INDIRECT SPEECH Present simple LOPEZ OBRADOR SAYS: 1 WE ADVOCAT BY A RECOVERY Future simple 1 WE WILL ADVOTCAT BY ..

.. Present perfect 1 WE HAVE ADVOCATED BY . 1 -WE ADVOCATED BY A RECOVERY OF SPIRITUAL AND MORAL VALVES THE CONDITIONAL 1 WE WOULD ADVOCAT BY PAST PERFECT 1 WE HAD ADVOCATED BY .. PAST SIMPLE LOPEZ OBRADOR SAID THAT:

CONJUNCTIONS

SIMPLES AND BUT OR NOR .EITHER NEITHER

CORRELATIVAS BOTH.AND EITHEROR NEITHER..OR

EXAMPLE -YOU BUTTER AND BREAD= YU NECESITAS MANTEQUILLA Y PAN WE CANT BUT TRY= NOSOTROS NO PODEMOS PERO LO INTENTAREMOS I DONT EAT SWEETS, NOR CHOCOLATES= YO NO COMO DUCES NI CHOCOLATES.

AND=Y BUT=PERO OR=O

BOTH.AND=TANTO.COMO EITHER.OR=O..O NITHEROR=N..N

1-I DONT LIKE COFFEE, NE THER DOES SHE 2-EINTHER THE RECORD PLAYER OR THE SPEAKENS HAVE TOBE CHANGED

3-I DONT LIKE COFFEE, NOR DO I LIKE TEA

PRONOUNS

A PRONOUN IS A WORD THAT TAKES THE PLACE OF ONE OR MORE NOUNS AND THE WORDS THAT GO WITH THE NOUNS

_SUBJECT PRONOUNS ARE USED IN THE SUBJECT PART OF SENTENCES

-SUBJECT PRONOUNS _ I, YOU, HE, SHE, IT, WE, THEY

-OBJECT PRONOUNS ARE USED AFTER VERBS AND AFTER WORDS SUCH AS INTO, OF, WITH, AND TO

-OBJECT PRONOUNS: ME, YOU, HIM, HER, IT, US, THEM

-POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS: SHOW WHO OR WHAT OWNS SOMETHING

-POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS: MY , MINE , YOUR , YOURS , HIS , HER , HERS , ITS , OUR , OURS , THEIR THEIRS

POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS

-THE PRONOUNS MY YOURE HIS HER ITS OUR AND THEIR COME BEFORE NOUNS -THE PRONOUNS MINE YOURS HIS HERS ITS OURS AND THEIRS CAN STAND ALONE

POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS WITH NOUNS MY-MY BOOK IS GOOD YOUR-YOUR KITTY IS TINY HIS-HIS DOG IS BROWN HER-HER TRAIN IS LATE ITS-ITS PURPOSE IS CLEAR OUR-OUR HOUSE IS QUIET YOUR-YOUR FRIEND IS TALL THEIR-THEIR TRIP WAS FUN

POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS THAT STAND ALONE MINE- THE DESK IS MINE YOURS-YOURS IS GRAY HIS THE DOG IS HIS HERS THE TICKET IS HERS ITS ITS IS CLEAR OURS-OURS IS NOISY YOURS WHERE IS YOURS THEIRS THEIRS WAS FUN

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Cardinal Numbers One Thu Three Four Five Six Seven Eight Nine Ten Eleven Twelve Thirteen Fourteen Fifteen Sixteen Seventeen Eighteen Nineteen Twenty Twenty-one

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21.

Ordinal Numbers First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Ninth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth Thirteenth Fourteenth Fifteenth Sixteenth Seventeenth Eighteenth Nineteenth Twentieth twenty-first

30. thirty 40.forty 50.fifty 60.sixty 70.seventy 80.eighty 90.nineyi 100.a/one hundred 101. q/one hundred 1000. one thousand 1,000,000 one million

thirtieth 40. fortieth 50. fiftieth 60. sixtieth 70. seventieth 80. eightieth 90. ninetieth 100. hundredth 101. hundred and first 1,000. thousandth 1,000,000. millionth
30.

. The present perfect . Example in English . I have spoken . He has eaten . We have lived . The present perfect consists . A helping verb . To have . The past participle . Spoken . Tauten . Lived . the same is tree is Spanish . a helping verb . LLABRE . He . Hemos . Has. Habis . Ha . Han . the past participle

. How to form the PAST PARTICIPLE . AR = ado . Hablar = Hablado . ER = ido . Comer = comido . IR = ido . Vivir = vivido

. Spanish version . I have spoken . He has eaten . We have lived . He hablado . Ha comido . Hemos vivido

. Exceptions past participle . Open . Opened . Tell . Told . Put . Break . See . Come . Put . Broken . Seen . Come

. Write . Written . Do . Pie . Done . Pied