Simplified and native speakers:
Simplified example
María V.
Alejandro G.
Ana R.
Antonio F.
María F.
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Simplified example
María V.
Alejandro G.
Ana R.
Antonio F.
María F.
Simplified Example "La geografía de México es muy variada..." |
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María V. México, D.F. "México es un país geográficamente muy rico..." | ||
Alejandro G. Perú, Lima "Perú es un país muy grande y tiene tres regiones naturales..." | ||
Ana R. Chile, Santiago "Siendo Chile un país bastante largo tenemos..." | ||
Antonio F. Cuba, La Habana "Bueno, Cuba es en realidad un archipiélago..." | ||
María F. España, Valladolid "Bueno yo soy de España y bueno voy a hablar un poco sobre la geografía..." | ||
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Past Participle
A common construction in Spanish is estar + past participle which is used to describe the state or condition that results from an action or change. For example:
The past participle, like all adjectives, can also be used to directly modify nouns:
The past participle is formed by adding -ado to the stem of -ar verbs and -ido to the stem of -er and -ir verbs.
Many Spanish verbs have irregular past participles. The most common ones are listed below:
Compounds of these verbs show the same irregularity in their past participle form:
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