Verbs

Question 1

To Continue

Answer 1

Continuar; Seguir

Question 2

To let, to permit/allow

Answer 2

Dejar; {dejar de= to quit or stop}

Question 3

To leave behind

Answer 3

Dejar atrás

Question 4

To get married

Answer 4

Casar

Question 5

To Graduate

Answer 5

Graduar; graduarse

Question 6

To make angry

Answer 6

Enojar

Question 7

To go back, to get back, To return,

Answer 7

Volver; [Volverse= to become]

Question 8

It’s done.

Answer 8

Terminado; Concludo

Question 9

To be thankful

Answer 9

Agradecer

Question 10

To bring

Answer 10

Traer

Question 11

To go out

Answer 11

Salir

Question 12

To TAKE a walk

Answer 12

Pasear

Question 13

To WALK

Answer 13

Caminar

Question 14

To Take: to carry, to take away, to take to the movies

Answer 14

Llevar
Llevar conmigo=to take with me

Question 15

To Take: To take an object, take a taxi or photo, or medicine

Answer 15

Tomar

Question 16

To sunbathe

Answer 16

Tomar el sol

Question 17

To include

Answer 17

Incluir

Question 18

To Finish

Answer 18

Terminar

Question 19

To remove, to take out, to take away

Answer 19

Quitar

Question 20

To spend; to use up; to waste

Answer 20

Gastar

Question 21

To stop; to stop oneself

Answer 21

Parar; pararse

Question 22

To return; to go back

Answer 22

Volver; Regresar

Question 23

To Damage

Answer 23

Dañar

Question 24

To say “hello”

Answer 24

Saludar

Question 25

To forgive

Answer 25

Perdonar

Question 26

To regret, to repent

Answer 26

Arrepentirse {me arrepiento, te arrepientes, se arrepiente, nos arrepentimos, se arrepienten}

Question 27

To discover/find out/uncover

Answer 27

Descubrir

Question 28

To hurt or injure.

Answer 28

Lastimar Qué lástima- what a shame/pity; Sentir/tener lástima - to feel sorry for

Question 29

To Insult

Answer 29

Insultar

Question 30

To Pick Up, To Lift

Answer 30

Levantar

Question 31

To fall; to drop

Answer 31

Caer (caigo, caes, cae, caemos, caen) Preterite: caí, caíste, cayó, caímos, cayeron) To fall down-Caerse

Question 32

To pull out; To take out

Answer 32

Sacar (sacar la basura-take out the garbage; sacar sangre-draw blood)

Question 33

To agree

Answer 33

Acordar; [Acordarse-to remember]

Question 34

To Deny

Answer 34

Negar

Question 35

To happen (to occur)

Answer 35

Ocurrir

Question 36

To Seem

Answer 36

Parecer

Question 37

To worry; the noun worry

Answer 37

Preocupar; inquietar la preocupación

Question 38

To serve

Answer 38

Servir

Question 39

To protect

Answer 39

Proteger= protejo, proteges; protege; protegemos; protegen

Question 40

To turn

Answer 40

Girar

Question 41

To devote; to dedicate

Answer 41

Dedicar; Dedicarse=to devote oneself to/to engage in...

Question 42

To break; broken

Answer 42

Romper; roto

Question 43

To tell; to relate

Answer 43

Contar

Question 44

To bring

Answer 44

Traer; Llevar

Question 45

To take

Answer 45

Tomar; llevar (take away)

Question 46

To carry

Answer 46

Llevar

Question 47

To wear (clothes)

Answer 47

Llevar; Usar

Question 48

Canoso/a

Answer 48

Gray [hair/pelo]

Question 49

Casado/a

Answer 49

Married

Question 50

Cansado/a

Answer 50

Tired

Question 51

Name verbs like Gustar w/ me, te, le, nos, les

Answer 51

Encantar; Interesar; Faltar; Molestar; Fascinar; Importar(to matter); Quedar (remain); Aburrir

Question 52

To joke

Answer 52

Bromear

Question 53

Repair

Answer 53

Raparar

Question 54

To include

Answer 54

Incluir: Incluyo, incluyes; incluye; incluimos; incluyen

Question 55

To be used to; to be in the habit of

Answer 55

Soler Suelo, sueles, suele, solemos, suelen

Question 56

To sign

Answer 56

Firmar- Ella firmó el contracto de alquilar un apartemento

Question 57

To function; [to work-machines]

Answer 57

Funcionar [máquinas]: funciono, funcionas, funciona, funcionamos, funcionan No estaba funcionando

Question 58

To depend on

Answer 58

Depender de

Question 59

To relate; relating to; relative (it's relative)

Answer 59

Relatar; relatando; relativo/a

Question 60

To be confused; to make a mistake; confusion

Answer 60

Confundirse; confusión/es

Question 61

The fruit was spoiled

Answer 61

La fruta estaba malogradas [don't use era because this is a changeable condition moving from fresh to spoiled thus estar]

Question 62

To sign

Answer 62

Firmar