This is intended to be an index to most of the topics covered in the many pages on Spanish grammar used in the course S210 Second-Year Spanish Composition.  Other students are welcome to use it. In cases where the topic listed is a sub-topic of a longer page, the name of the page is also given, to help those who are using this list with printed versions of the pages.
     This index is still in progress. Currently 37 out of the 39 pages have been indexed.

A

• A, used to link verbs, in Linked verbs
• A personal; also personal a used with pronouns, in Pronouns; also personal a used with alguien and nadie in Subjunctive in adjectival clauses
• AAAA: The four A's rule for the use of direct and indirect object pronouns with commands
• Accent marks in Spanish, use of
• Active voice, in Passive voice
• Adjectival clauses (subjunctive/indicative); also a review in Use of the subjunctive in Spanish: A brief review
• Adjective, in Parts of speech
• Adjectives
• Adverb, in Parts of speech
• Adverbial clauses (subjuntive/indicative); also a review in Use of the subjunctive in Spanish: A brief review
• Adverbial conjunctions of time, in Subjunctive in adverbial clauses
• Adverbial conjunctions which always take the subjunctive: ESCAPA; also Adverbial conjunctions which always take the subjunctive, in Subjunctive in adverbial clauses
• Agradar and other verbs like gustar, in Syntax
• Agreement of subject and verb, in Forming sentences
• “Ago”: hace and hacía, in Mind your P's and Q's, and in the Preterit tense
• “Alone” & “only”: solo vs. sólo, in Mind your P's and Q's
• “A.M./P.M./In the morning/afternoon/evening”: De la mañana vs. en/por la manãna, in Mind your P's and Q's
• “And” and “or”: the conjunctions y/e and o/u, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Anoche vs. Esta noche (“last night” vs. “tonight”), in Mind your P's and Q's
• “Another”: otro, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Antecedent, in Subjunctive in adjectival clauses
• Antiguo, in Adjectives
• Aparecer, parecer, parecerse, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Aprender vs. enterarse de: “to learn/find out”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• “As much”, “so much”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• “To ask a question”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Aunque, in Subjunctive in adverbial clauses
• Avoiding the Passive voice

B

• “Because of ...ing”: por + inf., in Mind your P's and Q's
• “To become”: ponerse, hacerse, volverse, convertirse en, in Mind your P's and Q's
• “To be seated/sit down; be lying down/lie down”, etc., in Mind your P's and Q's
• “But”: Pero, sino, sino que, in Mind your P's and Q's
• “By ... ing”: el gerundio, in Mind your P's and Q's

C

• Cardinal numerals, ini in Adjectives
• Capitalization, in Forming sentences
• Capitalization in titles of articles, books, etc., in Mind your P's and Q's
• Cardinal numbers
• Casarse con and enamorarse de: “to marry (someone)” and “to fall in love with (someone)”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• “Century”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Commands; see also Commands, in Syntax; see also The four A's rule for the use of direct and indirect object pronouns with commands; see also Informal (tú) commands: “If yes drop the s...”
• Command forms based on the subjunctive, in Use of the subjunctive in Spanish: A brief review
• Como (meaning “if”, “because”, “like”, “however”), in Subjunctive in adverbial clauses
• Como si with the subjunctive, and Use of the subjunctive in Spanish: A brief review; also: como si in Sequence of tenses
• Complete sentence, in Forming sentences
• Compound (perfect) tenses (of the indicative mood)
• Compound tenses, in When to use what subjunctive in Spanish: Sequence of tenses
• Con, used to link verbs, in Linked verbs
• Conditional (mood/tenses)
• Conditional perfect, in Conditional
• Conditions (if clauses), in Conditional; also a review in Use of the subjunctive in Spanish: A brief review
• Conjecture in present time, in Future tense
• Conjecture in past time with the future perfect, in Perfect tenses, or with the conditional, in Conditional
• Conjunction, in Parts of speech
• Conjunctions, adverbial, in Subjunctive in adverbial clauses
• Conjunctions y/e and o/u: “and” and “or”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Contrary-to-fact conditions, in Conditional
• “To continue (to do something)”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• El clima, problema, mapa, etc.: Gender-problem words, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Conocer vs. saber: “to know”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Convertirse en, ponerse, hacerse, volverse, “To become”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Cuando and donde in Relative pronouns
• Cuestión vs. pregunta, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Cuyo, in Relative pronouns

