Verbos de Transición (Volverse, Ponerse, etc.) Flashcards

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CDMX became home for many people

A

La CDMX se volvió el hogar de muchas personas.

<strong>Volverse</strong> (slow, gradual changes, dura más tiempo)

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Panchito and his friends became experts in Pokemon Go.

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Panchito y sus amigos se volvieron expertos en Pokemon Go.

<strong>Volverse </strong>(slow, gradual changes, dura más tiempo)

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My uncle and I became addicted to Animal Crossing in the pandemic.

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Mi tío y yo nos volvimos adictos a Animal Crossing en la pandemia.

<strong>Volverse </strong>(slow, gradual changes, dura más tiempo)

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I became allergic to dairy over time.

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Me volví alérgico a los lácteos con el tiempo.

<strong>Volverse </strong>(slow, gradual changes, dura más tiempo)

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Q

I was sad when I heard about Jose’s death.

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Me puse triste cuando supe de la muerte de José.

<strong>Ponerse</strong> (fast changes, dura menos tiempo, *physical appearance)

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We were happy when my grandmother got out of the hospital.

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Nos pusimos felices cuando mi abuela salió del hospital.

<strong>Ponerse</strong> (fast changes, dura menos tiempo, *physical appearance)

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My buddy Rodolfo got mad because he was being bullied in high school.

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Mi cuate Rodolfo se puso mamado porque lo molestaban en la secundaria.

<strong>Ponerse </strong>(fast changes, dura menos tiempo, *physical appearance)

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My dog got fat from eating so many treats.

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Mi perro se puso gordo por comer tantos premios.

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Eric became a millionaire with his organic diaper business.

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Eric se hizo millonario con su negocio de pañales ecológicos.

<strong>Hacerse</strong> (generalmente se usa cuando se habla de dinero, acciones deliberadas, cambios duraderos)

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Juan and Miguel became friends at a Weezer concert.

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Juan y Miguel se hicieron amigos en un concierto de Weezer.

<strong>Hacerse </strong>(generalmente se usa cuando se habla de dinero, acciones deliberadas, cambios duraderos)

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Miguel became a hippie after quitting his job on Wall Street.

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Miguel se convirtió en un hippie después de dejar su trabajo en Wall Street.

<strong>Convertirse en</strong> (transformación total, usualmente sigue un sustantivo)

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China became a world power after centuries of poverty.

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China se convirtió en una potencia mundial después de siglos de pobreza.

<strong>Convertirse en</strong> (transformación total, usualmente sigue un sustantivo)

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Ernesto Zedillo became president after living in poverty for many years.

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Ernesto Zedillo llegó a ser presidente después de vivir en pobreza por muchos años.

Llegar a ser (muy lento y trabajoso)

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If necessary, I will move to another country.

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Si llega a ser necesario me voy a mudar a otro país.

<strong>Llegar a ser </strong>(muy lento y trabajoso)

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I never became a believer in my family’s religion.

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Yo nunca llegué a ser creyente de la religión de mi familia.

<strong>Llegar a ser </strong>(muy lento y trabajoso)

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I was pissed off after five minutes of watching the presidential debate.

A

Me encabroné después de cinco minutos de ver el debate presidencial.

Verbos que se derivan de un adjetivo:

● Enojarse (encabronarse)

● Aburrirse - to bore

● Asustarse - to get frightened

● Cansarse - to get tired of

● *Envejecer - to grow old

● Hartarse - to get fed up

● Enfermarse - to get sick of

● Frustrarse

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Q

Paulina got fed up with her boyfriend and left him after 10 years of relationship.

A

Paulina se hartó de su novio y lo dejó después de 10 años de relación.

Verbos que se derivan de un adjetivo:

● Enojarse (encabronarse)

● Aburrirse - to bore

● Asustarse - to get frightened

● Cansarse - to get tired of

● *Envejecer - to grow old

● Hartarse - to get fed up

● Enfermarse - to get sick of

● Frustrarse

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Q

My abuelita never gets tired of watching the show Rica, Famosa, Latina.

A

Mi abuelita nunca se cansa de ver el programa Rica, Famosa, Latina

Verbos que se derivan de un adjetivo:

● Enojarse (encabronarse)

● Aburrirse - to bore

● Asustarse - to get frightened

● Cansarse - to get tired of

● *Envejecer - to grow old

● Hartarse - to get fed up

● Enfermarse - to get sick of

● Frustrarse

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Q

I got hungry when I saw the video of Mi Rancho A Tu Cocina on YouTube.

A

Me dio hambre cuando vi el video de Mi Rancho A Tu Cocina en YouTube.

Dar: (give/got)

● Dar hambre - give/ hunger

● Dar calor - give heat

● Dar sed - give thrist

● Dar frío - give cold

● Dar hueva - give laziness

● Dar rabia - give rage

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Q

It always made me sick to go to the store to get a Coke to eat.

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Siempre me daba hueva ir a la tienda por una Coca para comer.

Dar: (give/got)

● Dar hambre - give/ hunger

● Dar calor - give heat

● Dar sed - give thrist

● Dar frío - give cold

● Dar hueva - give laziness/sick

● Dar rabia - give rage

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It makes me angry every time I see people littering in the street.

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Me da rabia cada vez que veo a la gente tirar basura en la calle.

Dar: (give/got)

● Dar hambre - give/ hunger

● Dar calor - give heat

● Dar sed - give thrist

● Dar frío - give cold

● Dar hueva - give laziness/sick

● Dar rabia - give rage