Week 5 Flashcards

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Lab tech

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Técnica de laboratorio

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The last minute

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A ultimo minuto

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Fruit
Raseberries
Blueberries

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Ciruelas
Frambuesas
Arándanos

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Still not

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Todavía no

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Pumpkin

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Zapallitos

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Cookie dough

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Masa de galletas

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Wineries

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Bodegas

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Dressing

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Aderezo

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Oily/ fatty

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Aceitoso/ grasoso

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Path

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Camino

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What things you did in university

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Que cosas hacer en lugar de la universidad

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12
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Similar topics

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Temas similares

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He respects her

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El respeta ella

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Respect
Respects everyone

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La respeta
La respeta todo la gente

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Turn on/ turn on slang / turn off lights

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Encender/ prender/ apagar iluminada / bloques

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Nut, nail, hammer

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Tuerca, clavo, martillo

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Superlatives
what are they
what is the formula

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Extremes, exaggerations,
Relative, absolute, compare
Who is the most/least
_____ + mas.menos +adj + de + group

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18
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Is boring

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Era aburridisima

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Adverbs
Very far
Very much
Very tiny
Very late
Very early

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Muy / super + archi + extra
Lejísimos
Muchísimo
Poquísimo
Prontisimo
Tardísimo
Tempranisimo

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20
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It is very difficult to

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Esta archidificil

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21
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Shopping basket

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Cesta

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22
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Eggplant

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Berenjena
Rábanos

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Cashier

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En la caja

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Descubierto
Esparcido
El suelo
Aparecido
Judías verdes
Volando

