Verbs 2 Flashcards
To get ready to go out, to fix oneself up
Arreglarse
To take advantage of
Aprovecharse
To dare to
Atreverse
To make fun of
Burlarse
To become quiet
Callarse
To delay (not tardar)
Demorarse
To have breakfast
Desayunarse
To fall in love with
Enamorarse
To make a mistake
Equivocarse
To trust, to have trust in
Fiarse (en)
To notice
Fijarse (en)
To hurt oneself
Lastimarse
To get along (well) with
Llevarse (bien) (con)
To get better
Mejorarse
To get involved in, to meddle
Meterse
To behave oneself (well/badly)
Portarse (bien/mal)
To complain about
Quejarse (de)
To burn oneself, to get burned
Quemarse
To meet with
Reunirse (con)
To remember
Acordarse (de)
To realize
Darse cuenta (de)
To meet
Encontrarse (con)
To die
Morirse
To resemble
Parecerse (a)
To laugh
Reírse
To feel (well/ill) (or any emotion or health condition)
Sentirse
To rush
Apresurarse
To chat
Charlar
To converse
Conversar
To let
Dejar
To fill (yourself) up
Llenarse
In general, how do you form the present subjunctive?
From the first person singular “yo” form. Drop the -o to get the stem for the present subjunctive
Ar verb endings: -e, es, e, emos, en (cante, cantes, etc.)
Er and Ir verb endings: -a, -as, -a, -amos, -an (coma, comas, etc. / viva, vivas
To fear (2 answers)
Tener miedo de, temer
To suggest
Sugerir
To prohibit
Prohibir
To insist
Insistir en
To advise
Aconsejar
To doubt
Dudar
Not to believe
No creer
Not to think
No pensar
To contradict
Contradecir
To undo
Deshacer
To compose
Componer
To propose
Proponer
To contain
Contener
To detain
Detener
To translate
Traducir
To attract
Atraer
To distract
Distraer
To prevent
Prevenir
To escape
Huir
To take/catch/get
Coger
