Verbs Part 2 Flashcards

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1
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To arrange to see (someone), to meet

A

quedar

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2
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to have just

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acabar de

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3
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To be pleasing to

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Agradar

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4
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To suit someone, to be convenient (for)

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Convenir
Use indirect object

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5
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To be painful, to hurt

A

Doler

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6
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To be lacking (something), to be missing (something)

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Faltar

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7
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To need (something)

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Hacer falta

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8
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To be important, to matter

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Importar

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9
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To be interesting (to)

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Interesar
Usually use with indirect object

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10
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To bother, to annoy

A

Molestar
Use with indirect object

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11
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To seem, to appear to be

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Parecer

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12
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To be left over, to remain

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Quedar

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13
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To have more than enough of (something)

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Sobrar

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14
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To be someone’s turn
Every time it is my turn, I win

A

Tocarle a alguien
Use with indirect object
Cada vez que me toca a mí, gano

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15
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To charge

A

Cobrar

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16
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To buy

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Comprar

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17
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to relate, to tell a story

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Contar

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18
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To count on, to rely on

A

Contar con

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19
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To answer

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Contestar

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20
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To teach

A

Enseñar

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21
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To send

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Enviar

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22
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To ask (a question)

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Preguntar

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23
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To lend

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Prestar

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24
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To bring

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Traer

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25
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To sell

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Vender

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26
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When does indirect object get attached to infinitive?

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when the phrase or sentence only has the infinitive, ie before lending you money=antes de prestarte dinero or when there are two verbs but one is infinitive, I.e Peter wants to give you the book=Pedro quiere darte el libro

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27
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To taste, to take a taste

A

Probar

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28
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To recommend

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Recomendar

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29
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To delay

A

Tardar

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30
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To take a walk

A

Dar una vuelta

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31
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To pack the suitcase

A

Arreglar la maleta

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32
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To fascinate

A

Fascinar
Use with indirect object

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33
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to hike (walk)

A

hacer senderismo

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34
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to accompany

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acompañar

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35
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to sail

A

navegar

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36
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to pass (an exam)

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aprobar

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37
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to reserve

A

reservar

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38
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to plan

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planear

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39
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to ask for; to order

A

pedir

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40
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Preterite form Poner

A

puse, pusiste, puso, pusimos, pusieron

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41
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to get dressed

A

vestirse

42
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to meet up

A

reunirse

43
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to stay or to remain (i.e. `at someone’s house)

A

quedarse

44
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to embrace, to hug

A

abrazar

45
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to take care of

A

cuidar

46
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to yell, to scream

A

gritar

47
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to find (2 versions)

A

encontrar, hallar

48
Q

to kill

A

matar

49
Q

to greet

A

saludar

50
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to take off (clothing)

A

quitarse

51
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to shave

A

afeitarse

52
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to brush (teeth or hair)

A

cepillarse

53
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to comb

A

peinarse

54
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to get frightened/scared

A

asustarse

55
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to calm down (2 options)

A

calmarse
tranquilizarse

56
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to worry

A

preocuparse (de)

57
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to get angry (2 options)

A

enojarse (con)
enfadarse (con)

58
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to cheer up

A

animarse

59
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to get sick

A

enfermarse

60
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to wake up, wake oneself

A

despertarse

61
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to wonder, to ask oneself

A

preguntarse

62
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to amuse oneself, to have a good time

A

divertirse

63
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to defend oneself

A

defenderse

64
Q

to put makeup on

A

maquillarse

65
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to become (physical or emotional change)

A

ponerse + adjective

66
Q

to become (make effort to become a profession, 2 options)

A

hacerse
llegar a ser

67
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to fall down

A

caerse

68
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to move (oneself)

A

moverse

69
Q

to go away, to leave quickly

A

irse

70
Q

to move (from one place to another)

A

mudarse

71
Q

to stand up
To stop

A

pararse

72
Q

to get ready to go out, to fix oneself up

A

arreglarse

73
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To take advantage of

A

aprovecharse (de)

74
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to dare to

A

atreverse (a)

75
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to make fun of

A

burlarse (de)

76
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to become quiet

A

callarse

77
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to delay

A

demorarse

78
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to fall in love with

A

enamorarse (de)

79
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to make a mistake

A

equivocarse

80
Q

to have breakfast

A

desayunarse

81
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to trust, to have trust in

A

fiarse (en)

82
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to notice

A

fijarse (en)

83
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to hurt oneself

A

lastimarse

84
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to get along (well) (with)

A

llevarse (bien) (con)

85
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to get better

A

mejorarse

86
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to get involved in, to meddle

A

meterse (en)

87
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to behave oneself (well/badly)

A

portarse (bien/mal)

88
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to complain about

A

quejarse (de)

89
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to burn oneself, to get burned

A

quemarse

90
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to meet with

A

reunirse (con)

91
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to realize

A

darse cuenta (de)

92
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to resemble, to look like

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parecerse (a)

93
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to laugh

A

reírse

94
Q

to feel (well, ill, other emotion or condition)

A

sentirese (bien/mal/etc)

95
Q

1) 6 examples of reflexive verb with reciprocal meanings…to each other
2) if need to specify to each other, how to clarify if singular male to single male, if single female to single female, if plural male to plural males, if plural females to plural females

A

1) ayudarse, conocerse, entenderse, hablarse, quererse, verse
2) el uno al otro, la una la otra, los unos a los otras, las unas a las otras

96
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to rush

A

apresurarse

97
Q

to chat

A

charlar

98
Q

to download (i.e. an app)

A

descargar

99
Q

to thank

A

agradecer

100
Q

to take one’s leave

A

despedirse