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Es jueves, el 6 de julio 2017
Review Post: Yesterday, el 5 de julio (lista de 40 verbos)
Hola,
We have really been working on verbs lately and yesterday we had a list of 40.
Today, here are some tips and a little quiz to help you continue to learn verb vocabulary.
Tips:
1. Learn opposites
comprar / vender – buy / sell
mandar / recibir – send / receive
2. Look for cognates … and false cognates!
estudiar – to study
necesitar – to need
preparar – to prepare
usar – to use
! asistir – to attend, NOT to assist !
3. Try to make connections
bailar / cantar – dance / sing
tomar / comer / beber – ingest / eat / drink
música: escuchar / tocar -Music: listen to / play
Language learning: aprender / comprender – to learn / to understand
or
Language learning: hablar / escuchar / leer / escribir – speak / listen to / read / write
buscar / mirar – to look for / to look at
Actividades del verano: nadar / celebrar / caminar / viajar / cocinar – summertime activities: swim / celebrate / walk / travel / cook
What connections do you make with the verbs?
Quiz:
1. buscar
a. to look at
b. to look for
2. cocinar
a. to cook
b. to walk
3.comprar
a. to buy
b. to sell
c. to run
4. deber
a. to want
b. to believe
c. should, ought to
5. desear
a. should, ought to
b. to want
c. to use
6. ganar
a. to read
b. to attend
c. to win, earn
7. llegar
a. to carry, wear or take
b. to arrive
c. to learn
8. llevar
a. to arrive
b. to learn
c. to carry, wear or take
9. creer
a. to believe
b. to run
c. to walk
10. asistir
a. to assist, to help
b. to attend an event
c. to swim
¿Cómo se dice en inglés?
buscar
pagar
tocar
correr
creer
leer
abrir
escribir
¿Cómo se dice en español?
to arrive
to suffer
to live
to believe
to look for
to sell
play an instrument
open
Action steps:
Either print out or copy the vocab from yesterday into your Spanish Blog 365 journal and then take this little quiz multiple times till you feel like you know 20 or more of the verbs.
Thank you so much for stopping by! Leave me a note and let me know how it’s going with your Spanish. I’d love to hear from you!
Hasta mañana,
Carolina
