Apagar: turn off a light or device
Learn apagar for switching off lights and devices and notice the past spelling apagué.
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Learn apagar for switching off lights and devices and notice the past spelling apagué.
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Read and practiseLearn encender for switching on lights and devices, including the stem change in enciendo.
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Read and practiseLearn secar for drying dishes and secarse for drying hands or things becoming dry.
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Read and practiseLearn sentir for sensations and emotions and sentirse for describing how someone feels.
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Read and practiseLearn dejar for leaving an object or condition and dejar de plus an infinitive for stopping an action.
Read and practiseLearn preguntar to ask a question, identify the person addressed and ask about a topic.
Read and practiseA table, a wall or a person’s height: describe measurements in Spanish and practise the first-person form.
Read and practiseLearn explicar to explain an idea or route to someone and notice the past spelling expliqué.
Read and practiseLearn visitar for visiting a place or person and the personal a before a specific person.
Read and practiseLearn recordar for remembering people and things, including recuerdo and recordamos.
Read and practiseA contract, a letter or a petition can all carry a signature: practise the Spanish verb for signing documents.
Read and practiseLearn olvidar and olvidarse de to discuss forgotten appointments, objects and actions.
Read and practiseLearn empezar and empezar a plus an infinitive for starting a task, class or activity.
Read and practiseLearn terminar and terminar de plus an infinitive for ending a task or activity.
Read and practiseForms and applications call for personal details: express who fills them in and practise the present tense of rellenar.
Read and practiseLearn conducir to describe driving and its irregular present form conduzco.
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