LOS VERBOS Ir de compras 4.1
Conjugate the verb ir based on the subject of your sentence. Ir de compras To go shopping
To carry, to take, or to wear Llevar llevar — to carry (something) — No puedo llevar nada más. llevar — to tolerate, cope or deal with (something) — Lleva muy bien las derrotas. He puts up with defeat very well. llevar (algo or a alguien) — to transport (something or someone) — Pedro nos llevó al aeropuerto. Pedro took us to the airport. llevar (ropa o estilo) — to wear (clothing or style), to sport (a type of clothing or style) — No es necesario llevar el sombrero. llevar (ingrediente) — to have or include (an ingredient) — A mi madre le gusta todo lo que lleva chocolate. My mother likes anything with chocolate in it.
To pay Pagar
To cost Costar (ue) O – UE stem-changing verb To cost – used with the word ‘cuanto to ask how much something costs’. Use ‘cuesta’ if you’re referring to a singular item. Use ‘cuestan’ if you’re referring to multiple items.
To close or to shut Cerrar (ie) E – IE stem-changing verb
To begin, to start Empezar (ie) E – IE stem-changing verb
To understand Entender (ie) E – IE stem-changing verb
To think Pensar (ie) E – IE stem-changing verb Used with ‘que’ to mean ‘think that’
To prefer Preferir (ie) E – IE stem-changing verb
To want Querer (ie) E – IE stem-changing verb
To be hot Expressions with TENER Tener calor To be cold Tener frío To be right Tener razón To be lucky Tener suerte