IR to go fui u fuiste u fuimos

IR – to go fui u fuiste u fuimos u fuisteis u fueron u

Primeros Cinco Minutos Usando el verbo ir en el pretérito. Contesta: u ¿dónde fuiste en el fin de semana? fui u fuiste u fuimos fueron

Ir- to go stem-fu My friends and I went to the “fu” fighters concert last night.

The baby went fu the tunnel.

The man was found innocent of murder and was allowed to go fui.

SER – to be § § § fuiste fuimos fuisteis fueron

Ser- to be § To be or not to fui. (that is the question)

DAR – to give n diste n dio n dimos n disteis n dieron

n. D gave her cat away.

Dar – to give ¯I gave the di to my friend Joe.

He gave her a Diamond

I’ll give you di money.

Ver n vi vimos n viste n vio vieron

vi saw the action

Vamos a practicar n 1. to see n 2. to go n 3 to give n 4. to be n 5. to bargin n 6. Neighbor’s choice 1. yo 2. tú 3. ella/el 4. ustedes 5. Nosotros 6. ellos

La tarea n escribe de una vacacion: n ¿dónde fuiste? n ¿qué hiciste? n ¿con quién fuiste? n ¿qué compraste? n ¿qué viste? n ¿diste un recuerdo a una persona/ amigo?

Hacer - to make n hiciste n hizo n hicimos n hicieron

Hacer – to make “Hiz” I made hiz lunch.

Hacer – to do/make n. I did this project and it was not hicy.

Hacer HICEd to make it.

vamos a poner el verb Hacer en nuestros libros.

¿dónde fueron los chicos? n fueron a un hostal

¿qué hicieron las chicas? Montaron a caballo.

¿qué hizo la mamá? Hizo la comida.

¿dónde visitaste tú? visité la casa blanca

¿qué hicieron las personas? ¿acamparon en las montañas?

¿qué le dio Will a Kate?

¿dónde fueron los turistas? n fueron al mercado de aire libre.

ANDAR – to walk stem – anduv-

Andar-to walk • I walked part of the way anduv the rest of the way.

ANDAR The dog walked up ANDUVer the obstacle.

ANDAR I’ve been running anduv been walking.

DECIR – to say, to tell stem – dij-

Decir The dije told everyone to dance.

We told the dije to play a song.

Dij you tell him the secret?

Dij. Decir- to say I told her I broke the dij.

Decir-to tell/say Dij - Dijon He told me about the honey dijon mustard.

Decir I said, “Do you have any DIJon mustard? ”

ESTAR – to be stem – estuv-

Estar – to be Ð The estuv was hot.

Estuv- Estar- to be I was cooking on estuv.

Estar I was in the estuve playing hideand-go-seek.

To be cool you need to cook on ESTUV.

HACER – to do, to make stem – hic-

PODER – to be able to (can) stem – pud-

Poder: to be able to stem-pud • The baby was able to eat “pud”ding

Poder-to be able Pud - Pudding I was able to have pudding after my surgery.

He could have stepped in the PUDdle.

Poder – to be able to • I could trim the pudle.

PONER – to put stem – pus-

Mrs. Armstrong put the pus on the cutting table.

Poner-to put • My puso cat put on her helmet by herself.

Poner The Indian woman put her baby in the papus.

QUERER – to want stem – quis-

The boy wanted the quis.

Querer – to want “Quis” I want a quis!

Querer I want some QUISO dip with my chips.

Querer-to want Quis - Quiche I wanted some quis for an appetizer.

I love Mar. QUIS.

SABER – to know stem – sup-

We wanted to know what was in the sup.

Saber-to know Sup - Supper I knew that we were having steak, peas, and potatoes for supper.

saber: to know stem-sup n The athlete knew not to take any “sup” plements.

Saber – to know facts s. I knew the floor was supe, because my dad spilled the soap.

Sup. I knew you were SUPer.

SUPerman knew that his weakness was kryptonite.

What’s sup? Who wants to know? !

Saber-to know Who knew ‘sup with that wave, dude? !

TENER – to have stem – tuv-

I have a tuv of toothpaste.

I had a tuv, but someone popped it.

We had two TUVas in the marching band.

Tuv. Tener- to have I have a tuv ache.

TRADUCIR – to translate stem – traduj(All verbs ending in -cir work the same way – conducir, producir)

Traducir- to translate Will you tra duj translate the Spanish for me?

TRADUCIR – to translate The teacher translated the traduje.

TRAER – to bring stem – traj-

Traer- to bring (stem – traj-) • I am going traj to bring pie to the party.

I brought the traje of fruit. tray

Traer • The waiter brings the traje.

TRAER I brought a traje.

VENIR – to come stem – vin-

Venir- to come n George of the jungle came swinging on a vine to save me.

Venir VIN did you come home?

I came vin I saw blood.

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