Madrigals Magic Key to Spanish (45 page)

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Authors: Margarita Madrigal

Tags: #Reference, #Language Arts & Disciplines

agonía
cortesía
geología
patología
analogía
(
courtesy
)
geometría
(
pathology
)
anatomía
economía
garantía
pleuresía
antología
espía
(
guarantee
)
profesía
(
anthology
)
(
spy
)
hipocresía
psicología
arqueología
filosofía
(
hypocrisy
)
sinfonía
(
archeology
)
fisiología
ideología
sociología
astronomía
fotografía
ironía
trigonometría
biografía
geografía
monotonía
zoología

The word “vista” (
view
) has some interesting combinations in Spanish.

la vista,
the view

la revista,
the review, magazine

la entrevista,
the interview

entrevistar,
to interview

Voy a entrevistar.
I’m going to interview

Entrevisté.
I interviewed

Entrevistó.
Anybody else interviewed

REMINDER CARD 12
¿ Leyó usted
el periódico
(
Did you read?
)
una novela
Leí
un artículo
(
I read
)
la revista
¿ Va a leer
un libro
(
Are you going to read?
)
la biografía
Voy a leer
la carta
(
I’m going to read
)
 

Copy the above material onto a card. Carry the card with you and glance at it whenever you get a chance.

EXTRA WORDS
la palabra,
the word
durante,
during
el argumento,
the plot
mientras,
while
el estilo,
the style
despacio,
slowly
me gusta,
I like it
aprisa,
fast
me gustó,
I liked it
interesantisimo,
most interesting

Words that end in

cle”
in English:

el artículo,
article
el semicírculo,
semicircle
el obstáculo,
obstacle
el músculo,
muscle
el vehículo,
vehicle
el espectáculo,
spectacle
el círculo,
circle
 

el tomate

PLURAL “AR” VERBS

ow that you have mastered “é” for me, “ó” for anybody else, you have come to the exciting moment when you can learn the plurals. Up to this time you have been talking about half the world, the singular world. Now, with the plural, you will be able to talk about everything under the living sun.

The plural endings of “ar” verbs are “amos” for we and “aron” for anybody else (plural).

SINGULAR

TRABAJÉ,
I worked
               

TRABAJÓ,
you, he, she worked
                           did you, he, she work?

PLURAL

TRABAJAMOS,
we worked
                      

TRABAJARON,
you
(pl.)
worked, they worked
                                          did you
(pl.)
work? did they work?

Notice that there are two third man figures before the plural third man form. The plural third man form of the verbs will be indicated by two third man figures throughout the book.

Trabajé mucho.
I worked a lot.

Mi amigo trabajó mucho.
My friend worked a lot.

Trabajamos mucho.
We worked a lot.

Mis amigos trabajaron mucho.
My friends worked a lot.

Trabajaron mucho.
They worked a lot. You
(pl.)
worked a lot.

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