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Dormir-to sleep
Dormir means to sleep. Example: I could be sleeping but I'm studying, Sandman come back another time (= .
The later was derived from http://www.learn-spanish-help.com/imperfect-tense.html . It's a great website. You should check it out!
Imperfect past tense
(One example of how this tense can be used. Right now the sentences below are describing ( Read more... ) -
Cojugating llevar
llevar=to carry ( Read more... ) -
Daily tasks! (= Keep you from being bored
Hmmm....Disorganized order. Fun to do though ( Read more... ) -
Conjugation, (.= Tener
tener-to have, like I have a cookie (-=
all of this is off of http://spanish.about.com/cs/verbs/p/iv_tener.htm I put no effort, whatsoever, in the makings of this conjugation. (-= In the future I'll probably try my own.
Present indicative (presente del indicativo):
yo tengo
tú tienes
usted/él/ella tiene
nosotros/as tenemos
vosotros/as tenéis
ustedes/ellos ( Read more... ) -
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Boredom gets us all. I'm afraid I'm the victom is this incident.