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Maestra Paola: Que ________ hacer ustedes?
quieren
Pedro, Rosa, y Marisol: Nosotros ______ aprednder arte.
queremos
Claudia: Yo ________ ver una peliculia.
quiero
Maestra Paola pregunta: Juan, que ______ hacer tu?
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Claudia: Juan _______ estudiar matematics.
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Juan: No! Yo no ________ estudiar matematicas. Yo ___________ correr.
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Pedro: Ellas ___________ comer el almuerzo.
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What does Pedro want to do?
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Who wants to see a movie?
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What does Juan want to do?
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Who wants to eat lunch?
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Manuel escucha ______ el doctor.
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Sofia escucha _______ musica.
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Nosotros vamos _______ la escuela.
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Papa ve ________ Fluffy, nuestra gata.
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Los estudiantes comprenden ___________ la leccion.
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Nosotros(learn) _________ a bailar.
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El bebe (drink) _______ mucha leche.
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Yo (know) __________ la leccion.
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Nosotros (want) ____________ un gato.
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Usted (eat) _________ cereal para el desayuno.
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Barbara (understand) ________ ingles, frances, y espanol.
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Ustedes (run) ____________ por el parque.
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Yo(see) _________ muchos lapices en mi escritorio.
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¿(Know) ________ tu la hora?
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Study Notes
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?"
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Test your knowledge on the conjugation of the Spanish verb 'querer'. This quiz covers different forms of 'querer' in various contexts, helping you understand their meanings and uses. Prepare to learn through examples and multiple blanks to fill in.
