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Sicognates Ss Comer
Sicognates Ss Comer
preretirite of stem-changing double object pronouns tidbits to compare and superb verbs that have the '-zco' like
verbs (cont) conocer (cont)
direct and indirect object pronouns
yo -i replace nouns bien and mal traducir (to traduzco, -
translate) cimos, -cis
tu -iste have same comparative forms
indirect object pronouns singular:
ud/el/ella o st-ch as bueno/a and malo/a. conductir and traducir are -ir verbs,
me, te, le (se)
so they differ in their nos- and vos-
nosotros/as -imos
indirect object pronouns plural: saber and conocer forms.
vosotros/as -isteis
nos, os, les (se)
saber means
uds/ellos/ellas -eron st-ch comparatives, superlatives
direct object pronouns knowing a fact or facts, pieces
stem changes e>i or o>u
of information, or knowing how comparisons of inequality are
lo, la, los, las
in PR go from:
to do something. formed
stem changes in third person if object pronouns are used
by placing mas or menos before
in PR happen: singular and together conocer means
adverbs, adjectives, or nouns,
plural indirect before direct pronoun to be familiar with; expresses
and que after them.
stem changes in -ir stem familiarity or acquaintance (or
indirect ojbect pronouns le and les
lack thereof) with a person, comparisons with numerical values
in PR only changing verbs,
always change when coming place, or thing.
happen: not in -ar or -er use de before the number being
before all direct pronouns
used.
irregular comparitives and se can be clarified by saber and conocer conjugation
verbs with comparisons of
superlatives subject pronouns in third tenses inequality
saber conocer
adjectives double object pronouns (DOPs): yo se conozco [verb] + mas/menos que
superlatives
de = in or of