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Let’s practice the verbs Quedar, Quedarse, and Cambiar, as well as everything else we’ve learned this week, using a big quiz. Try to predict the Spanish, and make sure to practice out loud!
¡Quédense!
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Let’s practice the verbs Cambiar and Quedar, as well as our new pronouns and everything else we’ve learned this week, using a big quiz. Try to predict the Spanish, and make sure to practice out loud!
She changed her mind and she changed her style.
Cambió de idea y cambió su estilo.
(Formal) Stay to eat.
Quédese a comer.
Don’t stay there; every person that stays has to give them money.
No te quedes ahí, toda persona que se queda tiene que darles dinero.
You can have this paper for your letter, you can make it with it.
Puedes tener este papel para tu carta, puedes hacerla con él.
They never change, but I change all the time.
Ellos nunca cambian, pero yo cambio todo el tiempo.
There wasn’t anything left there, so the army left.
No quedaba nada ahí, así que el ejército se fue.
She will change her car if she stays here.
Cambiará su auto si se queda aquí.
Don’t change those! But you can change the rest.
¡No cambies esos! Pero puedes cambiar los demás.
Stay! The government said we need to have company.
¡Quédate! El gobierno dijo que necesitamos tener compañía.
If you stay here and change that, we can talk.
Si te quedas aquí y cambias eso, podemos hablar.
I changed, but she doesn’t change.
Yo cambié, pero ella no cambia.
I thought there had been meat left after the party.
Pensé que había quedado carne después de la fiesta.
You will stay because of it.
Te quedarás por ello.
She isn’t in on it anymore; she has changed a lot.
Ella ya no está en ello, ha cambiado mucho.
She wants you to stay and I’m also going to stay.
Ella quiere que te quedes y yo también voy a quedarme.
We didn’t change the camera.
No cambiamos la cámara.
Both have to be careful with the sword.
Ambos tienen que tener cuidado con la espada.
We’re changing it and that’s why I’m staying.
Lo cambiamos y por eso me quedo.
We aren’t going to stay, but the rest of the people are.
No vamos a quedarnos, pero las demás personas sí.
I was staying there and that’s why I had to change it.
Yo me quedaba ahí y por eso tuve que cambiarlo.
(Plural) Stay! Anyone can stay and have more gifts.
¡Quédense! Cualquiera puede quedarse y tener más regalos.
That day there was one letter left and you changed it.
Ese día quedó una carta y tú la cambiaste.
We’re changing our house so you can stay here.
Estamos cambiando nuestra casa para que puedas quedarte aquí.
We want her to change her card.
Queremos que cambie su tarjeta.
Maybe there will be one thing left.
Quizás quede una cosa.
If we don’t stay we can go eat; both are good ideas.
Si no nos quedamos podemos ir a comer, ambas son buenas ideas.
She’ll stay here when you change everything.
Se quedará aquí cuando cambies todo.
They didn’t exchange the money, so we stayed without dollars.
Ellos no cambiaron el dinero, entonces nos quedamos sin dólares.
Change that! There were too many things left.
¡Cambia eso! Quedaron demasiadas cosas.
When I change my clothes, I’ll stay in the hotel.
Cuando me cambie de ropa, me quedaré en el hotel.
She wants me to have whatever is left in the bag.
Ella quiere que yo tenga lo que quede en la bolsa.
I didn’t stay with them.
No me quedé con ellos.
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