LLEVAR TIEMPO

llevo 6 años estudiando español

llevo 5 minutos esperándote

llevo toda la noche despierto

TO LEAD

llevo una vida aburrida

llevo

myself, yourself, himself, herself, ourselves, your self (polite form) yourselves

These are verbs which reflect back on the person who is doing the action

e.g. I wash myself – ice wasche mich

mich-dich-sich-uns-euch-sich-sich

1. sich waschen
2. sich verletzen
3. sich erkälten
4. sich ärgern
5. sich wohl fühlen
6. sich krank fühlen
7. sich beschweren
8. sich beklagen
9. sich kümmern
10. sich beeilen

I hope my Spanish improves

I hope to be home by 8.30pm

I hope to meet people of my age

When I return home, I will see you

I doubt that it’s possible

If I had money, I would return next year

They want me to go with them

They want to go with them

They hope to visit me

They hope that I visit them

She wants to see me

to

of

from

what

after

suddenly

of course

not only…but also

not even

whilst

already

unfortunately

until

in fact

only

we’ll see

any

any day

any person

any time

somebody

something

nobody

nothing

never

early

late

in order to

then

either…or

neither…nor

yet

even

however

although

the others/the rest

PREPOSITIONS

through

beside

behind

near

in front of

opposite

under

over

with

against

according to during

facing

towards

without

via