SPAN 2102 Lecture 1: Final study guide 2
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Present progressive: expresses actions that are taking place at that moment. * -ir verbs whose stem changes from (e i) or (o u) in preterite also change. * pronouns can go before the conjugated estar or added to the end of the present participle. Superlative adjectives: making statements to compare something specific to many other things. Definite article (+ noun) + m s or menos + adjective + de. *if the irregular forms of mejor or pejor are used they go before the noun. Indefinite and negative expressions: negative and contradicting words. Direct object pronouns: the object that directly receives the action of the verb. * in affirmative statements the direct object goes before the conjugated verb. Indirect object pronouns: expresses to whom" or for whom" the action is being. *indirect object goes before the conjugated verb in the sentence. Formal commands: used to give orders and suggestions (-ar) verb endings: -e / -en (-er/-ir) verb endings: -a / -an.
