Salir describes going out, leaving a place, or departing.
The idea
Use salgo with yo and salir de to name the place you leave.
Examples
- Salgo de casa a las ocho.I leave home at eight.
- Ana sale de la biblioteca.Ana leaves the library.
- Salimos a caminar después de comer.We go out for a walk after eating.
- El tren sale a las seis.The train leaves at six.
- ¿Sales de la tienda ahora?Are you leaving the shop now?
- La familia sale junta.The family goes out together.
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Salir moves outward; entrar describes movement into a place.
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Choose the verb form for yo: Yo ___ de casa. (salgo / sale)
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salgo
Salgo is the irregular present form used with yo.
Choose the preposition for the place left: Ana sale ___ la biblioteca. (de / en)
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de
De introduces the library as the place Ana leaves.
Choose the direction of movement: Estamos dentro y vamos hacia fuera: vamos a ___. (salir / entrar)
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salir
Moving from inside toward outside means salir.
Practice round
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Choose the verb form for yo: Yo ___ de casa. (salgo / sale)
Choose the preposition for the place left: Ana sale ___ la biblioteca. (de / en)
Choose the direction of movement: Estamos dentro y vamos hacia fuera: vamos a ___. (salir / entrar)
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Tap the words in the right order.
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Say when you leave home and where you go out from.