D

• Darse cuenta de vs. realizar: “to realize”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Dashes (for direct discourse punctuation), in Forming sentences
• Days of the week and “on Monday(s)”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• De, used to link verbs, in Linked verbs
• De modo que, de manera que (meaning “so that”, “in such a way that”), in Subjunctive in adverbial clauses
• Declarative sentence, in Syntax
• The definite article with articles of clothing and parts of the body, in Mind your P's and Q's
• The definite article with titles + last names, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Dejar vs. salir: “to leave”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Demonstrative adjectives, in Adjectives
• Demonstrative pronouns, in Pronouns
• Demonstratives: How to remember the difference between este and ese
• Demonstrative pronouns and accents, in Use of accent marks; see also in Adjectives
• Desagradar and other verbs like gustar, in Syntax
• Descriptive adjectives, in Adjectives
• Desde hace as “for” + period of time with an action/state still in progress, in Mind your P's and Q's, and in the Present tense
• Desde hacía as “for” + period of time for an action/state in progress in past time, in Imperfect tense
• Dictionary tips, in Forming sentences
• Direct and indirect object pronouns with commands: 4 A's rule
• Direct commands
• Direct discourse punctuation, in Forming sentences
• Direct object preceding the verb, in Syntax
• Direct object pronouns, in Pronouns
• Doler and other verbs like gustar, in Syntax
• Donde and cuando in Relative pronouns
• Double object pronouns, in Pronouns; see also Personal pronouns
• Doubt and negation, in Subjunctive in noun clauses

E

• “Each other” vs. “ourselves”, in Pronouns
• El cual, la cual, los cuales, and las cuales, in Relative pronouns
• El que, la que, los que, and las que, in Relative pronouns
• Emotion, in Subjunctive in noun clauses
• En, used to link verbs, in Linked verbs
• Enamorarse de and casarse con: “to fall in love with (someone)” and “to marry (someone)”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Encantar and other verbs like gustar, in Syntax
• “To enter/go in”: entrar en, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Enterarse de vs. aprender: “to learn/find out”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• ESCAPA: Adverbial conjunctions which always take the subjunctive
• Esta noche vs. anoche (“tonight” vs. “last night”), in Mind your P's and Q's
• Estar + gerund, in Gerunds and the progressive tenses
• Estación vs. temporada: “season”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Estar with participle for a state or condition, in the Passive voice
• Exclamation and question words and accent marks, in Use of accent marks

F

• “To fall in love with (someone)” and “to marry (someone)”: enamorarse de and casarse con, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Faltar and other verbs like gustar, in Syntax
• Familiar (tú) commands, in Direct commands
• Feminine forms of numbers: doscientas ventiuna, etc., in Mind your P's and Q's
• “To find out/learn”: enterarse de vs. aprender, in Mind your P's and Q's
• “For” + period of time with an action/state still in progress, in Mind your P's and Q's, and in in the Present tense
• “For” + period of time for an action/state in progress in past time, in Imperfect tense
• Formal (usted and ustedes) commands, in Direct commands
• Forming sentences
• Four A's rule for the use of direct and indirect object pronouns with commands
• Future perfect tense (of the indicative mood), in Perfect tenses
• Future perfect subjunctive, in Verbos regulares en español: Otros tiempos y formas
• Future tense (of the indicative mood)
• Future subjunctive, in More tenses of the subjunctive; also Futuro subjunctive, in Verbos regulares en español: Otros tiempos y formas
• Future time in the past, in Conditional

