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Spanish Grammar Book
2010-2011Emilia Goodreau
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Table of Contents
SerEstarHacer
ExpressionsVerbs Like
GustarPreterite
Trigger Words Car, Gar, Zar
SpockCucarachaDOP/IOP
CommandsIrregular
CommandsSnakes
Snakies Se Impersonal
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Table of Contents
Past Participles as Adjectives
El Futuro & Ir+a+Infinitive
Demonstrative Adjectives
Demonstrative Pronouns
Imperfect Tense + Irregulars
Commands: Formal and Informal
+ DOP and IOP Placement
Modal VerbsReflexivesSaber vs. Conocer
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Ser:to be
DescriptionsOrigin deCharacteristi
csTimeOccupationRelationship
s
Possession de
EventsDates
•Yo soy •Tú eres •Él es •Ella es •Nosotros somos •Vosotros sois •Ellos son
Jose es alto.Yo soy de Honduras.Ustedes es doctor. Ella es mi mama.Tú eres bonita. Que es? Un gato.
Doctor Ped
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Estar:to be
HealthEmotionsLocation enPresent conditionING
Present Participles (-ing):Ar-andoEr/Ir-endo-yendo
•Yo estoy•Tu estás•Ella/El/Ust. Está•Nos estamos•Vos estáis•Ellas/ Ellos/ Ustds están
Yo estoy mal. Bella esta enfermo. El libros estan en la casa.Nos estamos enojadoYo estoy roto.
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Hacer ExpressionsHacer Time Que Verb
Present Tense Verb Since and For
Preterite Tense Verb Ago
Hacer Expressions tell how long ago something happened.
I took the test two hours ago. Hace dos horas que tomé el
examen.
I have had the cat for two days.Hace dos dias que tengo el gato.
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Verbs Like GustarVerbs Conjugated like
Gustar
Doler To hurt
Fascinar To fascinate
Molestar To bother
Encantar To love
Faltar To lack, to be in need of
Importar To be important to
Disgustar To disgust
Abburer To be bored
•Verbs like gustar use indirect object pronouns: • Me • Te • Le• Nos• Os • Les
•The word order is backward 1. The indirect comes first2. Then the verb3. Then the subject of the
verb. • Add a no to the beginning to make it negative •“Gusta”= singular nouns and infinitives•“Gustan”= plural nouns
Singular Noun-Me gusta la playaPlural Nouns-Diego le encanta música y películasInfinitives -Te gusta cantar.
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Preterite• A definite time in the past with a beginning and/or ending.
Regular –ar Verbs
-é -amos
-aste -asteis
- ó -aron
Regular –er/-ir Verbs
-í -imos
-iste -isteis
- ió -ieron
-É, -Í, -Aste, -Iste, -Ó, -Ió, -Amos, -Imos, -Aron, -Ieron, Esto es el pretérito!
•I talked to Patti yesterday. • Yo hablé con Pandora ayer.
•Kevin wrote the paper for Literture. • Kevin escribió de papel de la
literatura.•We ate salad.• Nos comimos ensalada.
•You slept in your house.• Tú dormiste en su casa.
•Eva and Ana sang “Feliz Navidad”• Eva y Ana cantaron “Feliz
Navidad”
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Preterite Trigger Words• Ayer- Yesterday• Anteayer- Day before Yesterday • A las ocho- At eight o’clock• El ‘martes’- On Tuesday• El día anterior- The day before• El ‘lunas’ pasado- Last Monday• El fin de semana pasado- Last weekend• Ayer por la mañana - Yesterday morning• El otro día - The other day• En ese momento- In that moment• Hace dos dias- Two days ago• Esta tarde- This afternoon • Esta noche- Tonight • Entonces- Then• Durante dos siglos- During two centuries• Desde el primer momento- From the first moment
Signal upcoming use of a preterite tense verb
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Car, Gar, Zar• Irregular preterite verb form• Only irregular in the yo form• Everything else stays the same as a regular preterite.
-Car Verbs-qué -amos
-aste -asties
- ó -aron
-Zar Verbs-encé -amos
-aste -asties
- ó -aron
-Gar Verbs-gué -amos
-aste -asties
- ó -aron
•I touched the pen• Yo toqué la pluma.
•I played the game.• Yo jugué el juego.
•I began my homework. • Yo comencé mi
tarea.
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Spock Verbs
• Another group of irregular preterite verbs.
VERDA
R
SER
IRHACER
Ir/SerYo fui Tu fuisteUd. fueNos fuimosUds. fueronHacer
Yo hice.Tu hicisteUd. hizoNos hicimos.Uds. hicieron.
VerYo vi.Tu viste.Ud. vio.Nos vimos.Uds. Vieron.
DarYo di.Tu diste.Ud. dio.Nos dimos.Uds. dieron.