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False Correct
Falso Verdadero
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I think that / it seems like/ it looks like
Parece que
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Possessives Pronombres Pro nombres reflective Possessive pronouns
Mi, tu, su, nuestro, su/sus = matches next word f/m/s/p Me, te, le, nos, les, + gustar, encontrar, Me, te, SE, nos, se Mia/o/s , tuya/o/s , suya/o/s, nuestros/a/s, suya/o/s = replace the subject Example: El suyo, la suya, mi coche or el mio Las tuyas son mejor es que las de tu hija No las suyas, son mejores que las mías
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We focus on
Nosotros nos enfocamos
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To last
Durar
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Helpful
Útil
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Completely burned
Estás completamente quemada!
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They bought it (pronombre)
Ellos la compren
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El está comiéndolo Nosotros estuvimos saludándolos Yo no estoy comprándolos Ellos huelen ‘persiguen
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Mud
Barro/lodo
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To dare
Atreverse Yo me atre revo
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to regret
Arrepentirse Arrepentí Arrepentís Arrepiente Arrepientimos Arrepienten
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Noticed
Notar Noté
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I tried it
Lo intento
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To brag / boast
Jactarse
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To complain
Quejarse
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To lie down/ go to bed
Acostarse
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To have fun
Divertirse
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Past tense for sit down
Sentarse Senté Sentaste Sentó Sentamos Sentaron
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To melt
Derretirse Derrito
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To dry To remove
Secarse Sacar
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Today it is very hot
Hoy hace mucho calor
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What I think we must do
Creo que deberían hacer
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List 3 different ways to say to try and their different uses and contexts
Probar, = to try on, to taste, to test Pruebo, Probamos, probaste, pruebas Probé = past tense tratar, = tp try to, to treat, to cure, to address ACTUALLY DID TRY. Trate = I tried me trajo de, va a tratarte con trata de reírte, (rayarte, reírse) intentar = to attempt to, intended to try Voyager a intentar, ella intento
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I think the same
Pienso la mismo
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Half
La mitad
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We already tried all the solutions possible
Ya hemos probado con todas las soluciones posibles Siempre hemos tratado de hacer lo mejor Ha intentado
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To choose Present Fast
Elegir = (EHLEEYHERE) Elijo, elegís, elige, eligemos, eligen Elegí, elegiste, eligió, eligimos, eligieron
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To trust Present Past
Confir Confío, confías, confía, confiamos, confían Confié, confiaste, confío, confiamos, confiaron
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An open mind
La mente abierta
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It’s difficult to explain how we got here
Es difícil explicar como llegamos aquí
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Page
Página
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What website?
Que sitio web. Página web?
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They are people that do not know about Uruguay
Ellos son las personas que nos dijeron sobre Uruguay
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You could, you should
Podría / debería
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When to use muy or mucho
Muy = very always with an adjective or adverb, emphasizes characteristics of people El avión aterrizo muy tarde Mucho = alto of, many, much = verb / nouns refers to a quantity 1.) Usually mucho can go after the verb and does not change based on the verb 2.) Before the object and matches s/p/m/f 3.) use mucho to replace the noun mentioned before so many of them a lot of _
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They gifted me
Me regalan
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Disgusting
Asqueroso (as- que- roso)
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Success
Éxito
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When do you use bien or mal
When talking about how an action was executed /done Usually adverbs never change based on gender or number But when you add bien or mal to an adjective it is about how something looks and changes Bueno.buena Malo. Mala
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Frequently
Frecuentemente
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Easily Hardly Especially
Facilimente Difícilmente y Especialmente Extremadamente Mente at the end of the adverb changes it to a feeling.
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Any thing Anyone
Algo Alguien
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Nightmare Possibly a bad dream
Una pesadilla Posiblemente un mal sueno
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To dream Present verb changes
Sonas Sueno Sonas Suena Soñamos Suenan
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Inside the farm
Dentro del garaje
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Recurring
Recurrentes /recurramentes
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To cry
Llorar (sho har)