G

• Gastar vs. pasar: “to spend”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Gender-problem words: el problema, clima, mapa, etc., in Mind your P's and Q's
• Gente, pueblo, personas: “People”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Gerunds and the progressive tenses
• Gerund used after other verbs, in Linked verbs
• El gerundio: “By ... ing”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• “To go out/leave”: salir (and dejar), in Mind your P's and Q's
• Governing verb, in When to use what subjunctive in Spanish: Sequence of tenses
• Grande y gran (forms), in Adjectives; meaning, also in Adjectives
• Gustar and verbs like gustar, in Syntax

H

• Hace as “for” + period of time with an action/state still in progress, in Mind your P's and Q's, and in the Present tense
• Hace and hacía as “Ago”, in Mind your P's and Q's, and in the Preterit tense
• Hacer falta and other verbs like gustar, in Syntax
• Hacerse, ponerse, volverse, convertirse en “To become”: , in Mind your P's and Q's
• Hacía as “for” + period of time for an action/state in progress in past time, in Imperfect tense
• “Have just” done something, in Perfect tenses
• “Had just” done something, in Perfect tenses
• Hora vs vez vs. tiempo: “time”, in Mind your P's and Q's

I

• “If” clauses, in Conditional; also “If” clauses in Use of the subjunctive in Spanish: A brief review
• Imperative mood (Direct commands)
• Imperative forms based on the subjunctive, in Use of the subjunctive in Spanish: A brief review
• Imperfect tense (of the indicative)
• Imperfect subjunctive, in More tenses of the subjunctive
• Imperfect subjunctive, alternate form (-se), in More tenses of the subjunctive; also Verbos regulares en español: Otros tiempos y formas
• Imperfect subjunctive vs. past perfect subjunctive, in More tenses of the subjunctive
• Imperfect vs. preterit
• Impersonal expressions which take the subjunctive, in Subjunctive in noun clauses
• Impersonal vs. personal uses of ser plus adjective in Linked verbs
• Importar and other verbs like gustar, in Syntax
• “In the morning/afternoon/evening”: De la mañana vs. en/por la manãna, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Indicative mood (look under the subjunctive mood for some contrasts such as Forms of the present subjunctive, or under individual indicative tenses such as the Present, or under types of clauses such as Noun clauses)
• Indicative: verbs which normally take it, in Subjunctive in noun clauses
• Indirect object pronouns, in Pronouns
• Indirect object pronouns le & les changing to se, in Personal pronouns
• Individuo vs. individual, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Infinitive used instead of a noun clause, in Subjunctive in noun clauses
• Influence or willing, in Subjunctive in noun clauses
• Informal (tú) commands: “If yes drop the s...”
• Information questions, in Syntax
• The “-ing” form of verbs as subjects and objects, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Interesar and other verbs like gustar, in Syntax
• Interjection, in Parts of speech
• Interrogative pronouns, in Pronouns
• Interrogative sentence,and yes/no & information questions, in Syntax
• Intransitive verb, in Syntax
• Inverted punctuation, in Forming sentences
• Ir a + infinitive, in Future tense

J

• Just: “have just” done something, in Perfect tenses
• Just: “had just” done something, in Perfect tenses

K

• “To know”: conocer vs. saber, in Mind your P's and Q's

L

• “Last night” vs. “tonight”: anoche vs. esta noche , in Mind your P's and Q's
• Le & les changing to se, in Personal pronouns
• “To learn/find out”: aprender vs. enterarse de, in Mind your P's and Q's
• “To leave/go out”: salir (and dejar), in Mind your P's and Q's
• “To lie down/be lying down; sit down/be seated, etc., in Mind your P's and Q's
• Linked verbs
• Linking verb, in Syntax
• Llevar + gerund + period of time for an action in progress in past time, in Imperfect tense
• Lo que and lo cual, in Relative pronouns
• “To look at”, “to look for”, “to ask for”, “to wait for”, in Mind your P's and Q's

