Sport (AQA GCSE Spanish): Flashcards

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    When do you use jugar rather than hacer to talk about sports?

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  • When do you use jugar rather than hacer to talk about sports?

    You use jugar for sports involving a ball, for example juego al fútbol (I play football).

  • Which verb do you use for sports and activities that don't involve a ball, e.g. exercise or swimming?

    You use hacer, for example hago ejercicio (I do exercise) and hago la natación (I go swimming).

  • Define el equipo.

    El equipo means team (m) in Spanish.

  • Define el partido.

    El partido means match or game (m) in Spanish.

  • Define el gimnasio.

    El gimnasio means gym (m) in Spanish.

  • Define el baloncesto.

    El baloncesto means basketball (m) in Spanish.

  • Define ganar.

    Ganar means to win in Spanish.

  • Define perder.

    Perder means to lose in Spanish.

  • What is the yo (I) form of jugar in the present tense?

    The yo form of jugar is juego (I play).

  • What is the él/ella (he/she) form of hacer in the present tense?

    The él/ella form of hacer is hace (he/she does).

  • Juego       fútbol. (I play football.)

    Juego al fútbol. (I play football.) Jugar is used with the preposition a.

  •       ejercicio todos los días. (I do exercise every day.)

    Hago ejercicio todos los días. (I do exercise every day.)

  • True or False?

    You use jugar to say 'I go swimming'.

    False.

    You use hacer for swimming: hago la natación (I go swimming).

  • True or False?

    Contra means 'against'.

    True.

    Contra means against, useful for saying who you play against.

  • In Spanish, 'I like basketball' is expressed literally as what?

    It is expressed as 'basketball pleases me' – interesar-type verbs match the thing that is liked, not the person.

  • Do interesar-type verbs (like gustar) agree with the person or with the thing that is liked?

    They agree with the thing that is liked, not the person who likes it.

  • When do you use gusta and when do you use gustan?

    You use gusta before a singular noun and gustan before a plural noun.

  • What must go before an interesar-type verb to show who likes something?

    An indirect object pronoun (me / te / le) goes before the verb.

  • Define encantar.

    Encantar means to love in Spanish and is an interesar-type (opinion) verb, e.g. me encanta nadar (I love swimming).

  • Define interesar.

    Interesar means to interest / to be interested in in Spanish, e.g. te interesa el fútbol (you are interested in football).

  • Me       los jugadores. (I like the players.)

    Me gustan los jugadores. (I like the players.) The verb is plural because los jugadores is plural.

  • Le       los torneos. (He/she loves the tournaments.)

    Le encantan los torneos. (He/she loves the tournaments.)

  • How do you say 'you like running' in Spanish?

    'You like running' is te gusta correr – with an infinitive you use the singular form gusta.

  • True or False?

    When an interesar-type verb is followed by an infinitive, you use the plural -an ending.

    False.

    With an infinitive you use the singular form, e.g. me encanta nadar (I love swimming).

  • True or False?

    In Spanish, the letter j is a harsh, guttural sound.

    True.

    The letter j is a harsh, guttural sound, as in jugamos a un juego.

  • Te       el fútbol. (You are interested in football.)

    Te interesa el fútbol. (You are interested in football.)

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