LOS VERBOSIr de compras 4.1

• Conjugate the verb ir based on the subject of your sentence.

Ir de compras

• To go shopping

• To carry, to take, or to wear

Llevar

• llevar — to carry (something) — No puedo llevar nada más.

• llevar — to tolerate, cope or deal with (something) — Lleva muy bien las derrotas. He puts up with defeat very well.

• llevar (algo or a alguien) — to transport (something or someone) — Pedro nos llevó al aeropuerto. Pedro took us to the airport.

• llevar (ropa o estilo) — to wear (clothing or style), to sport (a type of clothing or style) — No es necesario llevar el sombrero.

• llevar (ingrediente) — to have or include (an ingredient) — A mi madre le gusta todo lo que lleva chocolate. My mother likes anything with chocolate in it.

• To pay

Pagar

• To cost

Costar (ue)

• O – UE stem-changing verb• To cost – used with the word

‘cuanto to ask how much something costs’.

• Use ‘cuesta’ if you’re referring to a singular item.

• Use ‘cuestan’ if you’re referring to multiple items.

• To close or to shut

Cerrar (ie)

• E – IE stem-changing verb

• To begin, to start

Empezar (ie)

• E – IE stem-changing verb

• To understand

Entender (ie)

• E – IE stem-changing verb

• To think

Pensar (ie)

• E – IE stem-changing verb• Used with ‘que’ to mean ‘think

that’

• To prefer

Preferir (ie)

• E – IE stem-changing verb

• To want

Querer (ie)

• E – IE stem-changing verb

• To be hot

Expressions with TENER

Tener calor

• To be cold

Tener frío

• To be right

Tener razón

• To be lucky

Tener suerte