M

• El mapa, problema, clima, etc.: Gender-problem words, in Mind your P's and Q's
• “To marry (someone)” and “to fall in love with (someone)”: casarse con and enamorarse de, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Más que and más de: “more than”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• “Maybe” followed by subjunctive/indicative, in Use of the subjunctive in Spanish: A brief review
• La mayor parte de: “Most of”: , in Mind your P's and Q's
• Medio, in Adjectives
• -Mente added to adjectives to form adverbs: written accent, in Use of accent marks
• -Mente, multiple adverbs ending in, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Mil: “One thousand”: , in Mind your P's and Q's
• “A million (things)”: un millón de (cosas), in Mind your P's and Q's
• Mind your P's and Q's: Common problems in Spanish
• Miscellaneous pronouns, in Pronouns
• Molestar and other verbs like gustar, in Syntax
• Monosyllabic pairs of words and accent marks, in Use of accent marks
• Mood. See indicative or subjunctive
• “More than”: más que and más de, in Mind your P's and Q's
• “Most of”: la mayor parte de, in Mind your P's and Q's
• “To move”: mover(se) and mudarse, in Mind your P's and Q's
• “Mr. and Mrs.”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Mudarse and mover(se): “To move”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Multiple adverbs ending in -mente, in Mind your P's and Q's

N

• Nacer (“to be born”), in Passive voice
• Negation and doubt, in Subjunctive in noun clauses
• Noun, in Parts of speech
• Noun clauses (subjunctive/indicative); see also a review in Use of the subjunctive in Spanish: A brief review; see also WIERDO: The use of the subjunctive in noun clauses
• Noun clauses: Introduction, in Subjunctive in noun clauses
• Negation, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Nosotros commands
• Nuevo, in Adjectives
• Numbers; see also Numbers, in Mind your P's and Q's; see also cardinal numerals, in Adjectives
• Numbers, feminine forms: doscientas ventiuna, etc., in Mind your P's and Q's

O

• Object pronouns, position of, in Syntax; see also The four A's rule for the use of direct and indirect object pronouns with commands
• Ojalá in Sequence of tenses
• “One thousand”: mil, in Mind your P's and Q's
• “Only” & “alone”: sólo vs. solo, in Mind your P's and Q's
• “Or” and “and”: the conjunctions and o/u and y/e, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Ordinal numbers in Numbers; see also Ordinal numbers, in Adjectives
• Orthographic changes for verbs in the Present tense
• Orthographic changes for verbs, in Forms of the present subjunctive
• Orthographic changes for verbs in the Preterit tense
• Otro, “another”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• O/u and y/e : “or” and “and”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• “Ourselves” vs. “each other”, in Pronouns

