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What you will learn in this lesson:
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how to form and use verbs in the conditional tense (“I would …,” “you would …,” etc.)
how to form and use irregular conditional tense verbs
vocabulary for instructing a patient to lose weight
dialogue concerning a young child’s need to lose weight
how to form and use the imperfect tense (“I was taking/I used to take,” “you were living in …,/you used to live in …”)
how to form and use irregular imperfect tense verbs
vocabulary for prenatal instructions
dialogue concerning prenatal instructions
how to form and use direct object pronouns (me, him, her, us, them, etc.)
how to form and use indirect object pronouns (to/for me, to/for him/her, to/for you/us/them, etc.)
how to use direct and indirect object pronouns together in the same sentence
how to use direct and indirect object pronouns in a sentence with two verbs
vocabulary for delivery room/giving birth
dialogue regarding childbirth
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EL TIEMPO CONDICIONAL: THE CONDITIONAL TENSE
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Let’s move right along to the conditional tense. It’s fairly simply and we all tend to use it quite a bit. The tiempo condicional is the equivalent of “I/you/he/she/we/they would” do something. It is composed of an infinitive + the endings -ía, -ías, -ía, -íamos, or -ían.
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El tiempo condicional está compuesto del infinitivo + la terminación correspondiente.
Favor de notar que las conjugaciones de las formas yo, usted, él y ella tienen la misma terminación en este tiempo.
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EL TIEMPO CONDICIONAL / THE CONDITIONAL TENSE
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Favor de conjugar los siguientes verbos.
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