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Brooke's Spanish 25

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When one is "going to like" in the future, you use either 1) or 2) 1) va a gustar when you like a singular noun/pronoun (because it means "it pleases one"), or 2) van a gustar when you like a plural noun/pronoun (because it means, "they please one")
You are going to like that movie Te va a gustar esa pelicula
We are going to like learning Spanish Nos va a gustar aprender espanol
I'm going to like these classes Me van a gustar estas clases
We are not going to like those books No nos van a gustar esos libros
to be liking (it is pleasing one) (2 options) 1) for verbs or singular nouns/pronouns: esta gustando. 2) For plural nouns/pronouns: estan gustando.
You are liking that movie. Te esta gustando esa pelicula.
We are liking to live here Nos esta gustando vivir aqui.
I am liking these classes Me estan gustando estas clases
We're not liking these books No nos estan gustando estos libros
Conjugation of "haber" yo he; tu has/usted ha; el ha/ella ha/ha; nosotros hemos; ustedes han; ellos/ellas han
past participle (-ed) form of -ar verb: change -ar to -ado
past participle (-ed) form of -ir verb: change -ir to -ido
past participle (-ed) form of -er verb: change -er to -ido
ate comido
spoke hablado
lived vivido
I have studied he estudiado
You have learned has aprendido
It has rained all day ha llovido todo el dia
We have danced hemos bailado
You guys have not called Ustedes no han llamado
My friends have arrived Mis amigos han llegado
If you have an obligation to do something (ie, I have to blah), how do you say it? tener que infinitive
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