The document discusses the differences between active and passive voice in Spanish verb tenses. It provides examples of verbs conjugated in both the active and passive voice across present, past, future, and continuous tenses. It also lists common prefixes, suffixes, and infixes used in the formation of Spanish words and their meanings and functions.
The document discusses the differences between active and passive voice in Spanish verb tenses. It provides examples of verbs conjugated in both the active and passive voice across present, past, future, and continuous tenses. It also lists common prefixes, suffixes, and infixes used in the formation of Spanish words and their meanings and functions.
The document discusses the differences between active and passive voice in Spanish verb tenses. It provides examples of verbs conjugated in both the active and passive voice across present, past, future, and continuous tenses. It also lists common prefixes, suffixes, and infixes used in the formation of Spanish words and their meanings and functions.
frase activa presente I write a letter The letter is written presente continuos I'm writing a letter The letter is being written past I wrote a letter The letter was written past continuos I was writing a letter The letter was being written present perfect I've written a letter The letter has been written past perfect I had written a letter The letter had been written futuro I will write a letter The letter will be written futuro I'm going to write a letter The letter is going to be written
Javier writes the heritage equation
VOZ ACTIVA VOZ PASIVA
Tom writes a letter A letter is written by Tom
Tom is writing a letter A letter is being written by Tom
Tom was writing a letter A letter was being written by Tom
Tom wrote a letter A letter was written by Tom
Tom has written a letter A letter has been written by Tom
Tom had written a letter A letter had been written by Tom
Tom will write a letter A letter will be written by Tom
Tom is going to write a letter A letter is going to be written by Tom
Tom can write a letter A letter can be written by Tom
Tom could write a letter A letter could be written by Tom
Tom must write a letter A letter must be written by Tom
Tom may write a letter A letter may be written...
Tom might write a letter A letter might be written...
Types of affixes: Prefixes The prefixes are those that are added before the root of the word or lexical structure. Within these we find the following subtypes: Derivative prefix. The result of the new word will give a new meaning to the word. Flexive prefix. This type of prefix is not given in the Spanish language, in others, what is sought is to give it another grammatical category. Suffixes: Suffixes are those that are added after the root word. Within this type there are the following subgroups: Diminutive They give an affective proximity to the word. Augmentative They give you a sense of wonder or exaggeration of a characteristic. Derogatory They seek to give a derogatory sense to the word for pejorative expressions. The infixes are a type of affix that is inserted inside the root of the word or its lexeme.
The patrimonial equation will be My friend Javier will write the
written by my friend Javier heritage equation
The financial statements were The manager analyzed the financial
analyzed by the manage statements
The balance sheet has been The board of directors has
received by the Board of Directors received the balance sheet
The book entries are made by my My teacher Morelia makes the
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