Nailing the details for Question 9s.  Complete the Grammar Notes  Watch, rewind, pause etc  Make a note of any questions  Complete the google form.

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Nailing the details for Question 9s

 Complete the Grammar Notes  Watch, rewind, pause etc  Make a note of any questions  Complete the google form

NOT:  A reflexive verb (even though we say me gusta)  Irregular  To like

IS:  A ‘normal’ verb (kind of!)  Regular  Similar to lots of other ‘impersonal verbs’  Impressive if you get it right!  Pleasing  Needs – indirect object pronoun and an ‘a’ sometimes..

 To Carmen, dogs are pleasing  Ie – Carmen likes dogs  If Carmen were several people, we would have to change the sentence:  A las chicas, les gustan los perros

1. Me gusto el chocolate 2. Pablo gustan los perros 3. Los jovenes le gusta el cine 4. Me gusta las peliculas

 Gusto = I please  Me = myself  Therefore, me gusto would mean I please myself  No need for the chocolate!  Correct this in the googleform below

 Gustan = they please  You need to:  Add an ‘a’  Add a ‘le’  Make sure gustar agrees with who is doing the verb  Correct this in the googleform below

 Gustan = they please  You need to:  Add an ‘a’  Add a ‘le’  Make sure gustar agrees with who is doing the verb  Correct this in the googleform below

 Gusta = it pleases  You need to:  Add an ‘a’  Add a ‘le’  Make sure gustar agrees with who is doing the verb  Correct this in the googleform below

 In question 9, you’re likely to come across a bit of a ‘trick’ question:  Ayer, Pablo me ayudé a _________ mis deberes (hacer)  Hace tres meses, mi padre dejó de _______ (fumar)

 I have eaten  You have eaten  She has eaten  We have eaten  You lot have eaten  They have eaten  Hemos comido  Han comido  Habéis comido  He comido  Ha comido  Has comido

 I have eaten  You have eaten  She has eaten  We have eaten  You lot have eaten  They have eaten  He comido  Has comido  Ha comido  Hemos comido  Habéis comido  Han comido

HABER en el presente + el participio pasado He Has hablado Ha+comido Hemossalido Habéis Han

Vamos a practicar un poco… Pero primero, ten cuidado con algunos participios! abrir (to open) - abierto (open) cubrir (to cover) - cubierto (covered) decir (to say) - dicho (said) escribir (to write) - escrito (written) freír (to fry) - frito (fried) hacer (to do) - hecho (done) morir (to die) - muerto (dead) poner (to put) - puesto (put) resolver (to resolve) - resuelto (resolved) romper (to break) - roto (broken) ver (to see) - visto (seen) volver (to return) - vuelto (returned)

HABER en el pasado + el participio pasado Había Habías hablado Había+comido Habíamossalido Habíais Habían

HABER en el futuro+ el participio pasado hablado comido salido Habré Habrás Habrá Habremos Habréis Habrán

HABER en el condicional + el participio pasado hablado comido salido Habría Habrías Habría Habríamos Habríais Habrían

HABER en el condicional + el participio pasado hablado comido salido Si hubiera Si hubieras Si hubiera Si hubiéramos Si hubierais Si hubieran

Present Perfect He Has Ha Hemos Habéis Han Past Participle Regular verbs: TDA – ado/ido (hablar -> hablado) (vivir -> vivido) Irregulars:  abrir (to open), abierto - opened  absolver (to absolve), absuelto - absolved  cubrir (to cover), cubierto - covered  decir (to say, to tell), dicho - said  escribir (to write), escrito - written  freír (to fry), frito - fried  hacer (to make, to do), hecho - done  imprimir (to print), impreso - printed  morir (to die), muerto - died  poner (to put), puesto - put  resolver (to resolve), resuelto - resolved  romper (to break), roto - broken  satisfacer (to satisfy), satisfecho - satisfied  ver (to see), visto - seen  volver (to return), vuelto - returned English I have spoken You have spoken He/She has spoken We have spoken You lot have spoken They have spoken Pluperfect I had spoken You had spoken He/She had spoken We had spoken You lot had spoken They had spoken Pluperfect Había Habías Había Habíamos Habíais Habían Future Perfect Habré Habrás Habrá Habremos Habréis Habrán Future perfect I will have spoken You will have spoken He/She will has spoken We will have spoken You lot will have spoken They will have spoken Conditional Perfect Habría Habrías Habría Habríamos Habríais Habrían Conditional Perfect I would have spoken You would have spoken He/She would has spoken We would have spoken You lot would have spoken They would have spoken Imperfect Subjunctive Si hubiera Si hubieras Si hubiera Si hubiéramos Si hubierais Si hubieran Imperfect Subjuntive If I had spoken If you had spoken If He/She had spoken If we had spoken If you lot had spoken If they had spoken