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With regard to

With regard to the meeting, I think it is best that we postpone it.

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En cuanto a

En cuanto a la reunión, creo que es mejor que la pospongamos

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You know what?

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Sabes qué?

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How about…? What about…? What if…?

Where do you feel like going for dinner? - What about staying at home?

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Qué tal si…?

¿Adónde te apetece ir a cenar? - ¿Qué tal si nos quedamos en casa?

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Unlike

Unlike the majority of his friends, Juan doesn’t like chocolate.

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A diferencia de

A diferencia de la mayoría de sus amigos, a Juan no le gusta el chocolate.

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In agreement with

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De acuerdo con

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On my own

I don’t need your help. I’m perfectly capable of doing things on my own.

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Por mi cuenta

No necesito su ayuda. Soy perfectamente capaz de hacer las cosas por mi cuenta.

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It would be better if

subjunctive trigger

It would be better if I stay at home to cure this cold.

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Es mejor que

subjunctive trigger

Es mejor que me quede en casa para curar bien este resfriado.

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In my opinion

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En mi opinión

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So that…

subjunctive trigger

Leave your email address so that we can stay in touch.

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Para que

subjunctive trigger

Deja tu correo electrónico para que podamos mantenernos en contacto.

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I usually get up before the sun rises.

subjunctive trigger

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Suelo levantarme antes de que salga el sol.

subjunctive trigger

Used when the sentence has two clauses with two different subjects.

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Mario is afraid that the dog will harm him.

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Mario tiene miedo de que el perro le haga daño.

subjunctive trigger

Used when the sentence has two clauses with two different subjects.

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Does this trigger the subjunctive?

Antes de

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No. It doesn´t because it would be followed by a verb or a non-clausal sentence part. For example:
1. Suelo leer antes de acostar me. => I usually read before going to bed.
2. Antes de que empiece la película, tengo que comprar palomitas. => Before the movie starts, I have to buy popcorn.

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Instead of participating, I want to go to the beach.

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En lugar de participar, quiero ir a la playa.

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Is the bolded word a direct object?

La veo.

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Yes. La is referring to what the person sees, so that is the direct object of the action.
I see Maria. I see her.

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Is the bolded word a direct object?

Nos diste la información?

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No. In this sentence, nos is an indirect object, because us refers to the people being given the information.
Did you give us the information?

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Translate the bolded sentence.

Did you give Harry the keys? Did you give them to him?

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Se las diste?

Le diste a Harry las llaves? The indirect object Le changes to Se in front of a direct object that starts with the letter l.

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Translate the bolded sentence.

Did you give the food to me? Did you give it to me?

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Me la diste?

Me diste la comida?

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Translate:

She gave it to them yesterday.

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Ella se lo dio ayer.

The indirect object les would normally be used for to them but it changes to se in front of a direct object that starts with the letter l.

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What is the word order for sentences that have a direct and an indirect object?

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  1. Indirect object
  2. Direct object
    Te la di. => I gave it to you.
    Te is the indirect object and la is the direct object.
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Translate:

Send it to her.

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Enviársela.

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Translate:

I brought it to you.

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Te lo traje.

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Translate:

No one knows them.

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Nadie los conoce.

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List 6 common subjunctive trigger verbs.

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  1. Querer - to want
  2. Esperar - to hope for
  3. Desear - to desire
  4. Preferir - to prefer
  5. Recomendar - to recommend
  6. Insistir en - to insist (on)
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Translate the sentence with the conjugation of the bolded verb:

I want to study the subjunctive.

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Quiero que estudie el subjuntivo.

estudiar => present subjunctive yo form => estudie

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Translate the sentence with the conjugation of the bolded verb:

I wish you have a good day.

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Deseo que tengas un buen día.

tener => present subjunctive tú form => tengas

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Translate the sentence with the conjugation of the bolded verb:

I hope you get well soon.

you formal, to recover

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Espero que se recupere pronto.

recuperarse => present subjunctive Usted form => se recupere

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Translate the sentence with the conjugation of the bolded verb:

I’d prefer that we stay home.

