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Present tense of –ar verbs,Hay que & Tener que,Adverbs Español 1 Unidad 2 etapa 1.

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1 Present tense of –ar verbs,Hay que & Tener que,Adverbs Español 1 Unidad 2 etapa 1

2 To talk about things you do, you use the present tense.To form the present tense of a regular verb that ends in –ar,drop the –ar ending and add the appropriate ending. Estudiar (to study) Yo estudioNosotros(as) estudiamos Tú estudiasVosotros(as) estudiáis El,ella,usted,it estudiaEllos,ellas,ustedes estudian -o-amos -as-áis -a-an Exploring obligation with HAY QUE, and TENER QUE. To talk about things someone must do,you can use two different phrases that express obligation. Use the impersonal phrase Use a form of TENER in the phrase Hay que + infinitive Tener que +infinitive *If there is no specific subject *If there is a specific subject Hay que conectar el ratón. Tengo que sacar una buena nota. (you have to connect the mouse) (I have to get a good grade)

3 Expressing frequency with adverbs. To talk about how often someone does something,you use expressions of frequency. Expressions of frequency are adverbs or adverbial phrases. Siemprealways Todos los díasEvery day MuchoOften A vecesSometimes De vez en cuandoOnce in a while PocoA little Rara vezRarely Nuncanever Estudio todos los días.(I study every day) Yo siempre estudio.(I always study) Different adverbs are placed in different parts of a sentence. Isabel siempre llega tarde. Ricardo estudia mucho. Isabel llega tarde todos los días. siempre rara vez nunca mucho poco Todos los días A veces De vez en cuando

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