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Uses of Ser and Estar with Adjectives Uses of the Imperfect, Part I Uses of the Imperfect, Part II Uses of the Imperfect, Part III Preterite: Ir, Ser, Hacer, and Tener Preterite: Verbs ending with -ir: servir, pedir, sentir Preterite: Verbs Dormir and Morir Preterite: Verbs with u, i, and j stems Preterite: Verbs ending in -car, -gar, and -zar Preterite: Other verbs ending in -ir and -er, and -zar Preterite: Verbs Dar and Ver Preterite: Verbs with different meanings in the preterit, Part I: Saber and Conocer Preterite: Verbs with different meanings in the preterit, Part II: Poder and Querer Uses of the Imperfect with Preterite in the same sentence Imperfect vs. Preterite (Recap) Prepositions of Age and Price Presence of the Subject Pronoun + Direct and Indirect Objects The Direct Object - Part I The Direct Object - Part II The Indirect Object - Part I The Indirect Object - Part II Object Pronouns: Common Mistakes Complementary Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns Other Ways to Express Future The Comparison - Part III + Prepositions Por and Para Expressions with Por and Para Indefinite Adverbs, Adjectives, and Pronouns Conditional Tense - Overview Uses of the Conditional Tense Contrasting Future and Conditional Tenses Apocopated form of the Adjective Forming and Using Reflexive Verbs Passive and Impersonal Reflexives Se Emotivo and Se Aspectual Se Accidental and Se Intransitivador Verbs of Emotions and Feelings + Emphatic value of articles Verbs of Change - Part II Imperative Mood - Part II Imperative Mood - Part III Imperative Mood - Part IV (Negative) Imperative Mood - Part V (Irregulars) + Non-personal forms of a verb Gerund - Part III - Incorrect uses of the Gerund Verbal Periphrasis: Overview Verbal Periphrasis with Infinitive Verbal Periphrasis with Gerund Verbal Periphrasis with Participle Uses of the relative pronouns Que, Cual, Cuales, Cuyo, and Cuyos Donde, Cuanto, and Cuantos The Subjunctive - Part II The Subjunctive - Part III The Subjunctive - Part IV Porque, Por que, Por qué, and Porqué Con que, Conque and Con qué Así mismo, Asimismo and A sí mismo También and Tan bien, Tampoco and Tan poco Demás and De más, Aparte and a parte Adonde and a donde, Adónde and A dónde, Sino and Si no Allá, Aya, Halla and Haya The relative possessive Cuyo Defining and Explanatory Adjectives + The Present Perfect Indicative Present Perfect: Part III Present Perfect vs. Preterite + The Past Perfect Indicative The Past Perfect Indicative - Part I The Past Perfect Indicative - Part II The Future Perfect Indicative The Present Perfect Subjunctive The Past Perfect Subjunctive The Future Perfect Subjunctive Adverbs of Mode or Manner Adverbs of Quantity or Degree Affirmative/Negative Adverbs and Adverbs of Doubt