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Verb To Be (Ser/estar) He I She We It You They

The document provides information on Spanish verb conjugations and tenses useful for medical contexts. It covers the verbs "to be", "to have", and "to do" conjugated for different subjects. It also discusses question words, prepositions of time and location, modal verbs like "can" and "must", the present continuous tense, and the past simple tense. Key details are presented concisely using examples of common medical phrases and situations.

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Verb To Be (Ser/estar) He I She We It You They

The document provides information on Spanish verb conjugations and tenses useful for medical contexts. It covers the verbs "to be", "to have", and "to do" conjugated for different subjects. It also discusses question words, prepositions of time and location, modal verbs like "can" and "must", the present continuous tense, and the past simple tense. Key details are presented concisely using examples of common medical phrases and situations.

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Verb to be (ser/estar) Verb have (tener/tomar) Verb do (hacer)

He I He I He I

She we She we She we

It you It you It you

They They
They

Questions Prepositions

Aux + person/thing +.. Time


At:
Do you work here?
On:
Are the animals in the cages?
In :
Is the dog hurt?

Wh- + aux+ person/thing /this/that +

What: What is this? (que)

When: When is the surgery? (cuando)

Where: Where does it hurt? (donde)

Why: Why are you in the hospital? (por qu)

How: How is your arm? (como)

Can/cant (poder/no poder)

I can run, but I cant fly

She cant move the arm

Must/ mustnt (deber/no deber)

I must wear uniform at the lab

I must not touch the animals at the zoo.


Present continuous (presente continuo):

Expresa acciones en progreso o que tienen una duracin. Tambien puede expresar futuro si le
agregamos una expresin de tiempo indicando futuro (e.g. They are going to the hospital
tomorrow)

Formula: subject + form of to be + v-ing

she is running /she isnt running

They are moving/ they arent moving

Expressions with present continuous

At the moment
Now
Right now
Today

Past Simple:
Pasado simple sirve para expresar acciones terminadas en el pasado

Was (singular: era/estaba) Were (plural: eran/estaban)

They were present in the surgery yesterday She was very ill last Monday

Verbos regulares terminan con ed en el pasado: She walked to the house


Verbod irregulares se escriben diferente y se los aprende de memoria: They went home

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