Spanish Verb Conjugation: Querer

Verb Conjugation of "Querer"

• Quieren: Used for "they want" or "you (plural) want." Example: Maestra Paola: "What do you want to do?"
• Queremos: Means "we want." Example from Pedro, Rosa, and Marisol: "We want to learn art."
• Quiero: Translates to "I want." Example from Claudia: "I want to see a movie."
• Quieres: Means "you want" (informal). Example question from Maestra Paola: "Juan, what do you want to do?"
• Quiere: Signifies "he/she/you (formal) want." Claudia mentions: "Juan wants to study math."

Multiple Blanks

• Both blanks are "quiero": Example from Juan: "I do not want to study math; I want to run."

Understanding Context

• Quieren: Pedro states, "They want to eat lunch."
• Learning Art: The sentence "We want to learn art" specifies the interest of Pedro and colleagues.
• Seeing a Movie: Claudia expresses a desire to watch a movie.
• Running: Juan's preference is revealed as he opts for running instead of studying math.

Preposition Usage

• Crossing Out "el": For the sentence "Manuel listens to the doctor," replace "el" with "al."
• Using “x”: In the context "Sofia listens to music," write 'x' since "to" is not needed.
• Adding "a": Example sentence "We go to school" requires "a."
• Finalizing with "x": Write 'x' for "Students understand the lesson" as no preposition is needed.

Verb Conjugation Practice

• Aprendemos: Conjugate for "we learn"—meaning "We learn to dance."
• Bebe: Conjugate for "he/she drinks"—refers to "The baby drinks a lot of milk."
• Sé: Conjugate to signify knowledge—"I know the lesson."
• Queremos: Means "we want"—used when expressing a desire for a cat.
• Come: Represents "you eat"—contextually "You eat cereal for breakfast."
• Comprende: Means "she understands"—used for Barbara's language knowledge.
• Corren: Means "you all run"—refers to running in the park.
• Veo: Represents "I see"—for the observation of pencils on a desk.
• Sabes: Questioning knowledge—"Do you know the time?"