Accelerated Spanish Episode 28.

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In this episode, we're going to focus on the verb, Tener, which means to have, as in to have something. But first, let's pick up

the story from yesterday and learn something new about ser that's related to ir. So remember in the

previous episode that the lizard disappeared into Ir's underground storm shelter. Well, let's talk about CERR for a second.

So CERR, across the street from Iir, is a very dishonest, secretive person, as you've learned

back in episode 6 through 10. We learned back then that she has trouble hiding the fact that she's

very short, so that secret

was spoiled, but she does have some skeletons in her closet that very few people know about.

So the lizard went underground when the earshop was on fire.

This is because the pandas told it to put on fireproof clothing.

But while the lizard was down there,

it discovered something very interesting. Basically, Iir and Ser are more closely related

than you might think. As the lizard climbed into the storm shelter, it spotted an opening

at the other end. After climbing through that

tunnel, he emerged in Serre's backyard. Evidently, Ser and Ir share the same storm shelter. What does this

mean? Well, remember that we learned the past tense subjunctive, Fuera, in Ir's storm shelter.

Ser and Ir have the same past tense subjunctive,

Fuera, spelled F-U-E-R-A.

Now, when in the world are you going to use a past tense subjunctive of ser?

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