Mary's Medical And Other Random Flashcards 2/19/13 Part 9

Front 1

She works slowly. (3 ways to say this. i.e, 3 adverbs)

Back 1

Ella trabaja lentamente
lento (the male singular form of the adj)
despacio (the male sing. form of the adj)

Front 2

Ella corre rápidamente.

You can also say:
Ella corre __________________ (the male singular form
of the adjective)

Back 2

rápido

Front 3

ADVERBS:

Besides rápido, what other adverbs can be used as the male, singular form of the corresponding adjective?

Back 3

lento, despacio, rápido, duro

Front 4

ADVERBS:

rápidamente can also be said "con ____________________"

Back 4

rápidez

con rapidez = rapidly

Front 5

ADVERBS:

pacientemente can also be said "con _________________"

Back 5

paciencia

con paciencia = patiently

Front 6

ADVERBS:

dificultosamente can also be said "con _______________"

Back 6

dificultad.

con dificultad = difficultly / with difficulty

Front 7

ADVERBS:

ansiosamente can also be said "con ________________"

Back 7

ansiedad.

con ansiedad = anxiously

Front 8

ADVERBS:

lentamente can also be said "con ____________________"

Back 8

lentitud.

con lentitud = slowly

Front 9

Have you ever complained

Back 9

Te has quejado alguna vez?

Front 10

No mistake was made.

(passive voice using "se")

Back 10

no se hizo ningún error

Front 11

He ought to do it now.

Back 11

ought to / should = deber in conditional form

el debería hacerlo ahora.

Front 12

I ought to have / (should have) done it yesterday.

Back 12

ought to / should = deber in conditional form

Hubiera debido hacerlo ayer.

Front 13

Juan always calls when we are eating.

Back 13

Juan siempre llama cuando estamos comiendo.

("cuando" here does not require subjunctive)

Front 14

Juan will call when Alicia is home.

Back 14

Juan llamará cuando Alicia esté en casa.

"cuando" often requires subjunctive if the dependent clause action has not yet occurred.

Front 15

Now he talks as if he were a lawyer.

Back 15

Ahora habla como si fuera abogado.

"como si" ALWAYS takes imperfect subjunctive.

Front 16

ADVERBS:

cuidadosamente can also be said "con _______________"

Back 16

cuidado.

con cuidado = carefully (with care)

Front 17

ADVERBS:

gustosamente can also be said "con ________________"

Back 17

gusto.

con gusto = gladly

Front 18

ADVERBS:

cariñosamente can also be said "con _______________"

Back 18

cariño.

con cariño = lovingly

Front 19

FORMING ADVERBS:

enojada (adj) = angry. ______________ (adverb) = angrily

Back 19

enojadamente


(add -mente to feminine singular adjective)

Front 20

FORMING ADVERBS:

fácil (adj) = easy. ________________ (adverb) = easily

Back 20

fácilmente


(add -mente to feminine singular adjective)

Front 21

FORMING ADVERBS:

cariñosa (adj) = loving. ______________ (adverb) = lovingly

Back 21

cariñosamente


(add -mente to feminine singular adjective)

Front 22

from today until the weekend . . .

Back 22

desde hoy hasta el fin de semana

Front 23

from Wednesday to Friday . . .

Back 23

de miércoles a viernes

Front 24

y'eh can't turn right

(here at this intersection: it isn't allowed)

Back 24

no se puede girar a la derecha

Front 25

CONJUGATE, IN PRESENT TENSE:

to govern

Back 25

gobernar

gobierno, gobiernas, gobierna
gobernamos, gobernáis, gobiernan

Front 26

CONJUGATE, IN PRESENT TENSE:

to deny

Back 26

negar

niego, niegas, niega
negamos, negáis, niegan

Front 27

CONJUGATE, IN PRESENT TENSE:

to snow

Back 27

nevar

all the conjugations are nonsense ("I snow" ? )
except for nieva: "it snows"

Front 28

CONJUGATE, IN PRESENT TENSE:

to think

Back 28

pensar

pienso, piensas, piensa,
PENSAMOS, PENSáiS, piensan

Front 29

CONJUGATE, IN PRESENT TENSE:

to break (like a bone. not romper)

Back 29

quebrar

quiebro, quiebras, quiebra,
QUEBRAMOS, QUEBRáis, quiebran