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Schaum's Outline of Spanish Grammar, Seventh Edition

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16.10.2019

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Mcgraw Hill Higher Education

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7th edition

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Englisch, Spanisch

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978-1-260-45422-2

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Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

16.10.2019

Verlag

Mcgraw Hill Higher Education

Seitenzahl

224

Maße (L/B/H)

27,1/20,4/1,2 cm

Gewicht

358 g

Auflage

7th edition

Sprache

Englisch, Spanisch

ISBN

978-1-260-45422-2

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  • Preface
    Contents
    CHAPTER 1 Nouns and Articles
    Nouns
    Nouns ending in -o and -a.
    Nouns ending in -dad, -tad, -tud, -umbre, -ción, and -sión.
    Nouns ending in -sis.
    Feminine nouns beginning with -a.
    Masculine nouns ending in -a.
    Nouns ending in -ista.
    Nouns ending in -e.
    Nouns that change gender.
    Irregular nouns ending in -o.
    Nouns that end in -or and -ora.
    Compound Nouns.
    Diminutives and augmentatives.
    Nouns ending in -ón.
    Foreign words.
    The Indefinite Article
    Uses of the Definite Article
    With general or abstract nouns.
    With titles.
    With languages.
    With days of the week and seasons.
    With parts of the body and articles of clothing.
    With weights and measures.
    Contractions of the definite article.
    Special Use of the Indefinite Article with ser
    A Personal
    Omission of the Indefinite Article
    CHAPTER 2 Adjectives
    Adjectives Ending in -o
    Adjectives Ending in -e
    Adjectives Ending in Consonants
    Adjectives of Nationality
    Special Adjectives Ending in a Consonant
    Apocopated Adjectives
    Adjectives of Color
    Comparative
    Superlative
    Irregular Comparatives and Superlatives
    Adjectives with -ísimo
    Comparative of Equality
    Comparative of equality with nouns
    Cardinal Numbers
    Ordinal Numbers
    Formation of Nouns from Adjectives
    Possessive Adjectives
    Demonstrative Adjectives
    Expressions ¡Qué! ¡Tal!
    Formation of Adverbs
    CHAPTER 3 Verbs
    Formal versus Familiar Forms
    El voseo
    Present Tense
    Regular first conjugation verbs.
    Ir, dar, estar.
    Regular second conjugation verbs.
    Regular third conjugation verbs.
    Irregular verbs.
    First-class stem-changing verbs: e-ie, o-ue.
    Second-class stem-changing verbs: e-ie, o-ue.
    Third-class stem-changing verbs: e-i.
    Verbs ending in -uir.
    Special uses of the present tense.
    Imperfect Tense
    Regular -ar verbs.
    Regular -er and -ir verbs.
    Irregular verbs.
    Uses of the Imperfect Tense
    Continuing action.
    Mental activity.
    Description in the past.
    Reminiscing or stream of conciousness.
    Reminiscing.
    Stream of conciousness.
    With the time expression hacía.
    Preterite Tense
    Regular -ar verbs.
    Regular -er and -ir verbs.
    The verb dar.
    Second-class stem-changing verbs.
    Third-class stem-changing verbs.
    Verbs with y stem.
    Irregular verbs.
    Uses of the Preterite
    Completed past action.
    Verbs with special meanings.
    Differences between preterite and imperfect.
    Future Tense
    Ir a with infinitive.
    Regular verbs.
    Irregular verbs.
    Conditional
    Regular verbs.
    Irregular verbs.
    Special Uses of the Future and Conditional
    Indirect discourse.
    Compound Tenses
    Formation of the past participle.
    Present Perfect
    Pluperfect
    Preterite Perfect
    Future Perfect
    Conditional Perfect
    The Subjunctive
    Formation of the Present Subjunctive
    Regular verbs.
    Stem-changing verbs.
    Irregular verbs.
    Uses of the Present Subjunctive
    In noun clauses.
    With impersonal expressions.
    With expressions of doubt.
    Verbs like aconsejar, pedir, rogar.
    In relative clauses.
    After por... que.
    In indefinite expressions with ... quiera.
    The Imperfect Subjunctive
    Formation of the Imperfect Subjunctive
    Uses of the Imperfect Subjunctive
    In noun clauses.
    With impersonal expressions.
    In relative clauses.
    The Subjunctive with Adverbial Conjunctions
    Conjunctions of time.
    With aunque.
    Other conjunctions.
    Conjunctions of purpose.
    ¡Quizá(s)!, ¡Tal vez!.
    ¡Ojalá!.
    Quisiera.
    General note on the imperfect subjunctive.
    Present Perfect Subjunctive
    Pluperfect Subjunctive
    Si Clauses
    The Imperative
    Formal commands.
    Familiar commands.
    First-person plural command (let's).
    The Present Participle
    Progressive Tenses
    Present progressive.
    Imperfect progressive.
    Reflexive Verbs
    Formation.
    Special note concerning reflexive verbs.
    Reflexive versus nonreflexive.
    Reciprocal verbs.
    Special Uses of the Infinitive
    After a preposition.
    After an auxiliary.
    As a noun.
    Passive Voice
    With ser.
    With se.
    CHAPTER 4 Negatives
    Making a Sentence Negative
    Common Negative Words
    Tampoco.
    Sino.
    Special Negative Expressions
    CHAPTER 5 Interrogatives
    Common Interrogative Words
    Cuál, cuáles.
    Cuál versus qué.
    CHAPTER 6 Pronouns
    Subject Pronouns
    Direct Object Pronouns
    Lo, los, la, las.
    Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns
    Me, te, nos.
    Indirect Object Pronouns
    Le, les.
    Le for les.
    Leísmo.
    Double Object Pronouns
    Me lo, te lo, nos lo.
    Se lo.
    Position of Object Pronouns
    With conjugated verbs.
    With infinitives.
    With present participles.
    With commands.
    Special Verbs with Indirect Objects
    Reflexive Pronouns
    With an indirect object pronoun.
    Prepositional Pronouns
    Possessive Pronouns
    Demonstrative Pronouns
    Relative Pronouns
    Que.
    A quien, a quienes.
    El que, la que.
    With prepositions.
    Lo que.
    Cuyo.
    CHAPTER 7 Ser and estar
    With Predicate Nominative
    Origin versus Location
    Meaning "to take place."
    Characteristic versus Condition
    Changes of Meaning
    Passive Voice
    CHAPTER 8 Por and para
    CHAPTER 9 Special Uses of Certain Verbs
    Acabar, acabarse.
    Acordarse de, recordar.
    Andar, ir, irse.
    Cuidar, cuidarse.
    Dar.
    Dejar.
    Hacer.
    Hacerse, llegar a ser, ponerse, volverse.
    Jugar, tocar.
    Pensar en, pensar de.
    Poner.
    Quedar.
    Saber, conocer.
    Servir para, servir de, servirse de.
    Tener.
    Volver, devolver, envolver.
    Answers to Exercises
    Special Grammar Considerations
    Verb Charts
    Companion Audio Recording