Welcome to our Spanish class! Today we will explore Spanish action words through practical examples for beginners. In this video, we look at how these words are applied in everyday situations through dialogues between characters. Pay attention to the important phrases and verb tenses used.
Share:
Key phrase: "Do you want to share?"
Verb tense: Present tense of indicative.
Example: "I love apples, do you want to share?"
Clean:
Key phrase: "Can you give me a hand?"
Verb tense: Present indicative.
Example: "It's time to clean the house today, can you give me a hand?"
Lift:
Key phrase: "To lift heavy things."
Verb tense: Infinitive.
Example: "Lifting heavy things requires at least 2 people."
Swim:
Key phrase: "Shall we go swimming in the lake this afternoon?"
Verb tense: Present indicative.
Example: "Are we going swimming in the lake this afternoon?"
Fishing:
Key phrase: "If we catch something we can eat it tonight."
Verb tense: Present indicative.
Example: "If we catch something we can eat it tonight."
Dance:
Key phrase: "Will you dance with me at the party?"
Verb tense: Simple future.
Example: "Will you dance with me at the party?"
Running:
Key phrase: "Are you coming for a run in the park?"
Verb tense: Present tense of indicative.
Example: "Are you coming for a run in the park?"
Cooking:
Key phrase: "Could you cook dinner tonight?"
Verb tense: Conditional.
Example: "Could you cook dinner tonight?"
Travelling:
Key phrase: "What do you think about travelling to Brazil this summer?"
Verb tense: Present indicative and future simple.
Example: "What do you think if we travel to Brazil this summer?"
Study:
Key phrase: "Studying together has brought us luck in the past."
Verb tense: Present indicative.
Example: "Studying together has brought us luck in the past."
In this class, we have practised Spanish comprehension through dialogues and practical examples. Remember to pay attention to the verb tenses and how they apply in different everyday situations.