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ISBN 10: 1260121690
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Author: Gilda Nissenberg
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Practice Makes Perfect Intermediate Spanish Grammar Premium Second Table of contents:
1. The Present Tense of Regular Verbs, Irregular Verbs, and Verbs with Spelling Changes
- Regular verbs in the present tense
- When is the present tense used in Spanish?
- Irregular verbs in the present tense
- Verbs with spelling changes in the present tense
- Dar, haber, hacer, and tener in expressions with a special meaning
2. The Present Tense of Verbs with Stem Changes
- Verbs ending in -ar and -er
- Verbs ending in -ir
- Verbs ending in -uir
3. Ser and Estar
- Similarities and differences between ser and estar
- When is ser used in Spanish?
- When is estar used in Spanish?
- Adjectives that change their meaning when used with either ser or estar
- Expressions with estar
4. The Preterit Tense
- Regular verbs in the preterit
- When is the preterit used in Spanish?
- Verbs with spelling changes in the preterit
- Stem-changing verbs in the preterit
- Irregular verbs in the preterit
- Verbs with a special meaning in the preterit
5. The Imperfect Tense
- Regular verbs in the imperfect
- Irregular verbs in the imperfect
- When is the imperfect used in Spanish?
- The imperfect and the preterit in the same sentence
6. More About the Preterit and the Imperfect
- Summary and contrast of the preterit and the imperfect
- Verbs with a special meaning: ponerse, volverse, and hacerse
7. The Future and the Conditional
- The future tense
- When is the future tense used in Spanish?
- Other ways of expressing the future in Spanish
- The conditional mood
- When is the conditional used in Spanish?
- Other uses of the conditional
8. Reflexive Verbs and Reflexive Constructions
- Reflexive verbs and pronouns
- More reflexive verbs
- Reflexive constructions with stem-changing and irregular verbs
- The use of reflexive verbs in Spanish
- Verbs that change meaning when used as reflexive verbs
- The commands in reflexive constructions
- The infinitive and present participle in reflexive constructions
- Reflexive constructions in reciprocal actions
- How to express “to become” in Spanish
- The reflexive construction in other tenses
9. The Progressive Tenses
- The forms of the present participle in regular, irregular, and stem-changing verbs
- Placement of reflexive pronouns and other object pronouns with the present participle
- When is the present progressive used in Spanish?
- The progressive forms in other tenses
- Verbs of motion in progressive tenses
- Present participle: Spanish compared to English
10. Compound Tenses: The Present Perfect and the Past Perfect
- The present perfect
- Past participles ending in -ído and irregular past participles
- When is the present perfect tense used in Spanish?
- The past perfect or pluperfect
- When is the past perfect used in Spanish?
- Other compound tense forms: the preterit perfect
- When is the preterit perfect tense used in Spanish?
- Haber + a participle: the Spanish equivalent of the perfect infinitive
- When is the infinitive of haber + a participle used in Spanish?
11. Compound Tenses: The Future Perfect and the Conditional Perfect
- The future perfect
- When is the future perfect used in Spanish?
- The conditional perfect
- When is the conditional perfect used in Spanish?
12. The Passive Voice and Passive Constructions
- The passive voice in Spanish
- When is the passive voice used in Spanish?
- The passive construction with the pronoun se
- When is the passive construction with se used in Spanish?
- Impersonal constructions used to substitute for passive constructions
13. The Subjunctive Mood: The Present and the Present Perfect Subjunctive Tenses in Noun Clauses
- The present subjunctive
- Verbs with spelling changes in the present subjunctive
- Verbs with stem changes in the present subjunctive
- Irregular verbs in the present indicative and in the present subjunctive
- Irregular verbs in the present subjunctive
- When is the present subjunctive used in Spanish?
- Other uses of the present subjunctive
- The present perfect subjunctive
- When is the present perfect subjunctive used in Spanish?
14. More Uses of the Subjunctive: Adverb and Relative Clauses
- The subjunctive in adverb clauses
- When is the subjunctive used in dependent adverb clauses in Spanish?
- Expressions that may or may not require the subjunctive
- When is the subjunctive not used in dependent adverb clauses in Spanish?
- More uses of the subjunctive: the subjunctive in adjective clauses
- When is the subjunctive used in adjective clauses?
