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ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  \nVOCABULARY  \n\n| Spanish | English | Class |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| hablar | speak | verb |\n| poder | can | verb |\n| comer | eat | verb |\n| decir | say | verb |\n| amar | love | verb |\n| fallar | miss | verb |\n| ver | watch | verb |\n| leer | read | verb |\n| llamar | call | verb |\n| venir | come | verb |\n| querer | want | verb |\n| sentir | feel | verb |\n| hacer | do | verb |\n| ir | go | verb |\n| ver | see | verb |\n| ser / estar | be | verb |\n| necesitar | need | verb |\n| estar de pie | stand | verb |\n| creer | believe | verb |\n| temer | fear | verb |\n| respetar | respect | verb |\n| parecerse | resemble | verb |\n| agradecer | thank | verb |\n| entrar | enter | verb |\n\nSAMPLE SENTENCES  \nSPANISHPOD101.COM SPANISH VOCAB BUILDER \\#99-COMMON ACTIONS 2  \n| La oradora habla en la conferencia.\u003Cbr>\"The speaker speaks at the conference. \" | Comer un helado en el verano es lo mejor.\u003Cbr>\"To eat ice cream in the summer is the best. \" |\n| --- | --- |\n| La gente está diciendo \"hola\" .\"The people are saying, 'Hello. '\" | Amo el desayuno.\u003Cbr>\"I love breakfast. \" |\n| Te amo.\u003Cbr>\"I love you. \" | La familia está viendo latelevisión.\u003Cbr>\"The family is watching television. \" |\n| Les gusta leer libros de historia.\u003Cbr>\"They like to read history books. \" | No me llames de nuevo.\"Don't call me again. \" |\n| Ven aquí .\"Come here. \" | Él quiere comida china pero ella quiere comida italiana.\u003Cbr>\"He wants Chinese food, but she wants Italian. \" |\n| Me siento de maravilla esta noche.\u003Cbr>\"I feel wonderful tonight. \" | Logré hacerlo.\"I managed to do it. \" |\n| A las seis de la tarde, voy a lapeluquería.\u003Cbr>\"At six o'clock in the afternoon, I'm going to the hair salon. \" | La abogada está de pie en laparada del autobús.\u003Cbr>\"The lawyer stands at the bus stop. \" |\n\nSPANISHPOD101.COM SPANISH VOCAB BUILDER \\#99-COMMON ACTIONS 3  \nLESSON NOTES  \nSpanish Vocab BuilderS1 \\#149 Must-Know Adverbs and Phrases for Connecting Thoughts  \nCONTENTS  \n2 Vocabulary  \n\\# 149  \nCOPYRIGHT © 2019 INNOVATIVE LANGUAGE LEARNING. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.  \nVOCABULARY  \n\n| Spanish | English | Class |\n| --- | --- | --- |\n| también | also | adverb |\n| entonces | then | adverb |\n| por otro lado | on the other hand | adverb |\n| actualmente | currently | adverb |\n| aún | still | adverb |\n| sin embargo | however | adverb |\n| por lo tanto | therefore | adverb |\n| de hecho | in fact | adverb |\n| además | besides | adverb |\n| a pesar de eso | nevertheless | adverb |\n| finalmente | finally | adverb |\n| además | moreover | adverb |\n| así como | likewise | adverb |\n| entonces | consequently | adverb |\n| ciertamente | indeed | adverb |\n| en lugar de | instead | adverb |\n| mientras tanto | meanwhile | adverb |\n| finalmente | eventually | adverb |\n| ciertamente | certainly | adverb |\n| además de | in addition | adverb |\n\nSPANISHPOD101.COM SPANISH VOCAB BUILDER S1 \\#149-MUST-KNOW ADVERBS AND PHRASES FOR CONNECTING THOUGHTS 2  \nLESSON NOTES  \nSpanish Vocab BuilderS1  \nCONTENTS  \n2 Vocabulary  \n4 Sample Sentences  \n\\# 11  \nCOPYRIGHT © 2019 INNOVATIVE LANGUAGE LEARNING. 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