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Prefiero que nos quedemos en casa.

quedarse => present subjunctive we form => nos quedemos

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Translate the sentence with the conjugation of the bolded verb:

She recommends you go to bed early.

to go to bed

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Ella recomienda que te acuestes temprano.

acostarse => present subjunctive tu form => te acuestes

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Translate the sentence with the conjugation of the bolded verb:

We insist you tell us the truth.

to say/tell

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Insistimos en que nos digas la verad.

decir => present subjunctive tu form => digas. Notice the indirect object nos and the “insistir en” trigger.

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Translate the sentence with the conjugation of the bolded verb:

Do you want me to go first?

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Quieres que vaya primero?

ir => present subjunctive yo form => vaya

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Translate the sentence with the conjugation of the bolded verb:

Does he want me to take him to the bank?

to take/carry

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Quiere que lo lleve al banco?

Lo is the direct object here because he is the thing being taken. Llevar => present subjunctive yo form => lleve.

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Translate the sentence with the conjugation of the bolded verb:

I wish they would help me more often.

to help

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Ojalá me ayudaran más a menudo.

ayudar => imperfect subjunctive ellos form => ayudaran.

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Translate the sentence with the conjugation of the bolded verb:

Close the door so the cat doesn’t get out.

to escape

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Cierra la puerta para que el gato no se escape.

escaparse => present subjunctive el/ella => no se escape

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Translate:

Why did you paint the house? So it sells faster.

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Por qué pintaste la casa? Para que venda más rápido.

Subjunctive trigger phrase and present subjunctive conjugation

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Translate the sentence with the conjugation of the bolded verb:

I decided to tell Juan what happened that day so he would know the truth.

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Decidí contarle a Juan lo que pasó ese día para que supiera la verdad.

If we’re talking past tense and you find yourself expressing “it would” or she “would” something, it’s probably supposed to use the imperfect subjunctive. Saber => imperfect subjunctive => supiera

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Translate:

I get up early so (in order to) avoid traffic.

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Me levanto temprano para evitar el tráfico.

Para on its own is not a subjunctive trigger.

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37
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What is the phrase pattern that means “to hope for something?”

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Ojalá (que) + present subjunctive = to hope for something

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What is the phrase pattern that means “to wish for something?”

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Ojalá (que) + imperfect subjunctive = to wish for something

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Hopefully, there won’t be a lot of people.

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Ojalá no haya mucha gente.

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I hope we have time to rest today.

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Ojalá tengamos tiempo para descansar hoy.

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I wish I could, but I can’t.

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Ojalá pudiera, pero no puedo.

imperfect subjunctive poder and indicative present poder

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I wish you were coming here.

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Ojalá vinieras aquí.

venir => imperfect subjunctive tu form => vinieras.

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I hope there isn’t much traffic.

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Ojalá (que) no haya mucho tráfico.
Espero que no haya mucho tráfico.

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I wish I had more time and money.

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Ojalá que tuviera más tiempo y dinero.

tener => imperfect subjunctive yo form => tuviera.

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I wish there were more tables in the shade.

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Ojalá hubiera más mesas en la sombra.

haber => imperfect subjunctive third person form => hubiera

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46
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crime

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el delito

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47
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stage

noun

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la etapa

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All of a sudden

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De un momento a otro

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49
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file

noun

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el archivo

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50
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PhD

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el doctorado

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51
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I would venture to say

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Me atrevería a decir

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52
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Me tocó trabjar.

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I had to work.

tocarse can be used to express obligation like “to have to.”

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53
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It’s your turn.

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Te toca a ti.

Tocarse can be used as “to be someone’s turn.”

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54
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In other words

phrase

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O sea

Estoy ocupado ese día. O sea, no puedo venir a la fiesta.

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55
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I mean…

filler

A

O sea…

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56
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Do you understand what I mean?

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¿Entiendes lo que quiero decir?

querer decir = I mean

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57
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lead

metal

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el plomo

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58
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silver or money

metal

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el plata

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at least

You can keep the house, but at least leave me the dog.

