Chapter 4 stem-change verbs Flashcards

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acostar –> acuestar + R

“I tucked my grumpy co-star Lassie into bed and gave her a cup of tea, than I went to bed myself.”

A

to put to bed; to go to bed

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afeitar –> R

“I shaved my feet and underarms”

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to shave; to shave oneself

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almorzar –> almuerzar

“eating oranges with the stupid Tzar”

A

to have lunch

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ayudar

A

to help

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bañar –> R

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to bathe; to take a bath

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casar –> R

“I was married in a cassock because you couldn’t get nylons for love or money back then”

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to get married

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cerrar –> cierrar

“the lion closed the door with a bang the shook the whole port-a-pottle”

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to close

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conectar –> R

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to connect to

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costar –> cuestar

“When my grumpy co-star got up in the morning she went on a shopping spree that cost way too much money”

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to cost

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decir –> digo, dices, etc.

“he told me the horrible secret in THIS EAR”

A

to say to tell

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dedicar

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to dedicate

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desayunar

“THEY SAY YOU ARE coming to breakfast”

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to have breakfast

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despertar –> despiertar + R

“waking up in the morning made me so DESPERATE that I wanted to kick myself in the head”

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to wake someone up; to wake up

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dormir –> duermir (la siesta)

“The DORMOUSE slept like the dead”

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to take a nap

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dormir –> duermir + R

“The DORMOUSE slept like the dead”

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to sleep; to fall asleep

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duchar + R

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to give a shower to; to take a shower

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empezar –> empiezar

“I had empathy for his ridiculous attempts to start writing that paper on the habits of comedic zebras”

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to begin, to start

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encontrar –> encuentrar

“I ENCOUNTERED the rare animal in the blue room at Versailles, I had finally FOUND the three-footed sassy bird”

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to find

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Entender –> Entiendo

“I INTENDED to UNDERSTAND everything that the wrinkly sage was trying to tell me”

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to understand

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llamar + R

“The llamas name is Joe”

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to call; be called

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hacer

“The amazing flying ACE knew he had TO DO four tailspins to avoid the angry enemy.”

A

to do

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jugar –> juegar

A

to play (a game or sport)

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lavar + R

“I lathered myself in lavender soap”

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to wash oneself

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levantar + R

“I levitated myself from the my bed using my magical guitar”

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to raise; to get up

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maquillar + R

“I put on my eyeliner with a quill pen”

A

to put makeup on someone; to put makeup on oneself

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pasar

“I passed the time after my breakup eating chocolates and crying”

A

to spend (time)

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pasear

The Ear took a stroll all over my face

A

to take a walk, to stroll

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pedir –> pidir

I asked the PEDIATRIC to ORDER pizza”

A

to ask for; to order

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peinar + R

His well-ordered hair reigned for many years

A

to comb someone’s hair; to comb one’s hair

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pensar (ie) + infinitive

A

to plan to + verb

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pensar (ie)

“I sat and thought PENSIVELY”

A

to think

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poder (ue)

Putter I can!!!

A

to be able to; can

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poner(se) (g) la ropa

“I wore my red dress with PONAGRANATES”

A

to put one’s clothes on

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preferir (ie)

A

to prefer

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querer (ie)

Anne voice: “Yo quiero mucho comida”

A

to want

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quitar(se)

“Santa TOOK AWAY his guitar”

A

to take away; to take off

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repetir (i)

A

to repeat

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secar(se)

The sugar was dry

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to dry oneself

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seguir (i)

The clown FOLLOWED me on a SEGWAY

A

to follow, to go on

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sentarse (ie)

“sintatae”

A

to sit down

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sentir(se) (ie)

“Juliet, I’m SENT HERE to say that Romeo has FEELS for you”

A

to feel

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servir (i)

A

to serve

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tener (g, ie)

“yo tengo un goat”

A

to have

44
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terminar

A

to finish

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venir (g, ie)

“drawing near”

A

to come

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vestir(se) (i)

A

to dress; to get dressed

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visitar

A

to visit

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volver (ue)

A

to return