Relationships (family and friends) (Edexcel GCSE Spanish): Flashcards
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to get on well
to get on well
llevarse bien
to get on badly
to get on badly
llevarse mal
to respect
to respect
respetar
to argue, discuss
to argue, discuss
discutir
equality
equality
la igualdad
affection
affection
el cariño
to care for, look after
to care for, look after
cuidar
to shout
to shout
gritar
to annoy
to annoy
molestar
to fight, argue
to fight, argue
pelearse
I'm lucky
I'm lucky
Tengo suerte
Reflexive pronouns
Reflexive pronouns
me, te, se, nos, os, se
Where do reflexive pronouns normally go?
Where do reflexive pronouns normally go?
Before the verb (except with infinitives - at the end)
generally
generally
generalmente
occasionally/sometimes
occasionally/sometimes
de vez en cuando