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al menos

Te puedes quedar con la casa, pero al menos déjame el perro.

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His dentist told him to brush his teeth at least twice a day

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Su dentista le dijo que se cepillara los dientes por lo menos dos veces al día.

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Fill in the preposition:

Tenemos que pensar ____ el nuevo plan de ventas.

A

en
We have to think about the new sales plan.

pensar en = to think about

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Fill in the preposition:

Vamos a encontrarnos ____ tu madre en la escuela.

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con
We are going to meet your mother at school.

encontrarse con = to meet with

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Fill in the preposition:

Me olvidé ____ mandar el mail.

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de
I forgot to send the email.

olvidarse de = to forget to

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Fill in the preposition:

Vamos a disfrutar ____ el fin de semana.

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de
We are going to enjoy this weekend.

disfrutar de = to enjoy something

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65
Q

Fill in the preposition:

Debo decidirme ____ una universidad y no sé cuál.

A

por
I have to decide for a university and I do not know which one.

decidirse por => to decide on

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Fill in the preposition:

Tienes que parar ____ beber alcohol.

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de
You have to stop drinking alcohol.

parar de => to stop

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Fill in the preposition:

Estoy cerca de tu casa, no me tardo ____ llegar.

A

en
I’m near to your house, I won’t take long to get there.

tardar en => to take time to

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Fill in the preposition:

Tengo que ayudar ____ mi mamá con la lavandería.

A

a
I have to help my mom with the laundry.

ayudar a => to help

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Fill in the preposition:

Anoche soñé ____ dinosaurios.

A

con
Last night I dreamed about dinosaurs.

soñar con => to dream about

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Fill in the preposition:

Voy a visitar ____ mis amigos del colegio.

A

a
I’m going to visit my school friends.

visitar a => to visit

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Name categories of verbs that get the preposition ‘a’

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  1. Verbs of learning (aprender a)
  2. Verbs of starting (empezar a)
  3. Verbs of motion (ir a, venir a, visitar a)
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Debes acostumbrarte ____ tu nuevo jefe.

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a
You must get used to your new boss.

acostumbrarse a = to get used to

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Q

Fill in the preposition:

La casa huele ____ flores.

A

a
The house smells like flowers.

oler a => to smell like

74
Q

Fill in the preposition:

Este hotel se parece ____ uno que visitamos antes.

A

a
This hotel looks like one we visited before.

parecerse a => to look like

75
Q

To ask for

A

Preguntar por

76
Q

To worry about

A

Preocuparse por

77
Q

To trust in

A

Confiar en

78
Q

To have fun at

A

Divertirse en

79
Q

Fill in the preposition:

Él quedó ____ ayudarnos con la mudanza.

A

en
He agreed to help us with the move.

quedar en => to agree to do something or to stay at

80
Q

Desconfío ____ las personas que a mi perro no le gustan.

A

I don’t trust people that my dog doesn’t like.

Desconfiar de => To distrust / not trust

81
Q

Me arrepiento ____ haber comido tanto pastel.

A

de
I regret having eaten so much.

arrepentirse de => to regret

82
Q

¿Puedes encargarte ____ los niños hoy?

A

de
Can you take charge of the children today?

encargarse de => to take charge of

83
Q

Está enamorada ____ ese actor.

A

de
She’s in love with that actor.

Enamorarse de => to be or fall in love with

84
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Él se arriesgó ____ perder su trabajo cuando rehusó trabajar horas extras.

A

a
He risked losing his job when he refused to work extra time.

arriesgarse a => to risk or to take a chance at

85
Q

Me entretengo ____ las series de netflix.

A

con
I entertain myself with the netflix series.

Entretener con => to entertain with

86
Q

No te confundas ____ las preguntas del exámen.

A

con
Don’t get confused by the exam questions.

confundir con => to confuse with or to confuse by

87
Q

Puedes contar ____ nosotros.

A

con
You can count on us.

contar con => to count on

88
Q

Me casé ____ mi mejor amigo.

