01066 Present Tense – Stem-changing Verbs (o-ue)
Hola. In this lesson, we’ll be talking about verbs that go through a change in the middle. We call them stem-changing verbs. In this video, we discuss one type, those that change from o-ue.
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Vocabulario:
sustantivos (nouns):
allí – there
el lugar – the place
el niño – the boy (child)
el perro – dog
el sofá – the couch
el teléfono – telephone
el tren – the train
eso – that
la biblioteca – library
la escuela – school
la panadería – the bread store
las cosas – things
las flores – flowers
las hamburguesas – hamburgers
las ovejas – the sheep
las plantas – plants
la tienda – the store
los abuelos – grandparents
los compañeros – class mates
los gatos – cats
los juguetes – toys
los trabajadores – the workers
¿quién? – who?
todo – everything, all
un chiste – a joke
verbos (verbs):
apestar – to stink
apesta – it stinks
comer – to eat
comen – they eat
dejar- to leave
dejó – s/he left
hace frío – it’s cold
leer – to read
lees – you read
llamarse – to call oneself
se llama – he calls himself / she calls herself
llevar – to take
lleva – s/he takes
poder – to be able to; can
puede – s/he can
ser – to be
es – s/he is
visitar – to visit
visitas – you visit
vivir – to live
vive – s/he lives
otro (other):
a – to
a las once y media – at 11:30
a las siete – at 7:00
al lado de – beside, next to
bonito – beautiful
casi – almost
¿cómo? – how?
cuando – when
¿cuánto? – how much?
de – of
de la mañana – in the morning
de repente – suddenly
desde hace cuatro días – since four days have passed / for four days
después de [verb] – after [doing]
donde – where
¿dónde? – where?
dos – two
en – in, at, on
ese – that
interesante – interesante
jamás – never
lo que – what; that which
los fines de semana – on the weekends
mismo – same
mucho – a lot
muchos – many
no – no
nada – nothing
nunca – never
porque – because
raro – weird, strange
siempre – always
sólo – only
su(s) – his/her
tarde – late
todavía – still
todos los días – every day
su – his/her
tan – so
tu – your
un poco – a little (bit)
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Tengo una pregunta: ¿Qué debe ser a las 6:15 “que llevEn” o “que llevAn”? Porque no entiendo esto…
Senor Jordan, are some of the verbs missing from the word bank in this lesson?
Do you have worksheets available to go along with your video lessons? I love your videos and show them to my students on a regular basis. I have made a few worksheets to go along with your videos and they make for a great lesson.
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A quick question…how do remove the tag with the lesson name/number etc as it overlays the spanish text at the top of the youtube?
I have examples I can send you but this won’t let me import a picture.
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