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The four PAST TENSES of Spanish

1) Pretérito Perfecto (Present Perfect) - HE, HAS > ADO and IDO When something has just happened - YO HE COMIDO (I have eaten) THEY WILL ALL END IN ADO OR IDO no matter of plural or gender!!!! - great news! AR > ADO, ER + IR > IDO SER - yo he SIDO (I have been (permanent thing)) ESTAR - yo he ESTADO (I have been(Temporary thing or location)) IR - yo he IDO (I have gone) Has sido una camarera antes? (Have you been a waitress before?) - Si, he sido una camarera antes (Yes, I've been a waitress before) This tense uses HABER with PAST PARTICIPLE he has ha hemos habéis han 2) Pretérito Imperfecto (Past Continuous) - ABA, ERA and ÍA Uncompleted actions in the past, no definite beginning or ending - THINK OF ABBA as the group of their ERA!!! SER - yo ERA (I was (permanent)) ESTAR - yo ESTABA (I was (temporary or location)) IR - yo IBA (I was going) Estaba en Barcelona cuando oí el noticias - (I was in Barcelona when I heard the news)

PAST PARTICIPLE - ado's and ido's

Before we start using PAST TENSE , its important to understand the PAST PARTICIPLE - they are the ed' s or en 's of English. In general we use ADO, IDO, ITO, IERTO, UELTO, UESTO at the ending, most of the time. REGULAR VERBS > ADO, IDO : hablar > ar + ado = hablado (spoken) comer > er + ido = comido (eaten) vivir > ir + ido = vivido (lived) IRREGULAR VERBS > ITO, IERTO, UELTO, ESTO : abrir (to open) > abierto (open) (cerrar (to close) - cerrado (closed) - es regular) cubrir (to cover) > cubierto (covered) decir (to say) > dicho (said) escribir (to write) > escrito (written) freír (to fry) > frito (fried) hacer (to do) > hecho (done) morir (to die) > muerto (dead) poner (to put) > puesto (put) resolver (to resolve) > resuelto (resolved) romper (to break) > roto (broken) ver (to see) > visto (seen) volver (to return) > vuelto (returned) 👨 👩 👭 CHANGES FOR GENDER AN

Israel December 2022

I decided to travel to Israel for the Christmas of 2022, mostly because I've got issues with my family and I needed to have an alternative Christmas away from all those stereotypes about being with your family, giving presents to each other etc. Normally I enjoy all that Christmassy stuff but this year I was blocked from seeing my kids, (long story, best I don't mention the details, I'm confident it will all get resolved eventually). My plan was to stay 19-29 December and I created this itinerary, which also doubles as the index for this post: Two days in Tel-Aviv (Abraham Hostel) Two days in Nazareth, the home of Jesus, (Abraham hostel) Day trip to climb mount precipice in Nazareth Four days in Jerusalem (Cinema hostel) and spend Christmas day here during this time Day trip to the Masada and the dead sea Two days in Jordan on a group tour to visit Petra and an overnight stay in a Bedouin camp. Final two nights in Jerusalem (Hotel) Day trip to Bethlehem, crossing the Wes

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