Asked by chelsea
preocuparse
darse prisa
ok what do they mean and would i have to change them if i say like:
por la manana no olvidarse de darle de comer al perro??
darse prisa
ok what do they mean and would i have to change them if i say like:
por la manana no olvidarse de darle de comer al perro??
Answers
Answered by
Michael
preocuparse - to preoccupy, to worry
darse prisa - to hurry
You can conjugate them by dropping the -se ending, conjugating the verb regularly, and then adding me, te, se, nos or os.
For example,
I worry (myself). Me preocupo.
You... Te preocupas.
He/she... Se preocupa
We... Nos preocupamos.
They (Spain)... Os preocupáis.
They... Se preocupan.
darse prisa - to hurry
You can conjugate them by dropping the -se ending, conjugating the verb regularly, and then adding me, te, se, nos or os.
For example,
I worry (myself). Me preocupo.
You... Te preocupas.
He/she... Se preocupa
We... Nos preocupamos.
They (Spain)... Os preocupáis.
They... Se preocupan.
Answered by
SraJMcGin
Thank you for using the Jiskha Homework Help Forum. When you say "por la mañana no olvidarse de darle de comer al perro" this might be a command saying "Don't forget to feed the dog in the morning" = No se olvide (no te olvides) de darle de comer al perro. From what you have written it's not clear WHO the subject is? I don't forget, you don't, he doesn't, etc. You must have clearer directions or a model/example.
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