FLACS SPANISH VERBS

alquilar

to rent

andar

to walk to ride

apagar

to turn off (lights, tv)

arreglar

to fix or tidy up

ayudar

to help

bailar

to dance

bajar

to lower or go down (stairs)

cambiar

to change or exchange

caminar

to walk

cantar

to sing

cenar

to have dinner

cocinar

to cook

comprar

to buy

contestar

to answer

continuar

to continue

cuidar

to care for

dejar

to leave behind (tip)

descansar

to rest

desear

to wish, desire or want

enseñar

to teach

entregar

to hand in or deliver

enviar

to send (email, postcard)

escuchar

to listen

esperar

to wait

estudiar

to study

explicar

to explain

ganar

to win or earn (money)

gastar

to spend

guardar

to put away

gastar

to spend

guardar

to put away

gustar

to like or be pleasing to

hablar

to speak

lavar

to wash

limpiar

to clean

llamar

to call

llegar

to arrive

llenar

to fill

llevar

to take, carry or bring

llorar

to cry

mandar

to send

mirar

to look at or watch

nadar

to swim

necesitar

to need

olvidar

to forget

pagar

to pay

pasar

to spend (time)

patinar

to skate

pintar

to paint

preguntar

to ask a question

presentar

to introduce or present

prestar

to lend or loan

regalar

to give as a gift

regresar

to give as a gift

sacar

to take out (the homework or the garbage)

saludar

to greet

terminar

to finish

tocar

to touch or play (an instrument)

tomar

to take (an exam or bus)

trabajar

to work

viajar

to travel

visitar

to visit

aprender

to learn

beber

to drink

comer

to eat

comprender

to comprehend or understand

correr

to run

creer

to believe

deber

ought to or should

esconder

to hide

leer

to read

prometer

to promise

responder

to respond

romper

to break

vender

to sell

abrir

to open

asistir (a)

to attend

ocurrir

to occur or happen

permitir

to permit or allow

prohibir

to prohibit or forbid

subir

to raise (the volume or go up (stairs)

vivir

to live

hacer

to do or make

poner

to put or place

salir

to go out or leave

caerse

to fall

traer

to bring

saber

to know facts or information

ver

to see

ser

to be (origin, nationality)

estar

to be (location, feelings)

ir

to go

dar

to give

decir

to tell or say

tener

to have

venir

to come (to school or a party)

jugar (ue)

to play

pensar (ie)

to think

cerrar (ie)

to close

encontrar (ue)

to find