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verb usage of different tenses great practice for spanish 3

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Querido Diario,

Hace dos días, Frank no me ha llamado

No le importa (importar) que yo estoy (estar) dolida.

No vale (valer) la pena amar.

Yo no entiendo (entender) por qué Frank no me quiere (querer).

Yo soy (ser) bellísima, inteligente, y chistosa.

Tengo (tener) que llamarlo si quiero (querer) hablar con él.

¡No he dormido por dos días!

Sola, Anita

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updated Jan 23, 2011
edited by CubaLibre68
posted by CubaLibre68

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Those are all in the present tense. If that's what you're learning in Spanish 3 then no offense but you're progressing rather slowly.

updated Jan 23, 2011
posted by RommpinCrab
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There are some mistakes in your post:

Hace dos días, Frank no me ha llamado

Hace dos días que Frank no me llama

or...

Frank no me ha llamado en los últimos dos días.


No le importa (importar) que yo estoy (estar) dolida.

No le importa que yo esté dolida. (subjunctive)


chistosa.

maybe you meant divertida . Chistosa could be a reason for Frank´s disappearance

updated Jan 23, 2011
posted by mediterrunio
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Not to be rude but the verbs and the usage is more of spanish 1 level. The whole letter is great but the estar, tener, querer, ser, ect. are basic stem changing verbs. And the present progressive form is also taught in spanish 1.

updated Feb 4, 2010
posted by JohnnyK
thanks, i am reviewing from a spanish three book and it is great practice for anyone who has taken any level of spanish (thanks for not helping in any corrections) - CubaLibre68, Feb 4, 2010