quiz 5555

acordarse (de) (o:ue)

to remember

acostarse (o:ue)

to go to bed

afeitarse

to shave

bañarse

to take a bath

cepillarse el pelo

to brush one's hair

cepillarse los dientes

to brush one's teeth

despertarse (e:ie)

to wake up

dormirse (o:ue)

to go to sleep; to fall asleep

ducharse

to take a shower

enojarse (con)

to get angry (with)

irse

to go away; to leave

lavarse la cara

to wash one's face

lavarse las manos

to wash one's hands

levantarse

to get up

llamarse

to be called; to be named

maquillarse

to put on makeup

peinarse

to comb one's hair

ponerse

to put on

ponerse (+ adj.)

to become (+ adj.)

preocuparse (por)

to worry (about)

probarse (o:ue)

to try on

quedarse

to stay

quitarse

to take off

secarse

to dry (oneself)

sentarse (e:ie)

to sit down

sentirse (e:ie)

to feel

vestirse (e:i)

to get dressed

Demonstrative Adjectives

precede the nouns that they modify and agree in gender and number. They “demonstrate” or “point out” nouns.

este, esta, estos, estas

close by Aquí/acá

ese, esa, esos, esas

Ahí medium distance

aquel, aquella, aquellos, aquellas

far away. allí/allá

aquí/acá

Here

ahí

there

allí/allá

(over) there

este/esta

this

lavarse

to wash

bañarse

to take a bath

aburrir

to bore

encantar

to like very much; to love (inanimate objects)

faltar

to lack; to need

fascinar

to fascinate; to like very much

importar

to be important to; to matter

interesar

to be interesting to; to interest

molestar

to bother; to annoy

quedar

to be left over; to fit (clothing)

no gustar

to dislike

caer mal

to dislike (a person)

disgustar

to annoy, offend, upset

irritar

to irritate

molestar

to bother; to annoy

no importar

doesn't matter

aburrir

to bore

A mí

very me

A tí

very you

gustar rule 1

only use 3rd person sing./plural with (me/te/le/nos/les)

gustar rule 2

w/ infinitive, we use 3rd person singular form

me/te/se/nos/se

reflexive pronouns

gustar pronouns

me, te, le, nos, les

mi, mis, tu, tus, su, sus, nuestro, nuestros

possesive adjectives pronouns