A

con
I married my best friend.

casarse con => to marry to

89
Q

(location) is (distance/time) away from (location)

A

Quedar a (distancia/tiempo) de (ubicación)
La tienda queda a media hora de aquí.

90
Q

Store

A

El almacén

91
Q

To get gas

A

Echar gasolina

92
Q

It turns out that

A

Resultar que
* Resulta que tenías razón.*

93
Q

To try something or try to do something

A

Intentar algo
en vez de intentarlo = instead of trying it

94
Q

I don’t know what came over me.

A

Yo no sé qué me agarró. (Agarrar a alguien)

95
Q

How does that sound?

A

Qué te parece?

96
Q

Is that okay with you?

A

Te parece bien?

97
Q

To cut or split in half

A

Dividir por la mitad

98
Q

Immediately

A

Inmediatamente

99
Q

To think about it a lot/think twice/think too much

A

Darle muchas vueltas
La verdad es que intentamos no darle muchas vueltas = The truth is we try not to think about it too much.

100
Q

Most / the majority

A

La mayoría de
La gran mayoría de la gente entiende sin tener que darle muchas vueltas. = The vast majority understand without having to think twice

101
Q

The thing is…
What I don’t understand is

A

Lo que…
Lo que no entiendo es…

102
Q

Gender roles

A

Roles de género

103
Q

They stared at me

A

Se me quedan viendo

104
Q

Then or Well

A

Pos

105
Q

It was always like…

A

Siempre era como…

106
Q

To suspect / smell something fishy / have a hunch

A

Olérselas

Al ver el carro de la policía frente a la casa, los vecinos se las olían.
Seeing the cop car outside the house, the neighbors thought something smelled fishy.

107
Q

To wing it / to figure something out / come up with a creative solution

A

Ingeniárselas
Voy a tener que ingeniármelas.
I’m going to have to figure something out.

108
Q

Kind of / sort of / like (filler) / it’s as if

A

Como que

109
Q

I don’t know…I kind of don’t want to go out tonight.

A

No sé, como que no quiero salir esta noche.

110
Q

My mom was like “I don’t believe you” and didn’t let me go!

A

Mi mamá fue como que “no te creo” y no me dejó ir!

111
Q

I don’t know what to do, it’s as if he doesn’t understand what I say to him.

A

No sé qué hacer, como que no entiende lo que le digo.

112
Q

As far as I know, no

A

Que yo sepa no

113
Q

I guess / I suppose

A

Supongo

114
Q

Shameless (adj) or a shameless person (noun)

A

Caradura

115
Q

A convict (noun) or damned/damn (adjective)

A

Condenado

116
Q

Crook / rascal / swindler / shameless person

A

Una sinvergüenza

117
Q

Things like that

A

En cosas así

118
Q

Nowadays

A

Hoy en día

119
Q

To be based on

A

Estar basado en

120
Q

It surprises me

A

Esto me sorprende

121
Q

it creeps me out

A

me da cosa

122
Q

Unless

A

A no ser que or A menos que

A no ser que llegues temprano por la mañana, la fila para el desayuno será aproximadamente de una hora.

123
Q

So that (at the end of)

A

A fin de que

La agarró del brazo a fin de que no se cayera sobre el hielo. — He grabbed onto her arm so that she wouldn’t fall over on the ice.

124
Q

Mine or yours?

A

El mío o el tuyo?

125
Q

You have too many books!

A

Tienes demasiados libros! (Remember to make demasiado agree)

126
Q

This is my last twenty dollars.

A

Estos son mis últimos veinte dólares.

127
Q

The weather here is very hot.

A

El clima aquí es muy caluroso.

128
Q

It’s raining hard!

A

Está lloviendo mucho!

129
Q

I am very interested in that.

A

Me interesa mucho eso.

130
Q

María is going to love that beach.

A

A María le va a encantar esa playa. (Redundant Le)

131
Q

We are going to love being on vacation.

A

Nos va a encantar estar en vacaciones.

132
Q

There isn’t going to be much time.

A

No va a haber mucho tiempo.

133
Q

How was your day?

A

Cómo estuvo/fue tu día?

