LT: Lesson 14 Flashcards
What is the word for “he” in Spanish and how do you use it emphatically in a sentence?
Él - He. Example: No sé qué él quiere - I don’t know what HE wants.
What is the Spanish word for “she” and how do you use it in a sentence?
Ella - She. Example: Ella ve - She sees.
How do you say “I don’t want to invite him, but she does” in Spanish?
No quiero invitarlo pero ella sí - I don’t want to invite him, but she does.
What is the Spanish word for “to leave” or “to go out” and how do you say “I go out”?
Salir - To leave or to go out, Salgo - I go out.
What are the different forms of “salir” for he/she/it/you (formal), they/you (plural), and you (informal)?
Sale - He/She/It/You (formal) leaves, Salen - They/You (plural) leave, Sales - You (informal) leave.
How do you say “I’m going out to eat” in Spanish?
Salgo a comer - I’m going out to eat.
What is the Spanish word for “I have” and how do you say “I have it”?
Tengo - I have, Lo tengo - I have it.
How do you say “I have to do it” in Spanish?
Tengo que hacerlo or Lo tengo que hacer - I have to do it.
What are the different forms of “tener” for he/she/it/you (formal), they/you (plural), and you (informal)?
Tiene - He/She/It/You (formal) has, Tienen - They/You (plural) have, Tienes - You (informal) have.
How do you say “when are you coming to eat” in Spanish?
¿Cuándo vienes a comer? - When are you coming to eat?
What is the Spanish word for “to put” and how do you say “I put”?
Poner - To put, Pongo - I put.
How do you convert English verbs with “-pose” to Spanish and give examples?
Replace -pose with -poner. Example: Compose - Componer, Suppose - Suponer.
How do you say “I suppose” in Spanish?
Supongo - I suppose.
What is the Spanish word for “to expose” and “to oppose”?
Exponer - To expose, Oponer - To oppose.
How do you say “I have to see her” and “I must see her” in Spanish?
Tengo que verla - I have to see her, Debo verla - I must see her.
What is the difference between “tengo que” and “debo” in Spanish?
Tengo que is everyday, Debo is more serious. Example: Tengo que comer ahora - I have to eat now.
How do you say “I’m going to try to eat later” in Spanish?
Voy a intentar comer más tarde - I’m going to try to eat later.
