Y4 grammar Flashcards
What does using the reflexive for non-reflexive verbs usually denote? (Dativo ético)
It denotes a strong relationship between the subject agent of the phrase and the specific direct object of the sentence, often translating to “manage” to do something
Name the SIX principal uses of ‘por’
Duration of time Motivation Cause Position Medio (travel and communication) Exchanges (algo por algo)
Name the FOUR principal uses of ‘para’
Destinations
Recipients
Deadlines
Goals
Por or para?
Durante las elecciones presidenciales, él no salió …… ministro de salud
PARA
cargo profesional o estatus
Por or para?
No estoy ….. sus chistes
PARA
Estar para = not in the mood for
Por or para?
Faltan tres días ….. los resultados de mi licencia
PARA
Temporal or spatial situation
Por or para?
No hace demasiado calor ….. ser julio
PARA
Algo fuera de lo habitual
Por or para?
Tengo tres capitulos del libro de Larson ….. leer …. jueves
POR … PARA
Por + infinvitivo = duración
Para + fecha = deadline
What is the difference between aplicar and solicitar?
Aplicar = physical action of applying something
Solicitar = applying to something
What is the difference between pedir, preguntar, hacer una pregunta?
Pedir = to ask for something
Preguntar = to ask (information)
Hacer una pregunta = to ask a question
What is the difference between asistir, atender?
Asistir = to go to an event, school
Atender = to help, care
What is the difference between ir, irse, salir and marchar?
Ir = to go
Irse = to leave one place for another
Salir = to leave a place
Marchar = to leave one place for another
What is the difference between aprender, enterarse de, averiguar and saber?
Aprender = to learn something
Enterarse de = to learn by chance
Averiguar = to learn by investigating
Saber = to know
What is the difference between conocer, quedar, encontrarse and tropezar con?
Conocer = to first meet someone
Quedar = to meet (at an appointment)
Encontrarse/tropezar con = to meet someone by chance
What is the difference between aguantar, apoyar, mantener, meter, poner/ponerse and soportar?
Aguantar/soportar = to put up with smthn
Apoyar = to support
Mantener = to provide for
Meter = to introduce something inside another
Poner/ponerse = to place something in/on something