P

• Parecer and other verbs like gustar, in Syntax
• Parecer, aparecer, parecerse, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Parts of speech
• Pasar vs. gastar: “to spend”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Past  participles, in Perfect tenses
• Past  perfect tense (of the indicative), in Perfect tenses
• Past perfect subjunctive, in More tenses of the subjunctive
• Past perfect subjunctive, alternate form (-se), in Verbos regulares en español: Otros tiempos y formas
• Past perfect subjunctive vs. imperfect subjunctive, in More tenses of the subjunctive
• Past subjunctive, in More tenses of the subjunctive;
• Past subjunctive, alternate form (-se), in More tenses of the subjunctive; also Verbos regulares en español: Otros tiempos y formas
• Past subjunctive vs. past perfect subjunctive, in More tenses of the subjunctive
• Passive (past)  participles, in Perfect tenses
• Passive reflexive, in Passive voice
• Passive voice
• Passive voice: how to avoid it
• Pedir vs. preguntar, in Mind your P's and Q's
• “People”: gente, pueblo, personas, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Perfect tenses, in When to use what subjunctive in Spanish: Sequence of tenses
• Perfect tenses (of the indicative mood)
• “Perhaps” followed by subjunctive/indicative, in Use of the subjunctive in Spanish: A brief review
• Perifrastic future: ir a + infinitive, in Future tense
• Pero, sino, sino que, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Personal a
• Personal a with “passive” reflexives, in Passive voice
• Personal a used with pronouns, in Pronouns
• Personal vs. impersonal uses of ser plus adjective in Linked verbs
• Personal pronouns; see also Pronouns
• Personas, gente, pueblo: “People”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Placement of object pronouns, in Pronouns; see also placement, in Personal pronouns; see also Position of object pronouns, in Syntax
• Placement of object pronouns in Direct commands; see also The four A's rule for the use of direct and indirect object pronouns with commands
• “P.M./A.M./In the morning/afternoon/evening”: De la mañana vs. en/por la manãna, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Pobre, in Adjectives
• Ponerse, hacerse, volverse, convertirse en “To become”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Por, used to link verbs, in Linked verbs
• Por as “by” in the Passive voice
• Por + inf. (“because of ...ing”), in Mind your P's and Q's
• Por qué vs. porque, in Use of accent marks
• Position of adjectives, in Adjectives
• Position of object pronouns, in Syntax
• Positions and actions: “to sit down/be seated; lie down/be lying down”, etc., in Mind your P's and Q's
• Position of object pronouns, in Pronouns
• Position of object pronouns in Direct commands; see also The four A's rule for the use of direct and indirect object pronouns with commands
• Possessive adjectives, in Adjectives
• Predicate, in Forming sentences
• Pregunta vs. cuestión, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Preguntar vs. pedir, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Preposition, in Parts of speech
• Prepositions, in Linked verbs
• Prepositional object pronouns, in Pronouns
• Present subjunctive not used after si, in Conditional
• Present tense (of the indicative mood)
• Present tense forms of the subjunctive
• Present perfect tense (of the indicative mood), in Perfect tenses
• Present perfect subjunctive, in More tenses of the subjunctive
• Preterit tense
• Preterit perfect (pretérito anterior), in Verbos regulares en español: Otros tiempos y formas
• Preterit vs. imperfect
• Probability or conjecture in present time, in Future tense
• Probability or conjecture in past time, with the future perfect, in Perfect tenses, or with the conditional, in Conditional
• El problema, clima, mapa, etc.: Gender-problem words, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Progressive tenses (and gerunds)
• Pronoun, in Parts of speech
• Pronouns; see also Personal pronouns
• Pueblo, gente, personas: “People”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Punctuation, in Forming sentences
• Puro, in Adjectives

Q

• Que, in Relative pronouns
• Que, used to link verbs, in Linked verbs
• Quedar and other verbs like gustar, in Syntax
• “Question” (to ask a), in Mind your P's and Q's
• Question words and exclamation and accent marks, in Use of accent marks
• Questions: Yes/no & information questions, in Syntax
• Quien and quienes, in Relative pronouns
• Quotation marks, in Forming sentences

R

• The “-ra” past subjunctive
• Real vs. unreal conditions, in Conditional; also a review in Use of the subjunctive in Spanish: A brief review
• “To realize”: realizar vs. darse cuenta de, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Reciprocal pronouns, in Pronouns
• Reflexive as a substitute for the Passive voice
• Reflexives used with clarifying prepositional phrases, in Pronouns
• Relative pronouns
• Resultar and other verbs like gustar, in Syntax
• Review of the uses of the subjunctive

