En ingls, pgina 86

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En inglés, página 86

• In English, infinitives do not have any special
  endings, but they almost always have the word
  to in front of them.
• to play
• to run
• to write
• In Spanish, infinitives end in ar, -er, or -ir.
• jugar
• correr
• escribir
• Qué te gusta hacer?

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Exprésate 1 Cápitulo 3, página 86

• INFINITIVE Tells the meaning of the verb
  without stating the subject.
• to sing
• to eat
• to write
• There are three kinds of infinitives in Spanish.
• to sing cantar (those ending in ar)
• to eat comer (those ending in er)
• to write escribir (those ending in ir)

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• Just like nouns, infinitives can be used after a
  verb like gustar.
• Me gusta la música. I like music.
• Me gusta cantar. I like to sing./
  I
  like singing.
• Always use gusta (not gustan) with infinitives.
• Me gusta el estudiante. I like the student.
• Me gustan los estudiantes. I like the students.
• Me gusta jugar al tenis. I like to play tennis.
  
  playing
• Qué te gusta hacer?

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Exprésate 1 Cápitulo 3, página 88

• Pronouns can stand for the same noun and yet have
  different forms, depending how they are used.
• Yo soy Javier. Tengo quince años y me gusta
  dibujar.
• Both yo and me refer to Javier.

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• You already know the subject pronouns
• yo nosotros/as
• tú vosotros/as
• Ud. Uds.
• él ellos
• ella ellas
  
• You also know the pronouns used with gustar.
• me nos
• te os
• le les
• Pronouns have a different form when they are
  after prepositions such as a (to), con
  (with), de (of, from, about), en
  (in, on, at)

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• with
• subject gustar after a
  preposition
  
  yo
  me (a mí)
• tú te (a ti)
• usted le (a usted)
• él le (a él)
• ella le (a ella)
• nosotros/as nos (a nosotros/as)
  
• vosotros/as os (a
  vosotros/as)
• ustedes les (a ustedes)
• ellos les (a ellos)
• ellas les (a ellas)

conmigo contigo

• irregular
• when using
• con with

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• With gustar the phrase formed by a and a
  pronoun can be added to a sentence to clarify or
  emphasize who likes something.
• A ti te gusta dibujar? adds emphasis
• Sí, a mí me gusta. adds emphasis
• A ella le gusta también.
  clarifies

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• Apuntes, página 90
• To say what you or others want, use a form of the
  verb querer. The form you use depends on the
  subject.
• Querer (egtie) to want
• (yo) quiero (nosotros-as) queremos
• (tú) quieres (vosotros-as) queréis
• (Ud., él, ella) quiere (Uds., ellos,
  ellas) quieren
• When you think about
• stem-changing verbs in Spanish,
• remember to give them the boot!
• 
  created by Samuel Marney

• -er
• o emos
• es éis
• e en

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• Just as with gustar, you can use a noun or an
  infinitive after a form of querer to say what you
  and others want or want to do.
• I want fruit.
• (Yo) quiero fruta.
• She wants to eat.
• (Ella) quiere comer.
• Do you (informal) want to skate with me?
• Quieres (tú) patinar conmigo?
• Sí, quiero patinar contigo.
  No, no quiero patinar
  contigo.