134
Q

What about your day today?

A

Que tal tu día hoy?

135
Q

I was in meetings all day and I don’t even know what they were talking about.

A

Estuve en reuniones todo el día y ni sé de qué hablaban.

136
Q

How annoying! What a nuisance!

A

Qué fastidio!

137
Q

To bet or gamble

A

Apostar

138
Q

Gambling

A

Apuestas

139
Q

I’m dying to…
I can’t wait…

A

Me muero por
Me muero de ganas de

140
Q

After all, in the end

A

Al fin de cuentas

141
Q

To have courage

A

Tener temple

142
Q

Everything is going well.

A

Toda marcha bien

143
Q

Especially

A

Sobre todo

144
Q

To run into

A

Tropezarse

145
Q

I don’t like it either

A

A mi tampoco me gusta

146
Q

To face something directionally

A

Dar a
Busco una casa que dé al parque.
Im looking for a house that faces the park.

147
Q

In this sentence why is the subjunctive triggered?
Busco a alguien que sepa tocar la guitarra.

A

The subjunctive is triggered by the the description of an unspecified object or person. If we said I’m looking for the person or this person, we’d be referring to a specific person and it would continue with the indicative mood. The “que” is a part of the trigger because it indicates a second clause.

148
Q

To plan something (not planear)

A

Pensar + infinitive
Pensamos ir a la playa cuando deje de llover.

149
Q

To usually do something

A

Soler + infinitive
Solemos cenar a las 6 de la noche.

150
Q

When you have time, can you do me a favor?

A

Cuando tengas tiempo, me haces un favor?

151
Q

Does this sentence trigger subjunctive? Tell me why or why not.
Siempre nos levantamos cuando el gallo empieza a cantar.

A

No, it does not. The subjunctive is sometimes triggered by the word cuando because it is a time trigger indicating that the non-subjunctive half of the sentence is dependent on the subjunctive half. The subjunctive half is the uncertain part. In this case, we are talking about a habitual activity so we can count on the second half happening because it always does. So that would not trigger the subjunctive.

152
Q

As soon as

A

En cuanto
En cuanto tengas la información…

153
Q

Once you have the information

A

Una vez que tengas la información

154
Q

Not even

A

Ni siquiera

155
Q

It has to do with

A

Tiene que ver con

156
Q

To trip or stumble

A

tropezar

used with “con”

Intentó saltar pero tropezó con una piedra.

157
Q

To listen to/follow orders

A

Hacer caso

158
Q

It makes me sad / I feel sorry for

A

Me da pena

159
Q

away from / out of

A

alejado

Ella lleva al menos 15 años alejada del mundo del arte y no podría estar más feliz.

160
Q

spine / thorn

A

espina

161
Q

to beg

A

supplicar / rogar (also to pray)

162
Q

such

A

tal
semejante

163
Q

heavy / annoying

A

pesado

164
Q

late

A

retrasado

165
Q
A
166
Q

That sucks

A

Apesta

167
Q

Chess

A

El ajedrez

168
Q

From time to time

A

De vez en cuándo

169
Q

To wear matching clothes with someone

A

Usar ropa a juego con alguien

170
Q

To match

A

Coincidir

171
Q

I said to myself

A

Yo me dije para mis adentros

172
Q

I said to myself

A

Yo me dije para mis adentros

173
Q

To insist on

A

Empeñarse

174
Q

To have a feeling or sense something

A

Presentir

175
Q

Tragedy or misfortune

A

Desgracia

176
Q

Such

A

Tal

Nunca he visto tal pobreza como la de ese país.

177
Q

Such

A

Tal

Nunca he visto tal pobreza como la de ese país.

178
Q

To shock or to be scandalized

A

Escandalizarse

¡Nos escandalizamos cuando entramos a la playa nudista! — We were shocked when we got to the nudist beach!

179
Q

Cheek (face)

A

La mejilla

180
Q

To demand/to claim

A

Reclamar

181
Q

I won’t be responsible for my actions!!!

A

No respondo de mi!

Jessica’s Spanish Class (2 decks)

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