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Imperfect of Regular and Irregular Verbs Descriptions and Habitual Actions in the Past Imperfect of Regular and Irregular Verbs hablarcomervivir hablabahablábamoscomíacomíamosvivíavivíamos.

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Presentación del tema: "Imperfect of Regular and Irregular Verbs Descriptions and Habitual Actions in the Past Imperfect of Regular and Irregular Verbs hablarcomervivir hablabahablábamoscomíacomíamosvivíavivíamos."— Transcripción de la presentación:

1 Imperfect of Regular and Irregular Verbs Descriptions and Habitual Actions in the Past Imperfect of Regular and Irregular Verbs hablarcomervivir hablabahablábamoscomíacomíamosvivíavivíamos hablabashablabaiscomíascomíaisvivíasvivíais hablabahablabancomíacomíanvivíavivían 26 irserver ibaíbamoseraéramosveíaveíamos ibasibaiseraseraisveíasveíais ibaibaneraeranveíaveían

2 Superlatives Expressing Extremes Superlatives el/la/los/las + noun + más/menos + adjective + de El basquetbol es el deporte más interesante del mundo. Basketball is the most interesting sport in the world. el/la/los/las + mejor(es)/peor(es) + noun + de Son los mejores refrigeradores de aquella tienda. They are the best refrigerators at that store. 27

3 Summary of Interrogative Words Getting Information Summary of Interrogative Words ¿Cómo?How?¿Dónde?Where? ¿Cuándo?When?¿De dónde?From where? ¿A qué hora?At what time?¿Adónde?Where (to)? ¿Qué?What? Which?¿Cuánto/a?How much? ¿Cuál(es)?What? Which one(s)?¿Cuántos/as?How many? ¿Por qué?Why?¿Quién(es)?Who? ¿De quién(es)?Whose? 28

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