Examen 3 Review Flashcards
Indirect object pronouns
I gave the book to my friend
She wrote me a letter.
Me, te, le, nos, os, les
Le di el libro (a mi amiga)
Ella me escribió un carta.
*always use a indirect object pronoun if there is an indirect object
Direct object pronouns
Do you need me today?
I don’t need it today.
Me, te, lo/la/los/las, nos, os
Me necesitas hoy?
No, no lo necesito hoy.
I want to send them today
Quiero mandarlas hoy
O
Las quiero mandar.
Personal a rule
She doesn’t visit her mother and father
*use a personal a before a direct object that is a person or pet
Ella no visita a su madre y a su padre.
To miss a train
The students missed the train
Perder
Los estudiantes perdieron el tren.
To miss out on something
You don’t know what you missed (out on).
Perderse
No sabes lo que te perdiste.
To miss a friend
I miss my family
Extrañar o echar de menos
Extraño a mi familia
O
Echo de menos a mi familia
To hurt
My head hurts
Your fingers hurt
Doler
Me duele la cabeza
Te duelen los dedos
To need/ be lacking
How much money do we need?
We need ten dollars
Faltar
Cuánto dinero nos falta?
Nos faltan diez dólares.
To have something left
I have 5 minutes left
Quedar
Me quedan cinco minutos
To love
My sister loves flowers
Encantar
A mi hermana le encantan las flores
Gustar y otros
Usar indirect object pronouns with
Gustar, encantar, faltar, quedar, doler
Literally the flowers are pleasing to me.
Hacer
Have been…something
I have been living here for 5 years
Hace + time + que + verb (present)
Hace cinco años que vivo aquí
Hacer
Had been…something…
He had been teaching here for only a year
Hacía + time + que + verb (imperfect)
Hacía solamente un año que enseñaba aquí
Hacer
Had been…something…
He had been teaching here for only a year
Hacía + time + que + verb (imperfect)
Hacía solamente un año que enseñaba aquí