This document contains Spanish vocabulary words and examples of their usage in sentences. It includes the verbs "dejar" (to let), "pensar" (to think), "salir" (to go out/get out), and "ponerse" (to become). Each entry provides the Spanish verb, its English translation, and 3 example sentences demonstrating the meaning and use of the verb in context.

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2. le deja (lets)
 Mi padre le deja mi hermano conducir el carro.
 My father lets my brother drive the car.
 El professor nunca le deja el chico llegar tarde.
 The professor never lets the boy arrive late.
 El jefe le deja ir temprano.
 The boss lets him go early.

3. Piensa (thinks)
 Ella piensa que soy guapo.
 She thinks that I am happy.
 Brandon piensa en besar a Jaimie.
 Brandon thinks about kissing Jaimie.
 El perro no piensa mucho.
 The dog doesn’t think a lot.

4. Salir (to go out/get out)
 A mi me gusta salir los Viernes.
 I like to go out on Fridays.
 La mancha de salsa no sale de mis vaqueros.
 The salsa stain doesn’t come out of my jeans.
 Ella sale con el portero del equipo.
 She goes out with the goaltender of the team.

5. Se pone (becomes)
 Al encontrar el dinero, el hombre se pone feliz.
 Upon finding the money, the man becomes happy.
 Brandon se pone triste.
 Brandon becomes sad.