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JUGAR = TO PLAY.

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1 JUGAR = TO PLAY

2 JUGAR means to play a SPORT or a GAME.
When you use JUGAR and a sport, use “al” after jugar. (“al” should be in between jugar and the sport.) Por ejemplo: 1. 2. Yo juego al tenis. Me gusta jugar al volibol.

3 JUGAR is an –AR verb, so it uses the –AR endings we know and love.
The CATCH is that JUGAR is a BOOT VERB. It changes uue inside the boot. But, Srta. Derrick, what the heck is a boot verb????

4 JUGAR (UUE) JUEGO JUGAMOS JUEGAS JUGÁIS JUEGA JUEGAN yo nosotros tú
vosotros él ella Usted ellos ellas Ustedes JUEGO JUGAMOS JUEGAS JUGÁIS JUEGA JUEGAN

5 VAMOS A PRACTICAR Conjugate JUGAR to match the subject. juegan juega
1. Mis amigos Usted 2. Lorena Paco y yo 3. Tú yo 4. Tú y yo Matina y David juegan juega juega jugamos juegas juego jugamos juegan

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