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Learn through Lady Gaga and Spanish III students how one might conjugate the past tense with regular verbs.
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Written by rob on February 3rd, 2010 with no comments.
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How do I conjugate the verbs in these sentences?
Yo al despertarse escucha mi reloj despertador.
Al levantarse le gusta bañarse.
Despues de ducharse necesita afeitarse ya que yo muy barbon.
Despues de yo cepillarse los dientes es importante para el peinarse bien.
Siguiente me vestirse.
al despertarme escucho …
al levantarse le gusta …
despues de ducharme necesito afeitarme …
despues de cepillarme …
me visto
Written by rob on January 31st, 2010 with 1 comment.
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excerpt of new video work 2007
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Written by rob on January 30th, 2010 with 1 comment.
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my homework is to say whether or not i did the following things last saturday, so conjugate them into passe compose basically. how would i conjugate "avoir un rendez-vous" if i DID do that?
J’ai eu un rendez-vous.
you see you put either "avoir" or "etre" in the present tense in front of the participe passe or the verb you wish to conjugate. in this case "avoir" and the participe passe of avoir is eu. if this is troubling you i suggest getting a bechrelle. it show’s you how to conjugate every single word in the frnech language in every tense.
Written by rob on January 27th, 2010 with 2 comments.
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1. Acid: HSO4-, Conjugate base: SO4^2-
2. Acid: HFO2, Conjugate base: HFO3
3. Acid: HSO3-, Conjugate base: SO3^2-
4. Acid: H2O, conjugate base: OH-
5. Acid: NH4+, conjugate base: NH3
Acids and their conjugate bases differ only by one H+ (acid has an extra H+ that the base doesn’t) therefore #2 is incorrect
Written by rob on January 25th, 2010 with 1 comment.
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i know it means "to have a good time", but how do you in conjugate it in the future tense?
je me marrerai
tu te marreras
il/elle/on se marrera
nous nous marrerons
vous vous marrerez
ils/elles se marreront
its not irregular.
Written by rob on January 17th, 2010 with 6 comments.
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Does anyone know how i conjugate french reflexive verbs in the passe compose, present, and imparfait?
Reflexive verbs are conjugated the same way as normal verbs it just adds the (me, te, se, nous vous, se) in front of the verbs.
Written by rob on January 13th, 2010 with 1 comment.
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Z = x + iy, and * denotes the complex conjugate. 
Or generally, how do I find the conjugate functions for just any function of z?
Sorry. I mean how do you find the harmonic conjugate functions, not just the conjugate of Z. 
cos(Z) = cos (x +iy) and
cos(Z*) = cos (x -iy)
use the identities
cos(a -b) = cos a cos b + sin a sin b
cos(x -iy) = cos x cos(iy) + sin x sin (iy)
Note :
cos (iy) =cosh (y)
sin(iy) = i sinh (y)
cos(x -iy) = cosx cosh(y) + i sin x sinh(y)
cos(x -iy ) = U(x,y) + iV(x,y)
by identification
U(x,y) = cosx cosh(y)
V(x,y) = sin x sinh(y)
Good luck!
Written by rob on January 4th, 2010 with 2 comments.
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Mark demonstrates how to use actions to help you conjugate verbs in the Paris metro.
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Written by rob on January 2nd, 2010 with 1 comment.
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I’m in first year Spanish and I know how to conjugate verbs, but sometimes I’ve noticed you don’t need to or aren’t supposed to.
How do I know when I shouldn’t conjugate a verb?
In general, if someone is "doing" the action of the verb, it must be conjugated. All independent clauses (complete sentences) have a conjugated verb.
EXAMPLE:
The student speaks with the teacher.
El alumno habla con el profesor.
Someone is doing the action ("the student" in this case), so the verb must be conjugated.
Verbs left in their infinitive (unconjugated) form in Spanish quite often match infinitives in English. Recall that infinitives in English are at least two words beginning with the word "to".
EXAMPLE:
The student needs to speak with the teacher.
El alumno necesita hablar con el profesor.
No one is actually "doing" the speaking in the above example, so there is no need to conjugate. Also notice that even in the English example, "speak" is in its infinitive form (to speak).
A pretty good rule is that only one verb per clause is conjugated, particularly as long as you are a lower level student.
¡Buena suerte!
Written by rob on January 1st, 2010 with 6 comments.
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