- Other uses of the subjunctive
15. The Subjunctive Mood Past Tenses: The Imperfect and the Pluperfect Subjunctive
- The imperfect subjunctive
- When is the imperfect subjunctive used in Spanish?
- Other uses of the imperfect subjunctive
- The pluperfect subjunctive
- When is the pluperfect subjunctive used in Spanish?
- Other uses of the pluperfect subjunctive
- The imperfect and pluperfect subjunctive in contrary-to-fact conditional clauses
16. The Commands
- Formal or polite commands
- When are formal commands used in Spanish?
- Informal (tú) affirmative command forms
- Tú negative command forms
- Plural familiar (vosotros) affirmative command forms
- Vosotros negative command forms
- When are informal (tú) commands used in Spanish?
- Commands and the position of reflexive and object pronouns
- Other ways of expressing a command (nosotros)
17. Nouns and Articles
- Gender of nouns in Spanish: endings of nouns
- Masculine nouns and their endings in Spanish
- Feminine nouns and their endings in Spanish
- Other endings to consider for the gender of nouns
- Other nouns and their gender
- Plural of nouns
- Definite articles
- When are definite articles used in Spanish?
- More about the uses of definite articles in Spanish
- When are definite articles omitted in Spanish?
- Lo, the neuter article
- Indefinite articles
- When are indefinite articles used in Spanish?
- When are indefinite articles not used in Spanish?
18. Adjectives
- Gender and number of adjectives in Spanish
- Where are adjectives placed in Spanish?
- Other adjective forms used before nouns: the shortened forms
- Other considerations about the position of adjectives
- Words that function as adjectives
- Comparatives and superlatives
- Irregular comparative and superlative adjectives
- Other comparisons
19. Personal Pronouns
- Subject pronouns
- Uses of the subject pronouns
- Pronouns as objects of prepositions
- When are prepositional pronouns used in Spanish?
- Direct object pronouns
- When are direct object pronouns used in Spanish?
- Indirect object pronouns
- Where are indirect object pronouns placed?
- Double object pronouns
- How are double object pronouns used in Spanish?
- The indirect object pronoun with gustar and other verbs
20. Relative Pronouns
- Que: When is the relative pronoun que used in Spanish?
- Quien: When is the relative pronoun quien used in Spanish?
- El que and el cual: When are the relative pronouns el que and el cual and their forms used in Spanish?
- Lo que and lo cual: When are the relative pronouns lo que and lo cual used in Spanish?
- Relative pronouns after prepositions
- Cuyo, cuya: When are the relative adjectives cuyo, cuya used in Spanish?
21. Possessive and Demonstrative Adjectives and Pronouns
- Possessive adjectives and pronouns
- Possessive adjective forms: the short forms and the long forms
- When are the short and long forms of the possessive adjectives used in Spanish?
- Possessive pronouns
- Demonstrative adjectives
- When are the different forms of the demonstrative adjectives used in Spanish?
- Demonstrative pronouns
- The neuter forms of the demonstrative pronouns
22. Adverbs
- Adverb forms in Spanish
- Compound adverbs
- Other adverb forms: adverbial expressions
- Adjectives and nouns used as adverbs
- Comparisons with adverbs
- When are adverbs used in Spanish?
23. Prepositions
- Frequently used prepositions in Spanish
- Relationships of commonly used prepositions and compound prepositions
- The preposition a and the personal a
- Uses of prepositions and their English equivalents
- The uses of para and por
- Por in common idiomatic expressions
- Verbs that require the preposition a or de + an infinitive in Spanish
- Verbs with other prepositions
- Verbs that require a preposition in English but not in Spanish
24. Indefinite and Negative Words and Expressions
- Indefinite and negative words in Spanish
- When are indefinite and negative words used in Spanish?
- Other negative expressions
- The conjunctions pero and sino and negative expressions
- When are pero and sino used in Spanish?
25. Interrogative and Exclamatory Words
- Interrogative words and expressions
- Interrogative words in Spanish
- Other uses of interrogative words and expressions
- ¿Para qué? ¿Por qué?: When are they used in Spanish?
- Interrogative words and expressions in indirect questions
- Exclamations
26. Numbers
- Cardinal numbers
- When do we use cardinal numbers?
- Ordinal numbers
- Other numbers: fractions and multiple numbers
- Verb tables
- Glossaries
- Spanish-English glossary
- English-Spanish glossary
- Answer key
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