Spanish Dictionary
Today the spring really showed itself. It was over eighteen degrees and people started wearing nice and with T-shirts. Snow has melted and the temperature is steady. I can't wait for the summer.
You may know that most young students fly South on spring break. You can imagine how the parties look like down there, and how many drugs are consumed during this vacation. I prefer the quietness.
The same day that I gave my last presentation about our pilot project I flew away. The first lag was NYC's airport John F. Kennedy. I left Europe after midnight and arrived there at five o'clock, more or less.
You may know that most young students fly South on spring break. You can imagine how the parties look like down there, and how many drugs are consumed during this vacation. I prefer the quietness.
The same day that I gave my last presentation about our pilot project I flew away. The first lag was NYC's airport John F. Kennedy. I left Europe after midnight and arrived there at five o'clock, more or less.
| Spanish Verbs | Present | Past I | II | Future |
| Conjugation of abjurar [abjurado] |
abjuro abjuras abjura abjuramos abjuráis abjuran | abjuraba abjurabas abjuraba abjurábamos abjurabais abjuraban | abjuré abjuraste abjuró abjuramos abjurasteis abjuraron | abjuraré abjurarás abjurará abjuraremos abjuraréis abjurarán |
| English Verbs | ||||
| Conjugation of abjure [ abjured, abjured ] | ||||