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Spanish Verb Querer

Can you get 10 out of 10?

	I don’t want to eat now
1.)	Ahora comer.

	Do you want an orange juice?
2.)	¿ un zumo de naranja?

	We all want to finish early today.
3.)	Todos terminar temprano hoy.

	The children want new bicycles.
4.)	Los niños unas bicicletas nuevas.

	María loves Juan a lot.
5.)	María mucho a Juan.

	Do you all want to go to the park?
6.)	¿ ir al parque?

	What do you want for dessert?
7.)	¿Qué de postre?

	I don't want to go to bed yet, it is early.
8.)	irme a la cama todavía, es temprano.

	The children want to go to the beach on holidays.
9.)	Los niños ir de vacaciones a la playa.

	Explain to me how do you want it.
10.)	Explícame cómo lo

Querer = to want

We use “querer” to express we desire or require something.
Eg:
Quiero un cuaderno nuevo. (I want a new exercise book).

To say what we want in a shop, restaurant, etc.
Eg:
Quiero un kilo de patatas, por favor. (I want = can I have a kilo of potatoes, please?).
Yo quiero un botellín de agua, por favor. (I want = for me a bottle of water, please).

To express our love for someone.
Eg:
Te quiero. (I love you).

To form the negative of all Spanish verbs, you simply place the word "no" in front of the verb.
Eg:
Tengo = I have, No tengo = I do not have.

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