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To hate Present Past
Odiar Odio, odias, odia, odiamos, odian Odie, odiaste, odio, odiamos, odiaron
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To quit Present Past
Dejar Dejo, dejas, deja, dejamos, dejan Deje, dejaste, dejo, dejamos, dejaron
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When my parents did not let me go to my friends house
Cuando mis padres no me dejaron ir a la casa de mis amigas
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Behave! Can you behave?
Cállate! Podes callarte!
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It’s a gift of life
Es un don (de vida )
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Can you quite down?
Puedes hacer silencio?
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What is the formula for using indirect object pronouns?
To who, What to/ what for You will see it in the sentence with Al = object A = person Mused be used every time there is an object but does not always replace it It’s. Usually before the verb or attached If its replacing the person its after the verb Me, te, le, nos, les, contigo, conmigo Ella no le va a dar Va a darle (going to give him) (Direct object, me, te, lo/la, nos, los/las) Who receives the indirect action
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Make them
Hacerles
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Try’s to attempt to
Trata
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Timing, until….
Dentro de…
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Past tense to lend
Presto
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It is ready
Esta a punto
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To launch
Estrenar
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To hang portraits
Colegar Colgando carteles Colgando retrato
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Warm smile
Sonrisa cálida
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Dimples in the cheeks
Hoyuelos en las mejillas Or carrillos
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There is barely 2 months
Quedan apenas dos mesas
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Asks with his mouth
Salga a pedir de boca
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Oil paint
Óleos
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Conditional rules and what do you do to the verb (formula)
Conditional is talking about hypothetical situations, would, could, should. When talking about wishes, suggestions, requests, probabilities, excuses, express feelings ER/AR/IR Sub + verb + complement To the verb you add - ia , ias, ia, ria, rían, riamos
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To me, I’m interested in _______ I would like to I would love to I could sell I could ask for
(No) + me/te/le//nos/les ________ interesaría / reflexive Gustaría Encantaría Tendría Podría Saldría Vendría = venir Podría Sabría Habría Querría Diría = decir Haría = hacer Cerraría = close Creería = believe Iria = to go Invertiría = invest
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Stack/ pile / of stuff
Apilar Las apile horno bajo
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Mastering
Dominando
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Embarrassing
Avergonzada
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He told me
El me dijo
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Tender
Tiernas
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Makes sense
Tiene sentido
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Have this on all sides
Hacer este en todos lados
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That they dont make the same mistakes
Que no hagan los mismos errores
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Pastry shop
Pastelería Pananaderia
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I’m going to send you it
Voy a enviártela I’m going to, send, indirect object, it, direct object her
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Chocolate chip cookies ingredients and instructions
Chips de chocolate Maizena / fécula de maiz, sal, azúcar blanca/morena, bicarbonato, mantequilla, extracto de vanilla, harina, huevo, yema (egg yolk), las claras de huevo (egg whites) Huevo entro - whole egg More time - dorada mantequilla Melted - derretida mantequilla Dos tazas y cuarto de harina Una cucharadita y media de maicena Tres cuatros de mantequilla Enfiar, y enfriada Media taza Cucharada - tablespoon Enfriar la masa en la nervera Cocinar por cinco minutes y después girar la bandeja
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My trick
Mi tuco!
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Until there is no lumps
Hasta que no hay grumos
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Thin
Ligera
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Add
Anadear
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Thick Greasy Add Spatula
Espesa Grasosa Incorporar O espátula de goma Los chips probablemente no se peguen a la masa Haz lo mejor para combinarlos Cubrir bien la masa Ajustado Por al menos, o hasta Toda la noche Dejar que/ descanse se ablandar a temperatura ambiente Precalentar el horno 163, cento sesenta tres gradúas
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Spoon of ice Measure
Cuchara para helado Medir - medí Mediano/ medianas Hacer una bola Asegurando que la forma es alta que ancha/o Casi a un cyliandro Los bordes Están dorados (cooked brown) Ligeramente Los centros va a ver muy suave Transferir Mas parejo (more even) cooking
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More cooking vocab A sautéed - stir fry Marinate To soften I burn (burn) my skin Add nuts The texture Yucky Cucuma Nutrients I dry the herbs I dry them They last longer Cumin Fermented peppers And crush/grind them Glove Papillae
Un salteado Marinero Para suavizar Me quemo (quemarse) la piel Agregar nueces La textura Asquerosa Cucuma Nutrientes Yo seco las hierbas Yo las seco Duran mas Comino Pimentos fermentados Y los triturar/ moler Guante Papilas
