1 Verbs 1 R Part Expanded Few E-S

Question 1

to be . . . when dealing with an essential characteristic

Answer 1

ser (8)

Question 2

to have . . . when used as a helping verb

Answer 2

haber (11)
he 	has 	ha 	hemos 	habéis 	han 
hube hubiste hubo hubimos hubísteis 
hubieron 
habré habrás 	habrá habremos habréis 	habrán

Question 3

to be able to
1. (having capability) 
a. can 
 My girlfriend can dance salsa. 
b. to be able to 
 I need my glasses to be able to see. 

2. (asking for something or permission)
   a. can

Can you pass me that pencil?

Could I see a menu, please?

b. may
?May I use the bathroom?

c. to be allowed to
Are we allowed to bring alcohol to the concert?

Answer 3

poder (o-ue)

Mi novia puede bailar salsa.

(I need my glasses to be able to see. Necesito mis gafas para poder ver)

¿Me puedes pasar ese lápiz?

¿Podría ver un menú, por favor?

¿Puedo usar el baño

¿Podemos traer alcohol al concierto?

Question 4

to tell, say

Answer 4

decir (e-i)
digo dices dice decimos decís dicen

Question 5

to go

Answer 5

ir

Question 6

to be going to do something

1. (to go to a place)
   a. to go to
   Are you going to go to the party on Saturday?

You should go to school before it gets any later.
2. (expressing intentionality)
a. to go
Can you go and ask your brother if he wants to have dinner?

b. to be going to
I’m going to water the garden when the sun goes down.

Answer 6

ir a + infinitivo

¿Vas a ir a la fiesta el sábado?

Debes ir a la escuela antes de que se (haga (Subj )) más tarde.

¿Puedes ir a preguntarle a tu hermano si quiere cenar?

Voy a regar el jardín cuando baje (Subj 3rd P) el sol.

Question 7

to leave
They want to leave.
Let her go!

Answer 7

irse

Quieren irse.
¡Déjala irse!

Question 8

to see; to understand; to investigate or look into something; to visit or see someone

Answer 8

ver

Question 9

**to find oneself; (to appear;/ tolook;) to meet up*

Men like to look masculine.

They were to meet here at seven.

It’s an advantage to be good looking.

He promised to meet him at the coffee shop.

Answer 9

verse

A los hombres les gusta verse masculinos.

Tenían previsto verse aquí a las siete.

Es una ventaja el verse bien.

Prometió verse con él en la cafetería.

Question 10

to give; to hand, hand over; to yield

Answer 10

dar

Question 11

to find something or someone

Answer 11

encontrar
dar con algo o alguien

Question 12

to decide to infinitive

Answer 12

decidir

dar por + infinitivo, dar en + infinitivo

Question 13

to look over a place

Answer 13

dar a lugar, dar sobre lugar

Question 14

to give birth

Answer 14

dar luz, dar a luz

Question 15

to turn (around)

Answer 15

darse vuelta

Question 16

to make no difference

Answer 16

dar lo mismo (39)

Question 17

to give or devote oneself to something

Answer 17

darse a algo (39)

Question 18

to assume or consider someone or something to be - adjective or participle

You’re not giving up,

Answer 18

dar por + adjectivo, dar por + participio

No te vas a dar por vencido,

Question 19

to realize
It took him only a few minutes to realize his mistakes.
It didn’t take Tom long to realize he wasn’t welcome there.

Answer 19

darse cuenta de
Sólo le llevó unos minutos darse cuenta de sus errores.
No le tomó mucho a Tom darse cuenta de que no era bienvenido allí.

Question 20

make known

1. (to divulge)
   a. to announce
   The committee has announced the names of this year’s prize winners.

b. to make known
Juan made his disapproval known by voting against the bill.

c. to publish (results or analysis)
The scientists published the findings of their research yesterday.

Answer 20

darse a conocer

El comité ha dado a conocer los nombres de los ganadores del premio de este año.

Juan dio a conocer su desaprobación con un voto en contra del proyecto de ley.

Los científicos dieron a conocer las conclusiones de su investigación ayer.

Question 21

escape,
run,
flee

Answer 21

escapar
correr
huir
darse a la fuga

Question 22

meet, make a date, make an appointment

Answer 22

darse cita

Question 23

join,
register,
sign up,
enroll

Answer 23

unirse
registrarse
inscribirse
inscribirse

darse de alta

Question 24

cancel,
unsubscribe,
unregister,
terminate,
to fire

Answer 24

Cancelar,
darse de baja,
darse de baja,
Terminar,
para disparar

darse de baja

Question 25

to know . . . when dealing with information; to learn

Answer 25

saber

Question 26

to should, must; to owe You should meet him. You should sleep. You should be sleeping. Should I go? We ought to win. We should sit down. We have to leave. We must go.

Answer 26

deber Deberías conocerlo. Deberías dormir. Deberías ser dormir. ¿Debería ir? Deberíamos ganar. Deberíamos sentarnos Debemos irnos. Debemos ir.

