Webster's New World Spanish Grammar Handbook by Stein, Gail -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Contents Title Copyright Acknowledgments Dedication Introduction Part I: Everyday Necessities

Numbers Dates and More The Weather Time

Part II: Markers, Nouns, Possession, and Personal Pronouns

Markers Nouns Possession Personal Pronouns

Part III: Simple Tenses

The Present Tense The Preterit The Imperfect The Future Tense

Part IV: Simple Moods

Mood The Conditional The Present Subjunctive The Imperfect Subjunctive

Part V: Gerunds and Progressive Tenses

Gerunds Progressive Tenses

Part VI: Compound Tenses

Simple vs. Compound Tenses The Past Participle The Present Perfect The Preterit Perfect The Pluperfect The Future Perfect

Part VII: Compound Moods

The Conditional Perfect The Present Perfect Subjunctive The Pluperfect Subjunctive Sequence of Tenses in the Subjunctive Conditional Sentences

Part VIII: The Imperative

Formal Commands Informal Commands Indirect Commands

Part IX: Infinitives

Using Infinitives Derivations from Infinitives The Perfect Infinitive

Part X: Prepositions and Conjunctions

Prepositions Conjunctions

Part XI: Interrogatives and Exclamations

Interrogatives How to Answer Questions Exclamations

Part XII: Negatives, Indefinites, and Relative Pronouns

Negatives Indefinites and Their Negatives Relative Pronouns

Part XIII: Reflexive Verbs

Reflexive and Non-reflexive Verbs Common Reflexive Verbs Reflexive Pronouns Uses of Reflexive Verbs Idioms with Reflexive Verbs

Part XIV: Adjectives, Adverbs, and Comparisons

Adjectives Adverbs Comparisons The Superlative

Part XV: The Passive Voice

The Passive Voice Defined The Passive Voice with Ser Substitute Constructions for the Passive

Glossary Appendix A: Verb Charts Appendix B: Spanish Vocabulary Index