Verb Forms (AQA A-Level Spanish): Flashcards

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3 non-finite verb forms

Infinitive, gerund, past participle

Infinitive verb endings

-ar, -er, -ir

Verb form after prepositions (e.g., para, antes de)

Always infinitive (never conjugate)

Gerund ending for -ar verbs

-ando (e.g., hablar → hablando)

Gerund ending for -er/-ir verbs

-iendo (e.g., comer → comiendo)

Can gerund be used as adjective?

No. Use que + conjugated verb instead

Past participle ending for -ar verbs

-ado (e.g., hablar → hablado)

Past participle ending for -er/-ir verbs

-ido (e.g., comer → comido)

Gustar-type verbs: what does verb agree with?

Thing liked, not person (e.g., me gusta/gustan)

Hay que + infinitive meaning

General obligation/necessity (impersonal)

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