Primero: what do the following groups of verbs have in common? pensar querer preferir servir pedir decir costar poder jugar encantar fascinar interesar.

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Primero: what do the following groups of verbs have in common? pensar querer preferir servir pedir decir costar poder jugar encantar fascinar interesar e  iee  i[ue] stem change gustar -like verbs – requires pronoun

Putting it together doler ( to hurt ) O  UE stem-changer Works like gustar

DOLER duelo dueles duele dolemos doléis duelen

Me duele la cabeza. Te duelen los brazos. Nos duelen los pies. My head hurts. Your arms hurt. Our feet hurt. (The head is hurting me.) ( The arms are hurting you.) (Our feet are hurting us.)

PRIMERO: Usa la lista de vocabulario para traducir 1.My back hurts. 2.Your knees hurt. 3.Laura’s neck hurts. 4.Our ankles hurt. 5.Laura and Andrés’s legs hurt.