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1 FINAL  (mainly) PAST TENSE TEST
martes el 6 de febrero 60 points

2 FINAL PAST TENSE TEST Test Content
All Preterite-Definition, Typical Phrases, Conjugations (Regular and Irregular), Change of Meaning Verbs. 5 Present Tense Verbs All Imperfect-Definition, Typical Phrases, Conjugations (Regular and Irregular), Background Information. While VS. When

3 Three sections (20 points each) Section I-English to Spanish
TEST FORMAT Three sections (20 points each) Section I-English to Spanish Section II-Spanish to English Section III-Create a Sentence

4 TEST REMINDERS Start Early! Study Daily! No dictionaries/folders.
Use quizlet.com Study past assignments. PREPARE EARLY! Take materials home! ESTUDIA!!!!!

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