I have a list of many Spanish verb types written in English with the names of the types written in English.
I am now struggling to find the same list with the names of the verbs in Spanish so I can compare the lists I have.
For example
Indicative Mood Present
- Presente de indacativo
There must be at least 18 or more of them.
Thanks
Does past perfect subjunctive have irregulars? Do we have commands on the exam? Is conditional perfect have the same irregulars as present perfect?
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translate these spanish verb tenses:
era
e’ramos
fui
fue
fuimos
fueron
sere’
sera’
seremos
seri’a
seri’amos
sea
seamos
fuera,fuese
fue’ramos,fue’semos
se’
sea
seamos
sed
sean
siendo,sido
Also when would u use estuviera and estuviese they both seem to mean the same thing? please help me, i’m think i’m gettin to the difficult part of learnin a new language.lol
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