Adj.s to describe emotions Flashcards by Sidney Rucker

open

abierto/a

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happy

aburrido/a

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bored

alegre

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embarassed

avergonzado/a

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tired

cansada

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closed

cerrado

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comfortable

cómodo/a

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confused

confundido/a

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content

contento/a

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disorderly

desordenado/a

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in love (with)

enamorado/a (de)

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angry

enojado/a

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wrong

equivocado/a

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happy

feliz

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clean

limpio/a

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ready

listo/a

nervous

nervioso/a

busy

ocupado/a

orderly

ordenado/a

worried (about)

preocupado/a (por)

sure

seguro/a

dirty

sucio/a

sad

triste

What does present progressive mean?

It’s basically to be + verb-ing

What’s the present progressive ending of an -ar verb?

-ando

What’s the present progressive ending of a regular -er and -ir verb?

-iendo

What’s the present progressive ending of an -er or -ir verb that ends in a vowel?

-yendo

How do -ir stem changing verbs change in the present progressive tense?

present participle of ir

yendo

present participle of poder

pudiendo

present participle of venir

viniendo