4.3: Vocabulario- Verbos en -ar

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    4.3: Vocabulario- Verbos en -ar
    Objetivos
    • Identify the meanings of common -ar verbs
    verbos regulares con –AR:
    to look for
    buscar (to look for)
    Painting of woman resting
    descansar (to rest)
    to wish
    desear (to wish)
    To need. The image is a poster that reads: Que necesitas para ser feliz
    necesitar (to need)
    to use
    usar (to use)
    Text only (with translations)

    ayudar (to help)

    bailar (to dance)

    buscar (to look for)

    caminar (to walk)

    cantar (to sing)

    cocinar (to cook)

    comprar (to buy)

    descansar (to rest)

    desear (to wish)

    enseñar (to teach)

    escuchar (to listen)

    esquiar (to ski)

    estudiar (to study)

    ganar (to win)

    hablar (to talk)

    llamar (to call)

    llegar (to arrive)

    mandar (to send)

    mirar (to look at)

    nadar (to swim)

    necesitar (to need)

    practicar (to practice)

    preguntar (to ask)

    regresar (to return)

    tomar (to take)

    trabajar (to work)

    usar (to use)

    viajar (to travel)

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