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¿Qué le duele?. ¿Cómo formamos las frases? The verb “doler” (to hurt) is a stem changing verb. The o changes to ue in all form but the nosotros and vosotros.

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Presentación del tema: "¿Qué le duele?. ¿Cómo formamos las frases? The verb “doler” (to hurt) is a stem changing verb. The o changes to ue in all form but the nosotros and vosotros."— Transcripción de la presentación:

1 ¿Qué le duele?

2 ¿Cómo formamos las frases? The verb “doler” (to hurt) is a stem changing verb. The o changes to ue in all form but the nosotros and vosotros. HOWEVER, for our purposes, you only need to focus on two forms: Él / ella / Ud -> duele Ellos / ellas /Uds. -> duelen

3 ¿Cómo formamos las frases? We use the verb “doler” just like we do “gustar.” Ask yourself two questions: Who does it hurt? (pronoun in front) What hurts? (form of doler; duele (one body part) or duelen (two or more body parts).

4 ¿Cómo formamos las frases? Para la persona – Similar al verbo gustar menos teos leles Para la parte del cuerpo – singular v. plural duele duelen

5 Le duele el diente.

6 Le duelen las piernas.

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