-ían


Conditional Perfect-used to express an action that would have occurred, but didn't. Uses haber + past participle

Habría + past participle


Habrías


Habría


Habríamos


Habrían

Past perfect subjunctive-used in subordinate clauses, refers to actions or conditions that had taken place before another action or condition in the past

Hubiera + past participle


Hubieras


Hubiera


Hubiéramos


Hubieran

Si Clauses- describes a condition or event upon which another condition or event depends


Possible or like= Si+ present


Habitual in the past= (Si + imperfect) + imperfect


Contrary-to-fact-present= (Si + past imperfect subjunctive) + conditional


Contrary-to-fact-past= (Si + past perfect subjunctive) + conditional perfect