S

• Saber vs. conocer: “to know”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Salir vs. dejar: “to leave”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Santo y San, in Adjectives
• The “-se” past subjunctive, in More tenses of the subjunctive
• “Season”: estación vs. temporada, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Sentences, in Forming sentences
• Sequence of tenses: When to use what subjunctive
• Ser plus adjective in impersonal vs. personal situations in Linked verbs
• Ser with participle for the Passive voice
• Shortened forms of adjectives, in Adjectives
• Si, present subjunctive not used after, in Conditional
• Simple tenses, in When to use what subjunctive in Spanish: Sequence of tenses
• Sino, sino que, pero, in Mind your P's and Q's
• “To sit down/be seated; lie down/be lying down”, etc., in Mind your P's and Q's
• “So much”, “as much”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Sólo vs. solo, in Mind your P's and Q's; also in Use of accent marks
• Spelling changes for verbs in the Present tense
• Spelling changes for verbs in the Preterit tense
• “To spend”: gastar vs. pasar, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Stem changing verbs, in the Present tense
• Stem changing verbs, in Forms of the esent subjunctive: -ar/-er verbs and -ir verbs
• Stem changing verbs in the Preterit tense
• “To stop (doing something)”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Strong stem verbs in the Preterit tense
• Subject, in Forming sentences
• Subject pronouns, in Pronouns; see also subject pronouns, in Present tense
• Subjunctive after como si, in Use of the subjunctive in Spanish: A brief review
• Subjunctive: Forms of the present subjunctive
• Subjunctive in adjectival clauses; see also a review in Use of the subjunctive in Spanish: A brief review
• Subjunctive in adverbial clauses; see also a review in Use of the subjunctive in Spanish: A brief review; see also Adverbial conjunctions which always take the subjunctive: ESCAPA
• Subjunctive in “if” clauses, in Conditional; also a review in Use of the subjunctive in Spanish: A brief review
• Subjunctive in independent clauses, in Use of the subjunctive in Spanish: A brief review
• Subjunctive in main clauses, in Use of the subjunctive in Spanish: A brief review
• Subjunctive in noun clauses; see also a review in Use of the subjunctive in Spanish: A brief review; see also WIERDO: The use of the subjunctive in noun clauses; see also Subjunctive or indicative in Spanish noun clauses? WIDEN or CART
• Subjunctive/indicative after “perhaps”, in Use of the subjunctive in Spanish: A brief review
• Subjunctive mood: Introduction, in Subjunctive in noun clauses
• Summary of the uses of the subjunctive
• Syntax

T

• Tanto: “So much”, “as much”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Televisión vs. televisor, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Temporada vs. estación: “season”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• “This” & “these”: Demonstratives: How to remember the difference between este and ese
• Tiempo vs. vez vs. hora: “time”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• “Time”: vez vs. tiempo vs. hora, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Titles (capitalization of) for articles, books, etc., in Mind your P's and Q's
• “Tonight” vs. “last night”: esta noche vs. anoche , in Mind your P's and Q's
• Transitive verb, in Syntax
• Tú commands, in Direct commands; see also Informal (tú) commands: “If yes drop the s...”

U

• Único, in Adjectives
• Unreal vs. real conditions, in Conditional; also a “If” clauses in Use of the subjunctive in Spanish: A brief review
• Upside-down punctuation, in Forming sentences
• Use of accent marks in Spanish
• Usted and ustedes commands, in Direct commands

V

• Vamos a + infinitive construction, in Nosotros commands
• Verb, in Forming sentences
• Verb, in Parts of speech
• Verbs followed by the gerund, in Linked verbs
• Verbs joined to other verbs with preposition, in Linked verbs
• Verbs of doubt and negation, in Subjunctive in noun clauses
• Verbs of emotion, in Subjunctive in noun clauses
• Verbs of influence or willing, in Subjunctive in noun clauses
• Verbs which take the indicative, in Subjunctive in noun clauses
• Verbs which appear to change meaning in the Preterit tense
• Vez vs. tiempo vs. hora: “time”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Viejo, in Adjectives
• Voice. See Passive voice
• Volverse, ponerse, hacerse, convertirse en “To become”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Vosotros commands, in Direct commands

W

• “To wait for” “To look at”, “to look for”, “to ask for”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• When to use what subjunctive: Sequence of tenses
• When to use what past subjunctive: imperfect subjunctive or past perfect subjunctive, in More tenses of the subjunctive
• WIDEN vs CART: Subjunctive or indicative in Spanish noun clauses?
• WIERDO: The use of the subjunctive in noun clauses
• “Will” meaning “to be willing to”, in Future tense
• Willing or influence, in Subjunctive in noun clauses
• Word order, in Syntax
• Written accent marks in Spanish, use of

X

Y

• Y/e and o/u: “And” and “or”, in Mind your P's and Q's
• Yes/no & information questions, in Syntax

Z

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