Picture sentences; aprender - to learn

[YO[ APRENDO A CONDUCIR UN CARRO - I LEARN TO DRIVE A CAR




[TÚ] APRENDES A CONDUCIR UN CARRO - YOU LEARN TO DRIVE A CAR





[USTEDES] APRENDEN A CONDUCIR UN CARRO - YOU GUYS LEARN TO DRIVE A CAR





[USTED] APRENDE A CONDUCIR UN CARRO - YOU [FORMAL] LEARN TO DRIVE A CAR





[NOSOTROS] APRENDEMOS A CONDUCIR UN CARRO - WE LEARN TO DRIVE A CAR




[EL] APRENDE A CONDUCIR UN CARRO - HE LEARNS TO DRIVE A CAR




[ELLA] APRENDE A CONDUCIR UN CARRO - SHE LEARNS TO DRIVE A CAR




[ELLOS] APRENDEN A CONDUCIR UN CARRO - THEY LEARN TO DRIVE A CAR





QUIERO APRENDER A CONDUCIR UN CARRO - I WANT TO LEARN TO DRIVE A CAR


























Why Learn Spanish with Pictures
Forming visual associations with words is totally natural. Learning Spanish with word pictures creates a visual link similar to that developed when you were learning your first language and reinforces memory and comprehension. I developed this system while homeschooling my 8 and ten year old sons.

After just a few months of constant review of the picture cards I was amazed at how quickly they began to grasp their new language. The picture cards provided the basic foundation on which to build...mainly... it works and is fun!!

Remember that the key to language learning is review and practice, practice, practice! Graded practice with new material steadily added is best....I supplied some basic Spanish vocabulary so you can form new sentences of your own.....enjoy!

Empezar ; to begin

[YO] EMPIEZO LAS TAREAS - I BEGIN THE TASKS




[TÚ] EMPIEZAS LAS TAREAS - YOU BEGIN THE TASKS




[USTEDES] EMPIEZAN LAS TAREAS - YOU GUYS BEGIN THE TASKS




[USTED] EMPIEZA LAS TAREAS - YOU [FORMAL] BEGIN THE TASKS




[NOSOTROS] EMPEZAMOS LAS TAREAS - WE BEGIN THE TASKS




[EL] EMPIEZA LAS TAREAS - HE BEGINS THE TASKS







[ELLA] EMPIEZA LAS TAREAS - SHE BEGINS THE TASKS




[ELLOS] EMPIEZAN LAS TAREAS - THEY BEGIN THE TASKS





NECESITO EMPEZAR LAS TAREAS - I NEED TO BEGIN THE TASKS









































































Why Learn Spanish with Pictures
Forming visual associations with words is totally natural. Learning Spanish with word pictures creates a visual link similar to that developed when you were learning your first language and reinforces memory and comprehension. I developed this system while homeschooling my 8 and ten year old sons.

After just a few months of constant review of the picture cards I was amazed at how quickly they began to grasp their new language. The picture cards provided the basic foundation on which to build...mainly... it works and is fun!!

Remember that the key to language learning is review and practice, practice, practice! Graded practice with new material steadily added is best....I supplied some basic Spanish vocabulary so you can form new sentences of your own.....enjoy!

Picture sentences ; aggarar; to grab, to get hold of

[YO] AGARRO LA CUERDA - I GRAB THE ROPE




[TÚ] AGARRAS LA CUERDA - YOU GRAB THE ROPE





[USTEDES] AGARRAN LA CUERDA - YOU GUYS GRAB THE ROPE





[USTED] AGARRA LA CUERDA - YOU [FORMAL] GRAB THE ROPE




[NOSOTROS] AGARRAMOS LA CUERDA - WE GRAB THE ROPE





[EL] AGARRA LA CUERDA - HE GRABS THE ROPE





[ELLA] AGARRA LA CUERDA - SHE GRABS THE ROPE




[ELLOS] AGARRAN LA CUERDA - THEY GRAB THE ROPE





NECESITO AGARRAR LA CUERDA - I NEED TO GRAB THE ROPE






Why Learn Spanish with Pictures
Forming visual associations with words is totally natural. Learning Spanish with word pictures creates a visual link similar to that developed when you were learning your first language and reinforces memory and comprehension. I developed this system while homeschooling my 8 and ten year old sons.

After just a few months of constant review of the picture cards I was amazed at how quickly they began to grasp their new language. The picture cards provided the basic foundation on which to build...mainly... it works and is fun!!

Remember that the key to language learning is review and practice, practice, practice! Graded practice with new material steadily added is best....I supplied some basic Spanish vocabulary so you can form new sentences of your own.....enjoy!

picture sentences ; correr - to run

[YO] CORRO EN LA CALLE - I RUN IN THE STREET




[TÚ] CORRES EN LA CALLE - YOU RUN IN THE STREET






[USTEDES] CORREN EN LA CALLE - YOU GUYS RUN IN THE STREET




[USTED] CORRE EN LA CALLE - YOU [FORMAL] RUN IN THE STREET





[NOSOTROS] CORREMOS EN LA CALLE - WE RUN IN THE STREET





[EL] CORRE EN LA CALLE - HE RUNS IN THE STREET






[ELLA] CORRE EN LA CALLE - SHE RUNS IN THE STREET





[ELLOS] CORREN EN LA CALLE - THEY RUN IN THE STREET






QUIERO CORRER EN LA CALLE - I WANT TO RUN IN THE STREET




























Why Learn Spanish with Pictures
Forming visual associations with words is totally natural. Learning Spanish with word pictures creates a visual link similar to that developed when you were learning your first language and reinforces memory and comprehension. I developed this system while homeschooling my 8 and ten year old sons.

After just a few months of constant review of the picture cards I was amazed at how quickly they began to grasp their new language. The picture cards provided the basic foundation on which to build...mainly... it works and is fun!!

Remember that the key to language learning is review and practice, practice, practice! Graded practice with new material steadily added is best....I supplied some basic Spanish vocabulary so you can form new sentences of your own.....enjoy!

Picture sentences ; dar - to give

[YO] DOY UN REGALO - I GIVE A PRESENT




[TÚ] DAS UN REGALO - YOU GIVE A PRESENT




[USTEDES[ DAN REGALOS - YOU GUYS GIVE PRESENTS





[USTED] DA UN REGALO - YOU [FORMAL] GIVE A PRESENT




[NOSOTROS] DAMOS REGALOS - WE GIVE PRESENTS





[EL] DA UN REGALO - HE GIVES A PRESENT



[ELLA] DA UN REGALO - SHE GIVES A PRESENT





[ELLOS] DAN REGALOS - THEY GIVE PRESENTS




QUIERO DAR UN REGALO - I WANT TO GIVE A PRESENT















































































Why Learn Spanish with Pictures
Forming visual associations with words is totally natural. Learning Spanish with word pictures creates a visual link similar to that developed when you were learning your first language and reinforces memory and comprehension. I developed this system while homeschooling my 8 and ten year old sons.

After just a few months of constant review of the picture cards I was amazed at how quickly they began to grasp their new language. The picture cards provided the basic foundation on which to build...mainly... it works and is fun!!

Remember that the key to language learning is review and practice, practice, practice! Graded practice with new material steadily added is best....I supplied some basic Spanish vocabulary so you can form new sentences of your own.....enjoy!