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Verbos especiales con complemento indirecto

¡ ay!. Verbos especiales con complemento indirecto. Expressing surprise, interest, and annoyance . The following verbs function the same in Spanish and English. aburrir to bore asustar to scare encantar to enchant, to delight enfurecer to infuriate, to anger enojar to annoy

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Verbos especiales con complemento indirecto

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  1. ¡ay! Verbosespeciales con complementoindirecto Expressing surprise, interest, and annoyance

  2. The following verbs function the same in Spanish and English • aburrir to bore • asustar to scare • encantar to enchant, to delight • enfurecer to infuriate, to anger • enojar to annoy • fascinar to fasinate • importar to matter • interesar to interest • molestar to bother • sorprender to surprise These verbs take an indirect object pronoun in both Spanish and English. ¡OjO! the subject of the sentence often comes after the verb. el sujeto es plural

  3. Pronombres Pronombres de sujeto Pronombres de objeto indirecto • yo • tú • él/ella/usted • nosotros (as) • vosotros (as) • ellos/ellas/ustedes • me • te • le • nos • os • les

  4. ¿Uso la forma singular o plural?Dependedel sujeto singular plural • Quita la “r” • *aburre (de “aburrir) • asusta • encanta • enfurece • enoja • fascina • importa • interesa • molesta • sorprende • Quita la “r” y añade “n” • *aburren (de aburrir) • asustan • encantan • enfurecen • enojan • fascinan • importan • interesan • molestan • sorprenden sujeto plural sujeto singular

  5. ejemplos El sujeto es singular. The clown scares me. El sujetoes plural. The clowns scare me.

  6. Práctica • A mí _____ asust___ los gatos. • A nosotros, _____ aburr___ la gramática. • A ti, ¿___ fascin___ el Super Bowl? • A ti, ¿___ gust___ los perros?

  7. Gustar The verb “gustar” in Spanish functions the same as verbs like “interesar” and “aburrir”. “Gustar” conveys the meaning to like, but its literal meaning is to please. “gustar” to please I like the giraffes. Giraffes are pleasing to me. Me gustan las jirafas. please me • Práctica: • yo/gustar • Me gustan las ovejas. 1. tú/gustar 2. nos/gustar

  8. Faltar The same is true of “faltar” which conveys the meaning to need but whose literal meaning is to lack. “faltar” to lack I need a pencil. I lack a pencil. Me falta un lápiz.

  9. Actividad 3 • Escribe la pregunta. NO la respondas (answer). • Modelo: • pantalones con cierre o con botones • ¿Te gustanmás los pantalones con un cremallera o con botones? • 2. Ahora, entrevista a alguien y escribesurespuesta. • Modelo: • ¿Te gustanmáspantalones con un cremallerao con botones? • Le gustanmáspantalones con cremallera

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