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Stability The government No hunger problems I had fun, I enjoyed myself, Being a host Organizing events Food by the basket We all bring something Rescadato What he thinks He has to wear glasses and screens
Estabilidad El gobierno No hay problemas de hambre Me divertí, me disfrute, Ser anfitrión Organizaren eventos Comida a la canasta Todos llevamos algo Rescadato Lo que el piensa Ha que usar lentes pantallas
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Whisk/mix Set aside Let stand I am making I am very grateful Anniversary I would listen to music I would joke
Batir/ mezclar Dejar a un lado Dejar reposar Estoy haciendo Estoy muy agradecida Aniversario Oiría musica Bromearía
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Difference between indirect object and direct object
IDO = things affected by verb (WHAT) Me te le/ le nos les/ les DO = person animal recieving (WHO FOR) Me te LO/LA nos lOS/LAS IDO first then DO Yo te voy a darla receta Yo tela voy a dar Maria se lo da IDO replaces le lo la Sela (IOP + DO)
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IOP/DO example combinations
Selo Sela Melo No voy a dárselo No puedo compártela
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Return 2 forms Ride a motorcycle Vintage shop To do the things Mirrors Dreams We are very lucky Greenhouse Things that I need to move We have a lot of wind It is very windy To leave something alone She does not like to leave her cat alone
Regresa/ volve Conducir motorcycle Tienda vintage de cosas usadas Des hacerse de la cosas Espejos Macetas - - arcilla Dueños , propietarios Somme’s, fuimos muy afortunados El invernadero/ invernoculor Cosas que pueden moverse Tiene mucho viento Es muy ventoso Dejar A ella no le gusta dejar a su gato solo
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I have a question for you I saw Smelled She is very jealous Jealous Behavior Behave! Behave better!
Yo le pregúntate Estresado Vi Oler tu aroma Engañado Estás engañado lo Ella es muy celosa Celosos Comportamiento Comporte Pórtate bien
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Rooster Extroverted Pregnant C section To die, died Shines Retired Anonymity To go To cure Grass Sit Bench’s Two bushes Pond
Un gallo Extrovertida Preñadas Cesárea Morir / murió Brillar Jubiladada / jubilarse Anónima Acudir acude Ocurrir / ocurre algo Césped/ pasto Sentarse Bancos La sombra de los arboles Dos arbustos El estanque
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Pond / lake
Tajamar Dyke
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She loves the most
Pero sobre todo
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Fancy
Pretencioso
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Animals Pigeons Skunks
Periquito Cajitas Parrots Una paloma Zorillo, zorrino
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I have a story
Tengo una historia
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To hold He was an ornithologist Graduate school Title Many things have changed. Pediatrics Genetics Miserable
Sostener Fue ornitólogo Escuela de graduados Título Muchas cosas han cambiando Pediatría Genética Miserable
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Stable Detail (dee, taje) Next (be, guide, entity) Loans Debts - debts The average The interests He read - I've read Anyone Double standard
Estable Detalle (dee, taje) Siguiente (sea, guíe, ente) Préstamos Deudas - debts El promedio Los intereses Leyó - he read Cualquier persona Doble standard
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Fruit tree varieties Mandarines Kumquats Avocado Apricots Pomegranates Kiwis Bananas
Mandarinas Quintos Paltas Aguacate Damasco Granadas Kiwi Bananas
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To die Present Past
Morir Muero, mueres, muere, muerimos, muerien Morí, moriste, morio, muerimos, muerieron
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UY/ARG clothing The shirt Football shirt Skirt Button down shirt Formal shoes Sneakers Shorts Dress Socks Underwear Bra Swimsuit Jacket
Remera Camiseta Pollera Camisa Zapatos Zapatos Zapatillas Pantalones corto Vestidos Meidas Ropa interior Corpiño Malla Chaqueta - campera
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Wifebeater tank top Suit Pullover sweater Vest Bag
La musculosa El traje El suéter El chaleco La blusa
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I take a shower Take a shower We take After a while I went for a run. I ran I met my girlfriend. Find I got up and took the train. Back, back to the side
Me duche Tome una ducha Nosotros tomamos Después de un rato Yo fui a correr Yo corrí Me encontré con mi novia Encontrase Me levante y tome el tren De regreso, devuelta a lado
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Someone visited us. I don't regret it Now there's no reason. Investigate, investigate They can't imagine what I do. What they do
Alguien nos visito No me arrepiento Ahora no hay razón Investigar, investigue Ellos no pueden imaginar lo que yo hago Lo que hacen
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Preventing burglaries Windshield We delay/return Towels It's early to know. Everyone has an axe to grind Intensity Playing I don't think she's trying to judge. Lose your choice Mother Nature I'm doing Overwhelming I feel overwhelmed I get a migraine. Catch him To Fight Her Blind That he gives us a drug.
Prevenir robos Parabrisas Retrasamos /volvemos Toallas Es temprano por saberlo Cada loco con su tema Intensidad Jugando No creo que ella esta intentando juzgar Perdien elijas La madre naturaleza Estoy haciendo Abrumador Me siento abrumada Me da una migraña Atraparlo Pelearla Ciega Que nos de una droga
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Quiero/pido Almuerzas / entiendes Despierta/ pide Queremos/ pedimos Pueden / juegan Eres, es, son Pedir = ordenar Se hago haces Digo /tengo Dices/tienes Dice/ tiene
