Semana 6
El presente regular
REGULAR -AR VERBS | hablar | to speak | REGULAR -ER VERBS | ||
bailar | to dance | llegar | to arrive | aprender | to learn |
buscar | to look for | llevar | to carry, to wear | beber | to drink |
caminar | to walk | mirar | to watch | comer | to eat |
cantar | to sing | mandar | to send, to command | comprender | to understand |
cenar | to have dinner | necesitar | to need | correr | to run |
comprar | to buy | practicar | to practice | creer | to believe |
contestar | to answer | preguntar | to ask | deber | to should/ought |
conversar | to chat/converse | preparar | to prepare | leer | to read |
desayunar | to have breakfast | regresar | to return | REGULAR -IR VERBS | |
descansar | to rest | terminar | to finish | abrir | to open |
desear | to desire/want | tomar | to take, to drink | asistir | to attend |
dibujar | to draw | trabajar | to work | compartir | to share |
enseñar | to teach | tratar (de) | to try | describir | to describe |
escuchar | to listen | usar | to use | escribir | to write |
esperar | to wait, to hope | visitar | to visit | partir | to divide, leave |
estudiar | to stuy | viajar | to travel | recibir | to receive |
explicar | to explain | tocar | to touch, play (an instrument) | vivir | to live |
Demostrativos are the words this, these, that, those. Like other adjectives (and pronouns) agree in gender and number. In Spanish we have a third set, meaning that and those, but even further away in time or space. These adjectives go in front of the noun they modify:
- Esta lección es sobre demostrativos. This lesson is on demonstratives.
When the word completely replaces the noun, it becomes a pronoun:
- Este restaurante es mejor que ese. This restaurant is better than that (one).
¿Adivina qué?
¿RECUERDAS LAS ESTACIONES?
- primavera 21-marzo a 21-junio
- verano 21-junio a 21-septiembre
- otoño 21-septiembre a 21-diciembre
- invierno 21-diciembre a 21-marzo
You’ve seen that tener has an irregular yo form→tengo. Here are some other common verbs that also have an irregular yo form. *Note that decir and oír have other irregularities as well.
