3 Clase Octubre 7 Irregular verbs

Question 1

1. to get right; to guess correctly (“congratulations, you got it right.”)

Answer 1

1. acertar (“Felicitaciones, acertas.”)

Question 2

1. to press; to squeeze (I squeezed as hard as I could)

Answer 2

1. apretar (“Apreté como duro como pude”)

Question 3

1. to heat

Answer 3

1. calentar

Question 4

1. to turn on; to light (“I turned on the light.”)

Answer 4

1. encender (“Encendí la luz.”)

Question 5

1. to put to bed (“I put her to bed.”)

Answer 5

1. acostar (“La acosté a cama.”)

Question 6

1. to grab; to take (“Grab the money and go!”)

Answer 6

1. colger (“¡Coge el dinero y ir!”)
   - Note: The irregualr affirmative imparitive tu form. Instead of coje, it’s coge

Question 7

1. to stand out (“You stand out like a horse in a pig farm.”)

Answer 7

1. descollar (“Descuellas como un caballo en un granja de cerdos.”)

Question 8

1. to supply (“I will suppply you if you can bring me the weapon.”)

Answer 8

1. abastecer (“Te abasteceré si que puedas traerme la arma.”)

Question 9

1. to abhor; to abandon (“The tribe hates;abhores that you have come.”)

Answer 9

1. aborrecer (“La tribu aborrece que has venir.”)

Question 10

1. to take place (“This would not have taken place without you.”)

Answer 10

1. acontecer (“Esto no lo habría / hubiera acontecido sin a ti.”)
   - imperfect in the present yo form “acontezco”

Question 11

1. to feel like (“Why does it feel like the country is turning to shit?”)

Answer 11

1. apetecer (“¿Por que lo hace el país apetece está convirtiendo a mierda?”)

Question 12

1. to feel like (“Why does it feel like the country is turning to shit?”)

Answer 12

1. apetecer (“¿Por qué lo hace el país apetece esta convirtiendo a mierda?”)

Question 13

1. to lead to; to introduce (“The development of Skynet induced the apocalypse.”)

Answer 13

1. inducir (“El desarrollo de Skynet indujo el Apocalipsis.”)

Question 14

1. to correct (“You must correct your mistake!”)

Answer 14

1. corregir (“Debes corriges el error tuyo!” )

Question 15

1. to compete (“How can you win if you don’t compete?”)

Answer 15

1. competir (“¿Como puedes ganar si no compites?”)

similar in spelling to compartir: to share

Question 16

1. to conceive (“He was unable to conceive what he saw in front of him.)

Answer 16

1. concebir (“Él no pudo concebir lo que vio enfrente de él.”)

Question 17

1. to cling to (“He always clung;held;stuck to his false beliefs.”)

Answer 17

1. ceñir (“Él siempre ceñía a su creencias falsas.”)

Question 18

1. to constrain; constrict; shackle (“He could not break free from what was constraining him.”)

Answer 18

1. constreñir (“Él no pudo se libera de lo que le constreñía.”)

Question 19

1. still; yet; even (“There is still much to do.”)

Answer 19

1. Aún (“Aún falta mucho.”)

Question 20

1. to walk; to gait

Answer 20

1. andar

Question 21

1. To charge; to run into; to attack (“We charge the castle at dawn!”)

Answer 21

1. embestir (“Embestiremos el castillo al amanecer.”)

Question 22

1. to moan (“The pain from the bullet wound caused him to moan throughout the night.”)

Answer 22

1. gemir (“El dolor de la herida de bala le causó gemir en todo de noche.”)

Question 23

1. to dissovle

Answer 23

1. desleír

Question 25

1. to learn one’s lesson; to teach a lesson to (“Will you ever learn learn?”)

Answer 25

1. escarmentar (“Jamás escarmentarías tu misma?”)

Question 26

1. to wash; mob; scrub (“Scrub the deck boys, we have a guest onboard today.”)

Answer 26

1. fregar (“Frieguen la cubierta chicos, tenemos una invitada a bordo hoy.”)

Question 27

1. to govern

Answer 27

1. gobernar

Question 28

1. to freeze (“Not even if the world freezes over.”)

Answer 28

1. helar (“Ni siquiera el mundo se hiela sobre.”)

[hel-ar] {e:ie}

Question 29

1. to force (“I tried to close the door but he forced it open and came inside.”

Answer 29

1. forzar (“Yo intenté cerrar la puerta pero él lo forzó abierta y vino en dentro.”)

[o:ue] fuerzo, ferzas, fuerza, forzamos…

Question 30

1. to grind; to mill

Answer 30

1. moler

Question 31

1. to bite (“Don’t bite me.”)

Answer 31

1. morder (“No me muerdas)

N: negative imparative changes affirmative “muerde” to negative “muerdas”

Question 32

1. to move (something) (“She could not move her face.”)

Answer 32

1. mover (“Ella no pudo mover la cara.”)

N: irregular en the present y subjuntive yo, tu, el(lo)/ella(s)/usted(es)

Question 33

1. to lack (“They lacked love for you.”)

Answer 33

1. carecer (“Ellos carecían de amor por ti.”)

Question 34

1. to measure (“Your suit has been measured.”)

Answer 34

1. medir (e:i) (“Tu traje ha sido medido.”)