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Reflexive verbs are used to describe actions that the subject does to themselves.

They are conjugated by adding a reflexive pronoun (me, te, se, nos, se) before the verb.

An example of this would be Yo me Levantine a las seis. 

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Reflexive verbs with emotions are used to describe changes in someone’s emotional or mental state. They are conjugated by placing the appropriate reflexive pronoun before the verb. An example of this would be Ella se enoja cuando pierde el juego 

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Por y para are used to describe different reasons or purposes for actions. Por is used to describe cause, duration, exchange, or movement through space. Para is used to describe goals, deadlines or destinations. They are not conjugated. An example would be Estudio para sacar buenas notas or gracias por tu Jayda

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The preterit is used to describe actions that were completed at a specific time in the past. they are conjugated by using specific preterit endings depending on what the verb ends in. An example of this would be Ayer comimos tacos

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The personal a is used to describe when the direct object of a verb is a specific person or pet. It is used by placing the letter a before the person or pet that receives the action of the verb

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Direct object pronouns are used to describe the noun that directly receives the action of the verb and to avoid repetition. They are conjugated by replacing the noun with the correct pronoun (lo, la, los, las) and placing it before the conjugated verb. Example: Lo tengo

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Irregular preterit verbs are used to describe completed past actions that do not follow regular conjugation patterns. They are conjugated by changing the verb stem and using special irregular endings. An example of this would be Tuvimos mucha tarea ayer

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Verbos como gustar are used to describe likes, interests, or things that are pleasing to someone. They are conjugated by using indirect object pronouns (me, te, le, nos, les) and matching the verb form with the thing being liked. An example of this would be Me gusta la música.

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Different forms of “to become” in Spanish are used to describe changes in condition, profession, or identity. They are conjugated by choosing the correct verb for the situation, such as ponerse for emotional changes, hacerse for intentional changes, and volverse for sudden or involuntary changes. An example of this would be Me puse nervioso antes del examen or Se hizo doctora.

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Different Forms of “To Become” in Spanish

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Different Forms of “To Become” in Spanish

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The imperfect tense is used to describe ongoing, habitual, or background actions in the past. They are conjugated by using the -aba endings for -ar verbs and -ía endings for -er and -ir verbs. An example of this would be Cuando era niño, jugaba con mis amigos.