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9780764122637

Barron's Spanish Grammar the Easy Way

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  • ISBN13:

    9780764122637

  • ISBN10:

    0764122630

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2003-11-01
  • Publisher: Barrons Educational Series Inc
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Summary

This brand new addition to Barron's Easy Way series focuses on the fundamentals of correct grammatical construction and word usage in Spanish.

Table of Contents

Introduction VII
Chapter 1: Pronunciation 1(16)
I. Vowels
2(2)
A. Vowel Sounds
2(1)
B. Semivowel Diphthong Sounds
3(1)
II. Consonants
4(5)
A. Consonant Sounds
4(3)
B. Semiconsonant Sounds
7(2)
III. Intonation
9(2)
IV. The Spanish Accentuation System
11(6)
A. Words Ending in Vowel or Consonant n or s
11(1)
B. Words Ending in Consonants Other than n or s
11(1)
C. Diphthongs
12(1)
D. Accents Distinguish a Word With Different Meanings
13(4)
Chapter 2: The Noun and the Articles 17(30)
I. The Gender of Nouns
18(15)
A. Nouns that Refer to Human Beings
18(5)
B. The Gender of Nouns With an Arbitrary Referent
23(9)
C. Nouns With Different Meanings
32(1)
II. The Plural Forms of Nouns
33(6)
III. Articles
39(32)
A. Definite Agreement Patterns
40(2)
B. Indefinite Agreement Patterns
42(1)
C. Uses of the Definite and Indefinite Articles
43(4)
Chapter 3: Adjectives 47(24)
A. Descriptive Adjectives
47(11)
B. Demonstrative Adjectives
58(2)
C. Possessive Adjectives
60(3)
D. Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers
63(8)
Chapter 4: Verbs: Simple Tenses of the Indicative 71(60)
I. The Present Indicative
72(17)
A. Regular Verbs
72(2)
B. Verbs With Spelling Changes
74(5)
C. Verbs With Stem Changes
79(5)
D. Verbs With Irregular Forms
84(3)
E. Uses of the Present Tense
87(2)
II. The Preterit
89(14)
A. Regular Verbs
89(2)
B. Verbs With Spelling Changes
91(5)
C. Stem-Changing -ir Verbs Only
96(1)
D. Verbs With Irregular Forms
97(3)
E. Uses of the Preterit
100(3)
III. The Imperfect
103(10)
A. Regular Verbs
103(1)
B. Verbs With Irregular Forms
104(1)
C. Uses of the Imperfect Tense
105(5)
D. The Imperfect Vs. the Preterit
110(3)
IV. Progressive Tenses
113(3)
A. Forms of the Progressive Tenses
113(1)
B. Uses of the Progressive Tenses
113(3)
V. The Future Tense
116(7)
A. Regular Verbs
116(1)
B. Irregular Verbs
117(3)
C. Uses of the Future Tense
120(3)
VI. The Conditional Tense
123(8)
A. Regular Verbs
123(1)
B. Irregular Verbs
124(1)
C. Uses of the Conditional Tense
124(7)
Chapter 5: Verbs: The Infinitive and Participle Forms 131(12)
I. The Infinitive
131(5)
A. Forms of the Infinitive
132(1)
B. Uses of the Infinitive
132(4)
II. The Gerund (or Present Participle)
136(2)
A. Forms of the Gerund
136(1)
B. Uses of the Gerund
137(1)
III. The Past Participle
138(5)
A. Forms of the Past Participle
138(1)
B. Uses of the Past Participle
139(4)
Chapter 6: The Perfect Tenses of the Indicative 143(10)
I. Forms of the Perfect Tenses
143(1)
II. Uses of the Perfect Tenses
144(9)
A. Present Perfect
144(2)
B. Past Perfect
146(2)
C. Future Perfect
148(2)
D. Conditional Perfect
150(3)
Chapter 7: Pronominal Verbs 153(6)
I. Reflexive Verbs
153(3)
II. The Reciprocal Se
156(1)
III. The Passive Se
156(1)
IV. Impersonal Constructions with Se
157(2)
Chapter 8: Pronouns 159(22)
I. Personal Pronouns
