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Grammar Review  \n2. Unit 1: Families in Different Societies  \na. You’ll learn Spanish language skills in the context of studying family life and values in Spanish-speaking communities and explore contemporary beliefs and challenges that families face.  \n3. Unit 2: The Influence of Language and Culture on Identity  \na. You'll build your vocabulary and learn about how language and culture shape and reflect evolving ideas about identity in Spanish-speaking societies.  \n4. Unit 3: Influences of Beauty and Art  \na. You'll explore how ideas of beauty and art influence and reflect culture in Spanish-speaking communities.  \n5. Unit 4: How Science and Technology Affect Our Lives  \na. You'll examine how developments in science and technology affect daily life in Spanish-speaking communities and use your growing language skills to help you interpret unfamiliar words and engage in more complicated texts.  \n6. Unit 5: Factors That Impact the Quality of Life  \na. You'll learn more about contemporary life in Spanish-speaking communities and how social status, cultural perspectives, and access to jobs and resources can make an impact on the quality of life.  \n7. Unit 6: Environmental, Political, and Societal Challenges  \na. You'll explore how complex global issues affect people's lives in Spanishspeaking communities and engage in deeper discussions to suggest possible solutions.  \nPLEASE NOTE: These are examples and vocabulary words we learned in our own class! This may differ from case studies you have reviewed, so please take the time to do some additional research as there are MANY examples in MANY different Spanish-Speaking Countries!  \nGrammar Review Verb Tenses  \nPresent Tense  \n\n| -AR verb endings |  | -ER / -IR verb endings |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| - o | - amos | - o | - emos |\n| - as | - áis | - es | - éis |\n| - a | - an | - e | - en |\n\nUsing the table above, let’s conjugate the verb hablar:  \n\n| yo hablo | nosotros hablamos |\n| --- | --- |\n| tú hablas | vosotros habláis |\n| él/ella/Ud. habla | ellos/ellas/Uds. hablan |\n\nStem Changes & Irregularse → ie (querer → yo quiero)  \no → ue (dormir → él duerme) e → i (servir → tú sirves)  \ni → ie (adquirir → ellos adquieren) u → ue (jugar → ella juega)  \nVerbs with Irregular ‘yo’ Form:  \n1. Dar  \n2. Traer  \n3. Ver  \n4. Decir  \n*note accent changes in vosotros form  \nCompletely Irregular Verbs  \n1. Ir  \n2. Ser  \n3. Estar  \n4. Tener  \n5. Haber  \nPresent Participle  \nThis is like adding-ING on a verb. To do this in Spanish, simply add-ando (-AR verbs) andiendo (-ER/IR verbs) to the stem.  \nex. hablando (hablar), trayendo (traer), creyendo (creer), oyendo (oír)  \nPreterite Tense  \nYou use preterite tense when one action interrupts another action, an action is done during a specific time period (definite beginning and end), an action that is completed or that happened once, a sudden mood change, an action that was repeated a specific number of times.  \n\n| -AR verb endings |  | -ER / -IR verb endings |  |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| - é | - amos | - í | - imos |\n| - aste | - asteis | - iste | - isteis |\n| - ó | - aron | - ió | - ieron |\n\nChanges: when you have a verb that ends with-car, -gar, or-zar, the endings change in the ‘yo’  \nform in the preterite  \n● car → qué  \n● gar → gué  \n● zar → cé  \nIrregulars  \n- Tener → Tuv- (ex. tuve)  \n- Estar → Estuv- (ex. estuve)  \n- Poder → Pud- (ex. pude)  \n- Poner → Pus- (ex. puse)  \n- Venir → Vin- (ex. vine)  \n- Ver → Vi- ([ex. vi](ex. vi))  \n- Hacer → Hic- (ex. hice)  \n- Dar → Di- (ex. di)  \n- *Ir/Ser → Fui    \n- Decir → Dij- (ex. dije)  \n- Traer → Traj- (ex. traje)  \n- Producir → Prod","cbCaij2FezyBamrs","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaij2FezyBamrs","pdf",375056,34,"English","# Grammar Review\n## Verb Tenses\n## Stem Changes and Irregular Verbs\n## Present Participle\n## Preterite Tense\n## Imperfect Tense\n## Future Tense\n## Object Pronouns\n# Unit 1: Families in Different Societies\n# Unit 2: The Influence of Language and Culture on Identity\n# Unit 3: Influences of Beauty and Art\n# Unit 4: How Science and Technology Affect Our Lives\n# Unit 5: Factors That Impact the Quality of Life\n# Unit 6: Environmental, Political, and Societal Challenges","[{\"question\":\"What are direct and indirect object pronouns, and where do they go?\",\"answer\":\"Direct object pronouns indicate what receives the verb action (lo, la, los, las), while indirect object pronouns indicate the recipient. 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