caer vs. caerse
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caer vs. caerse. ¿Cuál es la diferencia?. caer – to fall. caigocaemos caescaéis caecaen. La lámpara. El bote de basura. La lámpara cae del bote de basura. la piña. La vaca. La piña cae de la vaca. Los fuegos artificiales caen del cielo. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
caer vs. caerse
¿Cuál es la diferencia?
caer – to fall
caigo caemoscaes caéiscae caen
La lámpara.
El bote de basura
La lámpara cae del bote de basura.
la piña
La vaca
La piña cae de la vaca
Los fuegos artificiales caen del cielo.
caerse – to fall down
me caigo nos caemoste caes os caéisse cae se caen
El hombre se cae en el agua.
Los niños se caen.
El hombre se cae de las escaleras.
El hombre se cae de las escaleras.
What’s up with the word ‘se’?• It’s a reflexive pronoun. When you
use a reflexive pronoun, it makes the verb reflexive.• That means the action of the verb
reflects back to the person doing the action.• The person doing the action is the
subject of the sentence.
¿Entienden Uds.?(Do you all understand?)
Please write the reflexive pronouns on your ‘go’ verbs notes next to ‘caerse’.
(leave room for the English) (Spanish)me noste osse se
Please write the reflexive pronouns on your ‘go’ verbs notes next to ‘caerse’
(English)myself ourselvesyourself yourselvesyourself yourselveshimself themselvesherselfitself
So when you conjugate caerse…
• 1. cut off the ‘se’ (caerse)• 2. write the reflexive pronouns in the chart.
me noste osse se
• 3. add the conjugated pieces of caer.me caigo nos caemoste caes os caéisse cae se caen
¿Entienden Uds.?(Does everyone understand?)
caerse – to fall down
(Spanish)
me caigo nos caemoste caes os caéisse cae se caen
caerse – to fall down
(English literal meaning)I fall myself down We fall ourselves downYou fall yourself down Y’all fall yourselves downYou fall yourself down Y’all fall yourselves downHe falls himself down They fall themselves downShe falls herself downIt falls itself down
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El hombre – the man
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La mujer – the woman
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Ellos - they
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El árbol – the tree
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Los libros – the books
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Ella - she
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El edificio – the building
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Los niños – the boys
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Ella - she
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La pared – the wall
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Las atletas – the athletes