159(6)
A. Subject Pronouns
159(1)
B. Object Pronouns
160(5)
II. Possessive Pronouns
165(3)
III. Demonstrative Pronouns
168(1)
IV. Relative Pronouns
169(8)
A. The Relative Pronoun que
170(1)
B. The Relative Pronouns quien, quienes
171(2)
C. The Relative Pronouns el que and el cual
173(2)
D. The Relative Pronouns lo que and lo cual
175(1)
E. The Relative Pronoun cuyo
176(1)
V.Prepositional Pronouns
177(4)
Chapter 9: The Adverb 181(14)
I. Adverbs Derived from Adjectives
182(1)
II. Other Adverbs
183(12)
A. Adverbs of Manner
183(2)
B. Adverbs of Degree
185(4)
C. Adverbs of Time
189(2)
D. Adverbs of Place
191(1)
E. Adverbial Expressions
192(3)
Chapter 10: The Subjunctive 195(38)
I. The Present Subjunctive
196(25)
A. Regular Formation of the Present Subjunctive
196(2)
B. Irregular Formation of the Present Subjunctive
198(2)
C. Uses of the Subjunctive
200(21)
II. The Imperfect Subjunctive
221(8)
A. Regular Formation of the Imperfect Subjunctive
221(2)
B. Uses of the Imperfect Subjunctive
223(6)
III. The Perfect Tenses of the Subjunctive
229(4)
A. Formation of the Perfect Subjunctive Tenses
229(1)
B. Uses of the Present Perfect Subjunctive
229(1)
C. Uses of the Past Perfect Subjunctive
230(3)
Chapter 11: Conditional Clauses 233(8)
I. Factual Conditions
233(2)
A. Expression in the Present or in the Past
233(1)
B. Expression in the Future
234(1)
II. Nonfactual Conditions
235(6)
A. Conditions for Different but Possible Realities
235(2)
B. Conditions for Different but Impossible Realities
237(1)
C. Como si Clauses
238(3)
Chapter 12: Commands 241(12)
I. Formal Commands
242(2)
The Form of Formal Commands
242(2)
II. Informal Commands
244(6)
The Form of Informal Commands
244(6)
III. The Nosotros Commands
250(3)
A. The Verb Ir Form
250(1)
B. The Subjunctive Form
250(3)
Chapter 13: Affirmative, Negative, and Interrogative Sentences 253(6)
I. Affirmative and Negative Sentences
253(3)
II. Interrogative Sentences
256(3)
Chapter 14: Ser and Estar 259(6)
I. Uses of Ser
259(1)
II. Uses of Estar
260(1)
III. Ser and Estar + Adjective
261(4)
Chapter 15: Special Constructions With Indirect Objects 265(8)
I. Nonreflexive Verbs
265(4)
II. Reflexive Verbs
269(4)
Chapter 16: Special Verbs and Verb Expressions 273(18)
I. Acabar
273(1)
II. Acordarse de
274(1)
III. Ahorrar, Salvar
275(1)
IV. Andar, Ir, Irse
275(1)
V. Bajar
276(1)
VI. Convertirse en, Transformarse en
276(1)
VII. Cuidar, Cuidarse
277(1)
VIII. Dar
277(2)
IX. Dejar, Dejar de
279(1)
X. Echar de Menos, Extranar, Hacer Falta
280(1)
XI. Hacer, Hacerse
280(1)
XII. Jugar, Tocar
281(1)
XIII. Llevar, Llevarse
282(1)
XIV. Mover, Mudarse
283(1)
XV. Pedir, Preguntar
283(1)
XVI. Perder, Perderse
284(1)
XVII. Prestar
285(1)
XVIII. Poner
285(1)
XIX. Quedar, Quedarse
286(1)
XX. Saber, Conocer
287(1)
XXI. Servir, Servirse
288(1)
XXII. Tener, Tener que, Tener Lugar
289(2)
Chapter 17: Comparatives and Superlatives 291(10)
I. Comparisons of Inequality
291(2)
II. Comparisons of Equality or Sameness
293(1)
III. Superlatives
294(1)
IV. Irregular Comparatives and Superlatives
295(2)
V. The Suffix -isimo
297(4)
Chapter 18: Prepositions 301(8)
A. The Preposition a
301(1)
B. The Preposition de
302(2)
C. The Preposition en
304(1)
D. The Prepositions por and para
304(5)
Appendix A: Answer Keys 309(82)
Appendix B: Spanish-English Vocabulary 391

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