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Saber
To know how to do something, facts, objective knowledge
Conocer
To be familiar with person place thing
Common irregular YO form verbs
Conducir, conocer, ofrecer, parecer, saber, traducir
Indirect object pronouns purpose and placement
To whom or for whom something is done. Go before conjugated verb (which indicates subject).
In direct object pronouns singular
Me, te, le,
Me, you, him her
Indirect obj pronouns plural
Nos, os, les
Us, you all, them
Direct object nouns
Before conjugated verb, can be connected to infinitive verb, or present participle
Direct object pronouns and nouns
Me te lo,la
Nos os los las
SE
Used to replace indirect object pronouns when both direct and indirect start with L
More , less than
Más/ menos , noun, que
Comparison of equality (same as) for nouns
Tanto/a(s) , noun, como
Comparative of equality (using adjectives , adverbs)
Tan, adjective , como
Verb comparison of inequality
Más/menos, noun, que
Verb comparison of inequality
VERB, Más/menos que
nadie
No one
Tampoco
Neither
Nunca, jamas
Never
Ninguno/a
Not one, none
Algo
Something, anything, someone
Alguien
Someone
A veces
Sometimes
Siempre
Always
Algo
Some
Irregular superlatives
Mejor (better), peor (worse), mejor (younger) , mayor (older)
Comparing nouns
Tanto (conj) , noun, como
Agrees in gender, number
Más / menos que
More / less than
Conjugating reflexive verbs
Drop -se, and place reflexive pronoun before the standard conjugated verb
Yo form pretérate end changes
Verbs that end in -car, -gar, and -zar
Qu, gu, c
Pretérito verb endings
E/i
Aste, iste, ieste,
O, io
Amos, imos
Asteis, isteis
Aron, ieron