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about the tense as well as do some practice exercises.

	el pretérito	"Did", "-ed": a specific/definite action in the past. Can find it on a timeline
	el imperfecto	"Used to", "was/were -ing": a repeated routine or description. Not a single action
	Espera! El Imperfecto + el Pretérito?	Try these activities to practice using BOTH past tenses in Context!
	el presente perfecto	"has/have done" something. Useful for something in the recent past.
	el presente	"does" or "is doing"
	el futuro	"will": instead of using "ir + a + infinitive" (going to do something)
	el subjuntivo	"maybe/might", used for showing doubt/uncertainty/commands
	el progresivo	"is happening": estar + -ando / -iendo
	los mandatos	"DO this" or "DON'T DO this"
	ser / estar	physical/personality traits + what makes you an individual vs. TODAY I FEEL . . .
	saber / conocer	to know facts/information vs. being very familiar or acquainted with people/places
	reflexive verbs	sometimes people just do actions to themselves. We talk to ourselves, etc . . .
	object pronouns	pronouns just give us a little more information than we would ordinarily have . . .
	stem-changing verbs	present tense: "BOOT VERBS", preterite: ONLY -IR verbs change in él / ellos
	comparativos	who/what is "MORE THAN" or "THE MOST"?