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Cucaracha Verbs
-e -imos
-iste -isteis
-o -ieron
Another grouping of irregular preterite
verbs. Andar- anduv…Estar- estuv…Poder- pud…Poner- pus..Querer- quis…Saber- sup…Tener- tuv…Venir- vin…Conducir- conduj…Producir- produj….Traducir- traduj…Decir- dij…Traer- traj…
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Snakes• Yo dormí. • Tú dormiste• Él durmió.• Nos
dormimos.• Vos
dormisteis.• Ellos
durmieron.
• Yo pedí. • Tú pediste• Él pidió.• Nos pedimos.• Vos pedisteis.• Ellos
pidieron.
Another irregular preterite. The 3rd person form has a stem change.
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Snakeys• An irregular preterite verb.• Verbs like leer, creer, and oir change the I to Y in the 3rd
person.
Yo leí.Tú leísteÉl leyo.Nos leímos.Vos leístesEllos leyeron.
Yo creí.Tú creísteÉl creyo.Nos creimos.Vos crísteisEllos creyeron.
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DOP• DOP’s are: me, te, le, nos, os, and los. • They answer the question of what is
receiving the direct action of the verb. • You ate an apple.
– Comiste una manzana. (Manzana=La)• La comiste (You ate it)
• I eat bread.– Como pan.
• Lo como. (Pan=Lo) • She eats the bananas.
– Ella come las bananas.• Ella las come.
• Command-– Senor Presidente como el pan.
• Sr. Presidente lo como.• Sr.Presidente cómolo. (the DOP
hooks on)
The DOP can only hook on when:
1. It’s used with an infinitive-Voy a comerlo.
2. It’s used in an affirmative command-Bébala!
3. It’s used with a gerund/ present progressive-Estoy comiéndolo.
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IOP• Answers the
question “to whom” or “for whom”
• There cannot be an IOP without a DOP.
• The IOPs are: me, te, *le, nos, os, *les– An IOP and DOP
cannot both begin with l, so if it does , the IOP le and les goes to se.
• The IOP comes before the DOP in the sentence.
• The same rules of connecting them to the verb apply to IOP like the DOP.
• I gave it to her.• I gave- verb, it- DOP (lo)
, her- IOP (le)• Le lo di. (WRONG)• Se lo di. (no double L,
lese) •She gave it to me. • She gave- verb, it- DOP
(lo), me- IOP (me)• Me lo dio.
•Give it to him. • Se lo de.• Déselo. (can connect
together because it is an affirmative command)
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CommandsInformales
• Affirmative:– Tu- drop the ‘s’
• Eat- Come! – Irregulars-
TVDISHES• Negative-
– put in ‘yo’form and change to opposite vowel and add ‘s’. • Don’t Eat-
No Comas!– Irregulares- di,
haz, pon, sal, se, ten, ven
Formales• Affirmative:
– Ud./Uds- put in yo form and change to opposite vowel– ar e– er/ir a– Hablar-
Hable! – Viver- Viva!
– Irregulars- TVDISHES
• Negative- – Same as above
and add No– Irregulars-
TVDISHES
DOP + IOP can attach to an affirmative command. They must go before the negative command.
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Irregular Commands
• Tener- tenga
• Venir- vengo
• Dar-de
• Ir- vaya
• Ser- seya
• Hacer- haga
• Estar- este
• Saber- sepa
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Se Impersonal • Use se to avoid specifying a person who
is doing the action of the verb.– Se vende fruta en la tienda.
• When using se, the verb is always in the 3rd person.– Aquí se habla español.
• Se can be used in all renses.– Se hizo mucho.– Se hará mucho.– Se hapía mucho.
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Past Participles as Adjectives
• They agree with the nouns they modify in gender and number.• For -ar verbs, -ado is added • For -ir and -er verbs, -ido is added• Examples:
– The beaten eggs - Los huevos batidos– The cooked chicken – El pollo cocinado– The grated cheese- El queso rallado – The combined mix- La mezcle combinada
Gender Singular Plural
M El pollo comido
Los pollos comidos
F La manzana comida
Las manzanas comidas
Irregulars •abrir- abierto•cubrir- cubierto•decir- dicho•escribir- escrito•hacer- hecho•morir- muerto•poner- puesto•resolver- resuelto•romper- roto•ver- visto•volver- vuelto•ir- ido
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El Futuro • Pronoun + infinitive form of verb + ending
– Yo + infinitivo + é• -ar, -er, and –ir verbs all have the same ending
• Yo estudiaré• Tú estudiarás• Ella estudiará
• Nos estudiaremos• Vos estudiaréis• Ellos estudiarán
-é -emos
-ás -éis
-á -án
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El Futuro Irregulars • decir- dir• hacer- har• poner- pondre• salir- saldr• tener- tend• valer- valdr• venir- vendr• poder- podr• querer- quer• saber- sabr• caber- cabr• haber- habr
Yo diréTú sabrásEl tendrá
Nos valdremos
Ellos podrán
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Ir + a + Infinitive • Going to do something in the near
future• Included in the future.
