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Mi computadora (fue / estaba) en mi mochila esta mañana. Which is correct?
Estaba (preterite of *estar* used to show location)
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Answer the question in Spanish: "¿Qué vas a hacer esta fin de semana?
Answer must include future "trigger" [a form of *ir* + a + infinitive]
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What's the main difference between when you use preterite tense and when you use imperfect tense?
answers will vary
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** [Nevaba toda la noche] Is this sentence in the preterite or imperfect tense?
imperfect
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What does the term "super seven" refer to?
the seven most important (used) verbs to master in Spanish
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eraser
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shark
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shark
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thief
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star
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gift
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baam
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** ¿Cómo se dice [WE HAD] en español?
tuvimos
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** What are the two "past tenses" in Spanish called?
preterite / imperfect
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Changing the form of a verb to match its subject is called ....?
Conjugating
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fairy
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gift
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Translate this sentence into English, "Cuando yo era niña, yo jugaba basquetbol todos las tardes."
When I was a little girl, I used to play basketball every afternoon.
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¿Adónde vas si tú quieres nadar?
a la piscina
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The form of the verb that has not been matched with a subject yet is called an ....?
infinitive
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What's wrong with this sentence? "¿Dónde va el autobús?
You need "Adónde" because the verb "ir" always needs the "a" with it in the sentence.
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Every verb in Spanish is made up of two working parts -- they are the stem and the ???
ending
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