Querer To want. Querer QUERER means to want It is an –ER verb The stem is: quer It is irregular Querer is known as a boot verb because the e changes to.

Jugar.
The Verb Jugar To play The Verb Jugar o In Spanish, the verb jugar is used to talk about playing a sport or a game. o It is used to say that someone.
Pensar, Querer, and Preferir PREFERIR n Here we will learn the verb PREFERIR, which means “to prefer.” n But before we do, let’s look at 2 other verbs.
-AR Verbs.
VERBOS Nombre: ____________________ el tres de noviembre de dos mil catorce.
What do these verbs mean?.  The –ar verbs you have learned are called regular verbs because their conjugations all follow a predictable pattern. Some.
REGULAR VERBS Verbs whose INFINITIVES end in -ar follow a pattern.
Present Tense Verbs. Infinitive: The verb form listed in the dictionary. In English, the infinitive usually include to: hablar- to talk / trabajar – to.
Español I 4B 1. Is it a regular verb, a stem changing verb, or an irregular verb? It’s a stem changing verb!
To be or not to be…. Inglés IWe YouY´all He/She/ItThem.
Stem-changing verbs AKA “Boot verbs”. How to conjugate JUGAR Drop the infinitive ending. The infinitive ending on JUGAR is AR. Now you have the stem JUG.
El verbo jugar Las clases de Sra. Schwarz Realidades 1.
Copy the white notes.  There are three types of verbs in the Spanish language. Verbs that end in –ar, -er, and –ir  Example: hablar, comer, escribir.
Capítulo 3 Sección 2. ¿Qué haces los fines de semana? Los fines de semana … Los sábados … Los domingos … Cuando hace buen tiempo …
The Verb Venir …and Traer. What Does it Mean? is coming  We use venir to say that someone is coming to a place or an event Ex/ you coming When are you.
Jugar – to play. Jugar - to play Jugar is the verb used when discussing playing games and playing a sport. It is a stem-changing verb. This means that.
Page 180 Realidades 1 The Verb IR REGULAR VERBS Verbs whose INFINITIVES end in -ar follow a pattern.
El verbo jugar to play a sport or game.
Jugar & Ir Playing and going…. What is a contraction??
JUGAR to play a sport or a game. Los Deportes: el básquetbolBASKETBALL el béisbolBASEBALL el fútbolSOCCER el fútbol americanoFOOTBALL el golfGOLF el tenisTENNIS.
Escribe en español: 1.the smallest bed 2.the least organized closet 3. the biggest balloon 4.the prettiest flower 5.the ugliest dog 6.the most interesting.
-AR Verbs Ch. 3 - AR Verbs.
Los verbos con cambio radical (e—ie)
Las clases de Sra. Schwarz Realidades 1
O-ue stem changing verbs
Stem-changing verbs AKA Boot verbs.
Me llamo _______ Clase 802 La fecha es el 7 de octubre del 2016
Spanish Stem-Changing Verbs
The Verb Jugar.
The Verb Jugar To play U-UE Stem Changing Verb Capítulo 5; P. 172.
Los Verbos Irregulares
Los verbos con cambio de raíz
Apuntes: El verbo Preferir
Lección 4: Los pasatiempos
The verbs ‘to play’ and ‘to go’
The Verb Jugar (revised version of Mrs. Shirley’s PowerPoint of North Intermediate HS in Broken Arrow, OK)
JUGAR to play a sport or a game
– TO BE PLEASING/TO LIKE
Stem Changing Verbs e ie Explanation of Stem-Changing Verbs
Me llamo __________ Clase 802 La fecha es el 16 de octubre del 2017
El presente en -AR Today you will learn:
Stem Change Verbs.
Calentamiento: tener y venir
Vamonos Translate the following sentences: Ella canta en el coro.
The Verb Jugar P. 208 Realidades 1.
Spanish Stem-Changing Verbs
JUGAR to play a sport or a game
The present tense of ir and jugar
The Verb Jugar P. 208 Realidades 1.
The Verb Jugar P. 208 Realidades 1.
LOS VERBOS "BOTA".
El presente de los verbos de cambio radical (o/u>ue)
The Verb Jugar P. 208 Realidades 1.
Quasimodo: Quasimodo Connector words Markerboards Juego de la pelota
Querer To want Ch. 3 - Querer.
The Verb Jugar P. 208 Realidades 1.
Cap. 1 Gramática 1 Español 2 Pgs. 10, 12 y 14
The Verb Jugar P. 208 Realidades 1.
THE VERB IR.
Quasimodo: ¿Qué vas a hacer mañana? ¿Adónde vas mañana?
Present tense of ir and jugar
Hagan Ahora: What verbs mean “to play”? (There are two.)
El Verbo SER This template can be used as a starter file for a photo album.
Conjugate regular –ar, -er, -ir. infinitives in the present tense
Jugar.
Present Tense of the verbs “ir ” (to go) and “jugar” (to play)
IR + a + infinitive The simple future.
¿QuÉ te gusta Hacer? What do you like to do?.
Tarea.