Acabar de infinitive Venir Gustar Espaol 1 Acabar

“Acabar + de + infinitive” “Venir” “Gustar” Español 1

“Acabar + de + infinitive” • Used to express that something just happened. • Present tense of “acabar” + de + infinitive

“Acabar” • • • Yo Tú El/ella/ud. Nosotros Vosotros Ellos/ellas/uds. acabo acabas acabamos acabáis acaban

Ejemplos • Yo acabo de comprar unos zapatos. – I just bought some shoes. • Nosotros acabamos de ganar el partido. – We just won the game. • Ella acaba de estudiar. – She just studied.

“Venir” • To say you are “coming from somewhere” or “coming to a place. ” • Present tense of “venir” + “a” + place = to come to a place. • Present tense of “venir” + “de” + place = to come from somewhere. • Remember we may need “a + el = al” or + el = del” here. “de

“Venir” • • • Yo Tú El/ella/ud. Nosotros Vosotros Ellos/ellas/uds. vengo vienes viene venimos venís vienen

Ejemplos • Roberto y su familia vienen a Puerto Rico. – Roberto and his family are coming to Puerto Rico. • Yo vengo del supermercado. – I am coming from the supermarket.

“Gustar” + infinitive • You have learned “me gusta, te gusta, and le gusta” for expressing likes and dislikes. • We can use someone’s name or a pronoun in the sentence as well. • Remember “gusta” will NEVER change!

• • • A mi A ti A el/ella/ud. (or name) A nosotros A vosotros A ellos/ellas/uds. (or names) me gusta te gusta le gusta nos gusta les gusta **Add the infinitive after “gusta. ” ** “A” must come before the name or pronoun.

Ejemplos • A nosotros nos gusta practicar deportes. – We like to practice sports. • A los estudiantes no les gusta estudiar. – The students don’t like to study. • A Juan le gusta correr. – Juan likes to run. • A mi me gusta caminar con el perro. – I like to walk my dog.