Ex.Yo voy a viajar a Chile.
Yo voy a comer una manzana.
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Demonstrative Adjectives
• Adjectives whose function is to point at something. • English- this, that, these, those• Spanish- three sets• They are typically placed before the noun they modify.
Singular Masculine
• este (this)• ese (that)• aquel (that)
Plural Masculine
• estos (these)
• esos (those)• aquellos (th
ose)
Singular Feminine
• esta (these)• esa (that)• aquella (tha
t)
Plural Feminine
• estas (those)
• esas (that)• aquellas (th
ose)
Me gusto este perro. (I like this dog)Voy a comprar ese coche. (I’m going to buy that car)
Me gustan aquellas casas. (I like those houses)Prefiero estas computadoras. (I prefer those computers)
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Demonstrative Pronouns • Acts as the equivalent of ‘this’, ‘that’, ‘these’, and ‘those’• They stand for nouns rather than modifying them
Singular Masculine•éste (this)•ése (that)
•aquél (that)
Plural Masculine•éstos (these)•ésos (those)
•aquéllos (those)
Singular Feminine•ésta (this)•ésa (that)
•aquélla (that)
Plural Feminine•éstas (these)•ésas (those)
•aquéllas (those)
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Imperfect Tense • Describes past activities which are seen by the speaker that are
incomplete or continuing • Describes repeated actions that occur daily, events that are in progress,
physical characteristics, emotional states, time telling, and age.
-aba -ábamos
-abas -abais
-aba -aban
-ía -íamos
-ías -íais
-ía -ían
-ar verbs
-er & -ir verbs
•I wrote everyday. • Yo escribía todos los
dias. •She always sings.• Ella siempre cantaba.
Trigger Words•todos los dias•los lunes/martes/etc.•mientras•siempre•muchas veces
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Imperfect Irregulars Ir
Iba Ibamos
Iba Ibais
Iba Iban
Ser
Era Éramos
Eras Erais
Era eran
Ver
Veía Veíamos
Veías Veíais
Veía Veían
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Commands Los Mandatos Informales
(Tú)
Affirmative
• simply drop the “s” in tú form• Eat- Come!
Negative• put in yo form• change to opposite vowel• add ‘s’• ar es• er/ir as • Don’t Eat- No Comas!
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Informal Irregular Commands
Affirmative
•Decir- Di•Hacer- Haz•Ir- Ve•Ponder- Pon•Salir- Sal•Ser- Sé•Tener- Ten•Venir- Ven
Negative
•Decir- Digas•Hacer- Hagas•Ir- Vayas•Ser- Seas•Ponder- Pongas•Venir- Vengas•Tener- Tengas•Salir- Salgas
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Commands Los Mandatos Formales
(Ud) -ar verbs
put in yo form
change ending to -
e
-er verbs put in yo form
change ending to -
a
-ir verbs put in yo form
change ending to -
aNegative- add “No” in front
Tener- tengaVenir- vengoDar-deIr- vayaSer- seyaHacer- hagaEstar- esteSaber- sepa
Irregulars
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DOP and IOP Placement
DOP and IOPs can only hook on to the verb when…..
• They’re used with an infinitive – Voy a comerlo.
• They’re used as an affirmative command.– Cómala!
• They’re used with a gerund/present progressive – Estory comiéndolo.
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Modal Verbs• Used with other verbs to help them
change their meaning. • Verb + Infinitive
Ir + a + infinitive going to do something
Poder + Infinitive able to do something
Querer + Infinitive want to do something
Deber + Infinitive should do something
Tener que + Infinitive to have to do something
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Reflexive Verbs • Describe people doing something
to themselves.– He bathes himself.
• They reflex back to the subject. • Reflexive pronouns can be…
– In front of the verb– Attached to the infinitive– Attached to a present
participle– Attached to an affirmative
command
Me (myself) Nos (ourselves)
Te (yourself) Os
Se (his/herself)
Se (themselves)
Reflexive Pronouns
Examples•He sees himself. • Se ve.
•I am hitting myself. • Estoy pegándome
•I put myself to bed.• Me acueso.
Verbs with pronoun already attached:
banarse, acostarse, despertarse, dormirse, ducharse, lavarse, levantarse, maquillarse, peinarse, ponserse, secarse
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Saber vs. Conocer
• Expresses knowledge or awareness of a fact
• Sé donde vivas. Saber
• To know or be familiar with people, places, or things.
• Conozco Senora Smith.
Conocer