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French press Instant Decaffeinated Thick Calories Fiber The lightning Rallas, listen Humid Turkish lentils Dense Does it disgust you? Slugs Leaves What am I doing wrong?
Prensa francesa Instantáneo Descafeinado Espeso Calorías Fibra Lo rayo Rallas escuche Húmedo Lentejas turcas Denso Te da asco? Babosas Hojas Que estoy haciendo mal
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SER - history stories ESTAR - description more actions top come, larger actions, not isolated SER - past - ONCE ESTAR - past - ONCE specific time
Era, eras, era, éramos, eran Estaba, estabas, estaba, estábamos, estaban Fui, fuiste, fue, fuimos, fueron Estuve, estuviste, estuvo, estuvimos, estuvieron
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Day before yesterday
Antier Anteayer
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He didn't feel well. We were very tired. I was at my house last night. I was changing I was feeling bad. I'm feeling I'm feeling good now. Only child I made jokes It depends on my humor.
No se sintió bien Nosotros estuvimos muy cansado Yo estaba en mi casa anoche Estaba cambiando Estuve sintiéndome mal Estoy sintiéndome Me estoy sintiendo bien ahora Hijo único Hice chistes Depende mi humor
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Council Instead of Chapter Moral code Values = virtues
Consejo En lugar de Capítulo Código moral Valores = virtues
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Cheek Chin Eyebrows Chest Wrist Palm Knee Thumbs Foot Toes Heel Ankles Calves front Calve back Thighs Hips Glute Elbow Neck Spine Back Low back
La mejilla - mehella El mentón El ceja El pecho Entranamous Pesos liviano ligero La muñeca La palma La rodilla El pulgar El pie El dedo del pie El talon El tobillo La canilla La pantorrilla El muslo La cadera La nalga El codo El cuello La columna Espalda Espalda baja
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Lifting weights Very flexible joints Very heavy weights When we grow up We're aging Bones You hurt yourself Movements I offer to teach The abdomen Tension to the auscultó
Levantar pesos Articulaciones muy flexibles Pesos muy pesado Cuando crecemos Envejecemos Huesos Te lastimaste Movimientos Ofrezco enseñar El abdomen Tensión a el auscultó
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Go to bed Spending money He's a genius Add it / add it To edit They visited I told them - I said that They are tenderly offended. I discovered The social battery of our body is low. The back of the arms
Acuéstate Gastar dinero El es un genio Añadirlo / agregar Editar Visitaron Les dije - i said that Ellos se in tierno ofendidos Descubrí La batería social de nuestro cuerpo esta baja La parte detrás del brazos
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Demanding - demands /expects Exhausting = exhausting Sudar - sweat Screams - scream Venga - come Al principio - at the beginning of Nudos - knots Mantenerse - shape Form I'm ready Adelgazar - lose weight Bajar /peder peso Un panza gordo - estómago - fat belly Certain
Exigente - demands /expects Agotadores = exhausting Sudar - sweat Grita - scream Venga - come Al principio - at the beginning of Nudos - knots Mantenerse - shape Forma Se apunto Adelgazar - lose weight Bajar /peder peso Un panza gordo - estómago - fat belly Ciertas
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Despite this thin With the heels raising them to er tarso derro ta two His giving too much The teacher ends up being satisfied. Fast panties I'll give you We cut those weights. Ocharondas Muscle failure To heal I crashed a car No bone broke. He is a curator. Selfish
A pesar de esta delgada Con los talones subiéndolos hasta er tarso derro ta dos Su dando demasiado /ucho La profesor termina estando satistecha Calzón rápidos Le gregunte Nosotros tajimos esas pesas Ocharondas Falla muscular Curarse Un coche lo choco No se rompió ningún hueso El esta curador Egoísta
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To hear Present Past
Oigo Quiere Oír, oigo, oyes, oye, oímos, oyen Oí, oíste, oyó, oímos, oyeron
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I told him She told me something. Hormones Devices Multigenerational trauma To forgive Resentments Patterns Attract - attracts
Yo le dije Ella me dijo algo Hormonas Dispositivos Trauma multigeneracional Perdonar Resentimientos Patrones Atrae - attracts
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He always lets him win. He could win To bite She always bites him. It allows them to relax Less than before, less than at that time. Never develop flexibility. To develop Long limbs Greyhound Races Torso Swimmers I'm writing down He signed me in I'm in For everyone Success Your working day
El siempre le deja ganar El podría ganar Morder Ella siempre lo muerde Les permite relajarse Meno que antes menos que en ese entonces Nunca desarrolle la flexibilidad Desarrollar Extremidades largas Galgo Razas Torso Nadadores Me anoto Me inscribió Me apunto Para todo el mundo Éxito Su jornada laboral
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When to use mucho and muy
Mucho - not with a verb, always masculine and singular Muy - adjectives
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In what do you do for work I am a writer
En que tu trabajas? Soy una escritora Creatividad Yo me ejercito Yo hago ejercicio Yo preparo desayunado Desorganiza Son leales Vistas Específico Me cuesta tomar agua Electrolitos Absorber el liquido Guarnición
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Crunchy In one second
Crocante - crunchy Segundo - in one second Rana Muestran - they show Exitosa - successful Divertidos Portarse - behave Se portan Correa En el fondo - in the background Un remera blanca Jaula - jail
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I would leave it for a long time. Sitting on the couch A marriage A married couple Overrilir Fires - fires Do you agree? To order
Dejaría so la mucho tiempo Sentado en el sofá Un matrimonia Una pareja casada Sobrerilir Incendios - fires Estás acuerdo Para ordenar