Chapter 1 Flashcards by Eva Wright

Charlar

To Chat

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To avoid redundancies

1) subsitute a subject pronoun (yo, tu…) for the subject

(Ex: No se cuando ca a conocer Agustin a Sara (becomes) No se cuando la va a conocer)

2) substiuting direct-obect prounoun (me, te, lo/la) for direct object noun

(Ex :Anoto el telefono de la muchacha (becomes) Lo anoto.

Carlos ve a su novia de veces por (becomes) Carlos la ve dos veces por semana.)

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Que vs. Cual

Que: What

Cual: Which one

Except: + Ser

Que + Ser= for definition or group classification

(Ex: Que es eso?)

Cual + Ser= used in all other situtions

(Ex: What’s your phone number?)

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Abburirse (de)

To become bored with

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Acordarse (de) (o- ue)

To remember

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Callarse

To shut up

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darse cuenta (de)

To realize

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despedirse (de) (e-i,i)

to say goodbye (to)

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divertirse (e-ie, i)

to have fun

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enojarse

to get mad

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equivocarse

To make a mistake

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interesarse (por)

to take an interest (in)

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irse (de)

to go away (from), to leave (a place)

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ocuparse (de)

to take care (of)

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olvidarse (de)

to forget (about)

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preocuparse (por)

to worry (about)

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quejarse (de)

to complain (about)

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reírse (de) (e-i,i)

to laugh (at)

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sentirse (e-ie, i)

to feel

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acostarse (o-ue)

to lie down; to go to bed

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afeitarse

to shave

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arreglarse

to make oneself presentable

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bañarse

to take a bath

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cepillarse

to brush

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despertarse (e-ie)

to wake up

ducharse

to take a shower

desvertirse (e-i,i)

to get undressed

dormirse (o-ue,u)

to fall asleep

lavarse

to wash

maquillarse

to put on makeup

ponerse

to put on

prepararse (para)

to get ready (for)

quitarse

to take off

secarse

to dry

sentarse (e-ie)

to sit down

vestirse (e-i,i)

to get dressed

probar (o-ue)

to taste/to try

transnochar

to stay up all night

asistir

to attend

devolver (o-ue)

to return something

escoger

to choose

poder

to be able to/can

soler (o-ue) + infinitive

to usually + verb

volver (o-ue)

to return

to share

contribuir

to contribute

discutir

to discuss/argue

mentir (e-ie, i)

to lie

sequir (e-i,i)

to follow

# Chap 1- Reverse To Chat

Charlar

# Chap 1- Reverse 1) subsitute a subject pronoun (yo, tu...) for the subject (Ex: No se cuando ca a conocer Agustin a Sara (becomes) No se cuando la va a conocer) 2) substiuting direct-obect prounoun (me, te, lo/la) for direct object noun (Ex :Anoto el telefono de la muchacha (becomes) Lo anoto. Carlos ve a su novia de veces por (becomes) Carlos la ve dos veces por semana.)

To avoid redundancies

# Chap 1- Reverse Que: What Cual: Which one Except: + Ser Que + Ser= for definition or group classification (Ex: Que es eso?) Cual + Ser= used in all other situtions (Ex: What's your phone number?)

Que vs. Cual

# Chap 1- Reverse To become bored with

Abburirse (de)

# Chap 1- Reverse To remember

Acordarse (de) (o- ue)

# Chap 1- Reverse To shut up

Callarse

# Chap 1- Reverse To realize

darse cuenta (de)

# Chap 1- Reverse to say goodbye (to)

despedirse (de) (e-i,i)

# Chap 1- Reverse to have fun

divertirse (e-ie, i)

# Chap 1- Reverse to get mad

enojarse

# Chap 1- Reverse To make a mistake

equivocarse

# Chap 1- Reverse to take an interest (in)

interesarse (por)

# Chap 1- Reverse to go away (from), to leave (a place)

irse (de)

# Chap 1- Reverse to take care (of)

ocuparse (de)

# Chap 1- Reverse to forget (about)

olvidarse (de)

# Chap 1- Reverse to worry (about)

preocuparse (por)

# Chap 1- Reverse to complain (about)

quejarse (de)

# Chap 1- Reverse to laugh (at)

reírse (de) (e-i,i)

# Chap 1- Reverse to feel

sentirse (e-ie, i)

# Chap 1- Reverse to lie down; to go to bed

acostarse (o-ue)

# Chap 1- Reverse to shave

afeitarse

# Chap 1- Reverse to make oneself presentable

arreglarse

# Chap 1- Reverse to take a bath

bañarse

# Chap 1- Reverse to brush

cepillarse

# Chap 1- Reverse to wake up

despertarse (e-ie)

# Chap 1- Reverse to take a shower

ducharse

# Chap 1- Reverse to get undressed

desvertirse (e-i,i)

# Chap 1- Reverse to fall asleep

dormirse (o-ue,u)

# Chap 1- Reverse to wash

lavarse

# Chap 1- Reverse to put on makeup

maquillarse

# Chap 1- Reverse to put on

ponerse

# Chap 1- Reverse to get ready (for)

prepararse (para)

# Chap 1- Reverse to take off

quitarse

# Chap 1- Reverse to dry

secarse

# Chap 1- Reverse to sit down

sentarse (e-ie)

# Chap 1- Reverse to get dressed

vestirse (e-i,i)

# Chap 1- Reverse to taste/to try

probar (o-ue)

# Chap 1- Reverse to stay up all night

transnochar

# Chap 1- Reverse to attend

asistir

# Chap 1- Reverse to return something

devolver (o-ue)

# Chap 1- Reverse to choose

escoger

# Chap 1- Reverse to be able to/can

poder

# Chap 1- Reverse to usually + verb

soler (o-ue) + infinitive

# Chap 1- Reverse to return

volver (o-ue)

# Chap 1- Reverse to share

# Chap 1- Reverse to contribute

contribuir

# Chap 1- Reverse to discuss/argue

discutir

# Chap 1- Reverse to lie

mentir (e-ie, i)

# Chap 1- Reverse to follow

sequir (e-i,i)

Chapter 1 Flashcards

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