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Fuere, fuereS, fuere, fueremoS, tuerelS,
furen.
Future Group.
Fut ind shall be, etc, Sere1, seras1,
SERIAL, seremos, sereis seran1.
CONDITIONAL should be, etc. Seria,
serias, seria, seriamos, serias, serian. Ac-
cent on in each form.
CD The forms here given for the pre-
terite of ser, to be. serve as the preterite
of another verb also: If, to go, which will
be presented among the irregular verbs
of conjugation III.
50. Irregular verb Estar, to be, in its
simple lenses. Principal parts: Estar. es-
tando, estado, estoy. estuve.
Present Group.
Pres ind am or stand, etc. EStoy,
estas1, esta1, estamos, estais, estan1
Pres. subj.-I may be, etc. Este1, estesl,
este1 estemos, esteis, esten1.
Imperative-Be, etc, esta1, este1, este
mos. estad, eSten1
Impf. ind was, ETC. Estaba, estabas,
estaba, estabamos, estabas, estaban.
PFeterite Group.
Pref. ind.-I was, etc. Estuve, estuviste,
estuvo, estuvimos, estuvisteis, estuvieron.
First impf. subj.-I were, etc. Estuviera,
estuvieras estuviera, estuvieramos estu-
vierais, estuvieran.
Second impf. subj.-I were, etc. Estu-
viese, estuvieses, estuviese,, estuviesemos,
estuyieseis, estuvlesen
Fut. subj.-I may or shall be, etc. Estu-
Were, estuvieres, estuviere, estuvieremos,
estuviereis, estuvieren
Future Group.
Fut ind shall be, etc. Estare1, es-
tarasi, estaral, estaremos, estarels eS>
taran1.
CONDITIONAL should be. etc. Estaria,
estarias, estaria, estariamos, estariais, es-
a1l, fAV
80. Between these two verbs, Der and
estar, when used Independently. there is
an important difference which affects
them as auXiliaries also. The difference
is that ser expresses permanent condition,
while eStar expresses temporary condi-
ton or refers to position, In the latter
case having it's original meaning, to stand.
Note the following numerous examples:
Els ell unico Espanol que esta1 aqui, he Is
the only Spaniard that (who) is here;
es tan fuerte como un leon, he is as
strong as a lion; es bueno he Is good,
or of good disposition; esta1 bueno, he is
well; estaba enfermo, he was i'll; esta1
peor esta manana, he is worse this morn
ing; Caracas2 esta1 en- Venezuela es la
capital, Caracas is in Venezuela and Is
the capital; como esta1 "? How are
you?
81. AS auxiliary, ser, like our verb to
be. forms the passive. standing for this
purpose before the past participle. The
following forms of ser querido, to be
loved, the passive Of querer to will, love,
will suffice to represent this large body OF
forms Soy querido L am loved; he sido
querido, have been loved; era querido.
1 was loved; habia sido querido, 1 had
been loved; sere1 querido shall be loved;
seria querido, should be loved, etc.
90. AS auxiliary, estar is seldom used
with the past participle. When so used it
conveys the idea of the condition result
ing from the action of the verb, rather
than the undergoing of the action the
passive implies: La carta estal escrita,
the letter is written; estan1 cansados,
they are tired. (a) But as auxiliary with
the present participle estar is very often
seen, expressing continuity of the action
and furnishing an equivalent of our pro-
gressive form Of the verb; mi padre esta1
leyendo en- su cuarto, my father is read
ing in his room.
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(18) de la soCiedad, y de medianaQ9 for
tuna, testo(20) al termino(2D de su glo-
risa carrera(22) un caudal(23) honrada-
mente(2D adquirido(25). Bolivar por(26)
nacimiento ell mas noble(2D ell mas
ricoG8) de- su terra natal(29), murio(SW
en- relativa pc? breza(3D despues(32) de
haber prodigado(33) en- la causa de su
patria las abundantes riquezas(3D que
heredo(35) de sus abuelos(S0. Ell uno
acepto(37 con gratitud(3O 10 yuei la mez-
quipa bondad(39) de sus conciudadanos(4O
lie presento; ell etro rochaZo(4D noble
mente42) los liberales dones(4S) de Co
lombia, ell millon(44) del Peru los so
berbois regalos(45 de Bolivia.
1. Solo, only. 2. Presented himself, ap-
pcared. g. Arena. 4. Competitor rival.
5. Worthy. 6. If we were. 7. Capable. 8.
OF advocating. 9. La causa de este, the
latter's cause. 10. OF approaching. IL.
Los meritos de aquel the formers mer-
its. r. We should not fear. IL. A par
allel. A. Between. Is. North. 16 South.
II. Riser IS. Middle class. 10. Moderate
90 Bequeathed, left by testament a.
End o. Career. %. Property a. Hon
orable. Is. Acquired. e. By birth a.
Ell mas noble. the noblest. %. FL mas
rico. the richest. 20. Native. 30. Died. 81.
Poverty. 1928. Despues de haber prodi-
gado. after having lavished "a. Riches.
95. Inherited, had inherited. Sc. Ancestor
81. Accepted 80. With gratitude. 80. La
mezquina bondad, the penurious bounty
40. Fellow citizens. Al. Refused, repulsed
~. Nobby. 43. Gifts. A. The millions. As
The proud gifts
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