Spanish Verbs Flashcards by Jill Bodenbach

to hold on

esperarse

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to stand up
to stand up for

pararse

tenerse

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to grow

darse

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to have dibs on

pedirse

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to look like

verse

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to come

venirse

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to have it out with someone

haberse

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to love each other

quererse

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to pretend to be

hacerse

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to fall into a state

quedarse

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to help yourself

make use of

ayudarse

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to keep it

quedarselo

lo puedes tener - you can have it

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to find out X

enterarse de X

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to behave

portarse

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to wear out

gastarse - to wear out, to ‘spend’ itself

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to become

get into a state

Volverse: to become

ejemplos:
* to get crazy = volverse loco
* it’s getting crazy = eats volviendose loco

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3 Part Reflexive verb examples

to figure something out
I am going to figure it out - voy a arreglarmela

arreglarselas

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3 Part Reflexive verb examples

like hacerse - pretend to be X
* to give off a false impression
* se las dan de expertos en poker
* darselas de X

darsela
like hacerse - pretend to be X
* to give off a false impression
* se las dan de expertos en poker
* darselas de X

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3 Part Reflexive verb examples

to cheat on someone
he cheated me - me la hizo

also can use darselas

hacersela:
* to cheat on someone
* he cheated me - me la hizo

Also can use darselas

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to become

get into a state

Volverse: to become
* to get crazy = volverse loco
* it’s getting crazy = eats volviendose loco

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to check up on the day

Ponerse el dia
* Su amigo le pone a el día.
* Ella se pone a el día.

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to remember

acordarse

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to smile

sonreírse

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to blow away

volarse

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to stand up

tenerse

to yawn

bostezar

to pacify

apaciguar

to drown

ahogar

to change

mudar

**Reg Verb:** * to take * to carry * wear * indicates a period of time * older than **Reflexive:** * to get along (with someone) * to steal/take somethingllevar levarse

**llevar** * to take * to carry * wear * indicates a period of time * older than **llevarse** * to get along (with someone) * to steal/take something

sacar | similar but different than Quitar ## Footnote The Language Tutor [Lesson 112](https://youtu.be/XbfkVKtsVEE?list=TLPQMTgxMTIwMjOroIEPu6XOtg)

**to take, to take off, to remove, to get something**: * Saca tu ropa de la cama * Tengo que sacar la basura * El sacó la lista de su bolsillo. * Quiero sacar una foto. * Necesito sacar 5 copias. * Qué nota te sacaste en el examen? **to release or stick out**: * La autora sacó su nuevo libro. * Saca la lengua. (stick out your tongue) ## Footnote The Language Tutor [Lesson 112](https://youtu.be/XbfkVKtsVEE?list=TLPQMTgxMTIwMjOroIEPu6XOtg)

to wonder vs to guess, suppose, assume ## Footnote The Language Tutor [Lesson 88](https://youtu.be/ja_Z_M_FOOw?list=TLPQMTgxMTIwMjOroIEPu6XOtg)

preguntarse Supongo que

to find out something

enterarse de algo

to take and remove to remove | similar but different than sacar! ## Footnote The Language Tutor [Lesson 112](https://youtu.be/XbfkVKtsVEE?list=TLPQMTgxMTIwMjOroIEPu6XOtg)

quitar quitarse ## Footnote The Language Tutor [Lesson 112](https://youtu.be/XbfkVKtsVEE?list=TLPQMTgxMTIwMjOroIEPu6XOtg)

to lack, to miss: * not where it should be * something is expected but did not happen * Me faltan mis llaves * Hoy tengo que falter al trabajo * Me prometió que me pagaría ayer pero falto a su palabra. ## Footnote The Langauge Tutor [Lesson 89](https://youtu.be/aFJ9ymeOAy4?list=TLPQMTgxMTIwMjOroIEPu6XOtg)

falter [verb]

to reach

alcanzar

to spend

gastar

to train

entrenar

appear disappear

aparecer desparecer

tocar - to fall upon someone to do X

tocar pp + toca + hacer

* to figure something out * I am going to figure it out - voy a arreglarmela

# 3 Part Reflexive verb examples arreglarselas

like hacerse - pretend to be X * to give off a false impression * se las dan de expertos en poker * darselas de X

# 3 Part Reflexive verb examples darselas

* to cheat on someone * he cheated me - me la hizo Also can use darselas

# 3 Part Reflexive verb examples hacersela

Verb: * to take * to carry * wear * indicates a period of time * older than Reflexive: * to get along (with someone) * to steal/take something

**llevar** * to take * to carry * wear * indicates a period of time * older than **llevarse** * to get along (with someone) * to steal/take something

**Sacar** **to take, to take off, to remove, to get something**: * Saca tu ropa de la cama * Tengo que sacar la basura * El sacó la lista de su bolsillo. * Quiero sacar una foto. * Necesito sacar 5 copias. * Qué nota te sacaste en el examen? **to release or stick out**: * La autora sacó su nuevo libro. * Saca la lengua. (stick out your tongue) | similar but different than Quitar ## Footnote The Language Tutor [Lesson 112](https://youtu.be/XbfkVKtsVEE?list=TLPQMTgxMTIwMjOroIEPu6XOtg)

to find out something

enterarse de algo

to take and remove to remove ## Footnote The Language Tutor [Lesson 112](https://youtu.be/XbfkVKtsVEE?list=TLPQMTgxMTIwMjOroIEPu6XOtg)

quitar quitarse | similar but different than sacar! ## Footnote The Language Tutor [Lesson 112](https://youtu.be/XbfkVKtsVEE?list=TLPQMTgxMTIwMjOroIEPu6XOtg)

tocar - to fall upon someone to do X pp toca hacer - to have to do X

tocar pp + toca + hacer

to figure out

arreglarselas

averiguar

to confirm

to bring oneself to a halt

detenerse

to find

pillar synonym: encontrar

to empty

vaciar

to put up with

aguantar

antohar

to crave

to slide or swipe

deslizar

used to do, tend to do

soler

to be late

demorar

to put oneself to find yoursefl

meterse ponerse

-car verbs Yo Preterite Tense Subjuntivo

car: c > qu **Yo - Preterite**: * buscar - busqué * tocar - toqué * destacar - destaqué **Subjunctive**: busque, busques, busque, busquemos, busquéis, busquen

-gar verbs Yo Preterite Tense Subjunctive

gar: g > gu **Yo - Preterite**: * jugar - jugué * llegar - llegué * apagar - apagué **Subjunctive**: juegue, juegues, juegue, juguemos, jugéis, jueguen [also stem changing!] llegue, llegues, llegue, lleguemos, lleguéis, lleguen

-zar verbs Yo Preterite Tense Subjunctive

zar: z > c **Yo - Preterite**: organizar - organicé cruzar - crucé comenzar - comencé **Subjunctive**: comenzar: comience, comiences, comience, comencemos, comencéis, comiencen [also stem changing!] organizar: organice, organices, organice, organicemos, organicéis, organicen

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