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2_La vida diaria

1002_Stem-changing Verbs in the Present Tense

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Yo empiezo a trabajar a las ocho de la mañana. I start working at eight o´clock in the morning.
En España, nosotros almorzamos a las dos de la tarde. In Spain, we have lunch at two o´clock in the afternoon.
En los Estados Unidos, almorzamos al mediodía. In the U. S., we have lunch at noon.
Ella comienza a trabajar el lunes. She begins working on Monday.
Ellos juegan al fútbol todos los sábados. They play soccer every Saturday.
Yo pienso ir con ustedes. I am planning to go with you all.
Yo pienso que sí. I think so.
Ella piensa mucho. She thinks a lot.
¿Cuándo prefiere usted venir? When do you prefer to come?
¿Dónde prefieren ustedes vivir? Where do you all prefer to live?
Yo quiero Taco Bell. I want Taco Bell.
Ella quiere ir. She wants to go.
Yo no quiero ir. I don´t want to go.
Tienes que venir. You have to come.
Ellos tienen que limpiar la casa. They have to clean the house.
Él tiene que cortar la hierba. He has to cut the grass.
Nosotros tenemos que poner la mesa. We have to set the table.
¿A qué hora sirven el almuerzo en la cafetería? At what time do they serve lunch at the cafeteria?
Yo pido el almuerzo por Internet. I am ordering lunch online.
Puedo ir. I can go.
No podemos empezar ahora. We can´t begin now.
Ellos pueden pedir por Internet o por teléfono. They can order online or on the phone.
Ella puede lavar la ropa el lunes. She can wash clothes on Monday.
Él puede cortar la hierba la semana que viene. He can cut the grass next week.
almorzar to eat lunch
costar to cost
dormir to sleep
encontrar to find
jugar to play
morir to die
morir de to die of
poder to be able to
recordar to remember
soñar to dream
volver to return, to come back
pedir to request , to ask for
conseguir to obtain
repetir to repeat
seguir to follow, to continue
querer to love, to want
empezar to begin
entender to understand
preferir to prefer
perder to lose
pensar to think
Created by: R Vickery
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