IDIOMATICAL TRANSLATION OF SOME TENSES.

N.B.—The (i) stands for the present of the infinitive mood, and the (p) for the past participle.

I am to, (i,)  He de, (i,) (139-153)[13]
Thou art to, (i,) &c.  Has de, (i,) &c.
I was to, (i,) &c.  Habia de, (i,) &c.
I shall be obliged to, (i,) &c.   Habré de, (i,) &c.
I have just, (p,) &c.  Acabo de, (i,) acabas de, (i,) &c. (211.)
I had just, &c.  Acababa de, (i,) acababas de, (i,) &c.
I am going to, (i,) &c.  {Voy á, (i,) vas á, (i,) va á, (i.)
   {Vamos á, (i,) vais á, (i,) van á, (i.)
I was going to, (i,) &c.  Iba á, (i,) ibas á,(i,) iba á, (i,) &c.
 {Volver á, (i.)
To (i) again, &c.  {Vuelvo á, (i,) vuelves á, (i,) vuelve  á, (i.)
   {Volvemos á, (i,) volveis á, (i,) vuelven á, (i.)
I liked to have, (p.)  Estuve para, (i.)
To be near.  } Pres.  {Estar á pique de, (i.)
To come near.} participle.  {Estar á punto de, (i.)
   { Estar para, (i.)
To be about, (p. or i.)  Estar para.
To be to, (i.)  Ser de. Haber de. Deber.
It is to be observed.  {Es de notar. Se ha de notar.
   {Debe notarse.