Question 27

to put, put on

Answer 27

poner (-go)

Question 28

to put on oneself

Answer 28

ponerse (-go)

Question 29

to start to do something get down to work To diet Become safe I need to go on a diet. To catch up You need to go on a diet. Help me stand up. Bring the water to a boil. I'm going to set the table.

Answer 29

ponerse a + infinitivo (-go) get down to work ponerse a dieta ponerse a salvo Necesito ponerme a dieta. Necesitas ponerte a dieta. ponerse al corriente Ayúdame (Imp + -me) a ponerme de pie. Pon el agua a hervir. Voy a poner la mesa.

Question 30

to seem, look like You look tired. You sound tired. You look like you're tired. You seem busy. It looks like rain. She looked lonely. It looks fantastic. That sounds great. It seems strange.

Answer 30

parecer (-zco) Pareces cansado. Pareces ocupado. Parece lluvia. Parecía sola. Parece genial. Parece extraño.

Question 31

to stay, remain

Answer 31

quedar

Question 32

to remain to do something

Answer 32

quedar por infinitivo

Question 33

to believe

Answer 33

creer (-y-)

Question 34

to talk

Answer 34

hablar

Question 35

to take; to carry

Answer 35

llevar

Question 36

to leave someone or something behind; to let, allow

Answer 36

dejar (94)

Question 37

to follow

Answer 37

seguir (e-i) sigo sigues sigue seguimos seguís siguen

Question 38

to find

Answer 38

encontrar (o-ue) encuentro encuentras encuentra encontramos encontráis encuentran

Question 39

to call

Answer 39

llamar (104)

Question 40

to come

Answer 40

venir (e-ie) (105)

Question 41

to think

Answer 41

pensar (e-ie) (106)

Question 42

to go out, come out, get out; to leave, depart; to come out or appear

Answer 42

salir (-go) (111)

Question 43

to return, come or go back; to turn, turn over or inside out; to return, repay, restore

Answer 43

volver (o-ue) (112)

Question 44

to do something again; to return to

Answer 44

volver a infinitivo (o-ue) (112)

Question 45

to regain consciousness

Answer 45

volver en sí (o-ue) (112)

Question 46

to take, drink

Answer 46

tomar (122)

Question 47

to know . . . when dealing with people or places; to meet someone

Answer 47

conocer (-zco) (124)

Question 48

to live

Answer 48

vivir (128)

Question 49

to feel, regret

Answer 49

sentir (e-ie) (131)

Question 50

to treat, handle

Answer 50

tratar (134)

Question 51

to attempt or try; to concern or be about

Answer 51

tratar de (134)

Question 52

to deal with or have contact with Handle with care! Tom is hard to deal with.

Answer 52

``` tratar con (134) Tratar con cuidado! Es difícil tratar con Tom ```

Question 53

to concern or be about

Answer 53

tratar sobre (134)

Question 54

to deal in

Answer 54

tratar en (134)

Question 55

to look, watch

Answer 55

mirar (142)

Question 56

to tell, count

Answer 56

contar (o-ue) (155)

Question 57

to start

Answer 57

empezar (e-ie) (161)

Question 58

to wait; to hope for, expect

Answer 58

esperar (163)

Question 59

to search for

Answer 59

buscar (173)

Question 60

to exist

Answer 60

existir (177)

Question 61

to enter

Answer 61

entrar (179)

Question 62

to work

Answer 62

trabajar (183)

Question 63

to write

Answer 63

escribir (187)

Question 64

to lose, miss

Answer 64

perder (e-ie) (190)

Question 65

to produce, cause

Answer 65

producir (-zco) (195)

Question 66

to occur, happen

Answer 66

ocurrir (200)

Question 67

to understand

Answer 67

entender (e-ie) (203)

Question 68

to request, ask for

Answer 68

pedir (e-i) (204)

Question 69

to receive

Answer 69

recibir (205)

Question 70

to recall, remember; to remind; to wake up

Answer 70

recordar (o-ue) (215)

Question 71

to finish, end, terminate

Answer 71

terminar (219)

Question 72

to permit, allow

Answer 72

permitir (220)

Question 73

to appear

Answer 73

aparecer (221)

Question 74

to get, acquire, obtain

Answer 74

conseguir (e-i) (222)

Question 75

to start, commence

Answer 75

comenzar (e-ie) (223)

Question 76

to be begin to do something

Answer 76

comenzar a infinitivo (e-ie) (223)

Question 77

to serve

Answer 77

servir (e-i) (226)

Question 78

to remove; to take out

Answer 78

sacar (228)

Question 79

to need

Answer 79

necesitar (229)

Question 80

to support, keep, maintain

Answer 80

mantener (e-ie) (234)

Question 81

to result in, turn out

Answer 81

resultar (238)

Question 82

to read

Answer 82

leer (244)

Question 83

to fall, collapse

Answer 83

caer (245)

Question 84

to fall down

Answer 84

caerse (245)

Question 85

to change

Answer 85

cambiar (246)

Question 86

to introduce

Answer 86

presentar (249)

Question 87

to create

Answer 87

crear (251)

Question 88

to open

Answer 88

abrir (252)

Question 89

to consider

Answer 89

considerar (261)