Capitol Tech U Doctoral Presentation - April 2024.pptx
Learn Spanish verbs COSTAR, QUEDAR, and FALTAR for purchases
1. This week you learn how to use these verbs:
COSTAR – To Cost (how much $ does something cost?)
QUEDAR – To Remain (we are using it to refer to how much money you
have left over from a purchase.
FALTAR – To Be Missing (we are using it to refer to how mucy money you
have left over from a purchase.)
Let’s take a look at the verb Costar:
It will be either singular (cuesta) or plural (cuestan).
Look at the noun you are referring to – what costs the amount you are
talking about?
4. Now let’s talk about Quedar and Faltar
QUEDAR – To Remain (we are using it to refer to how much money you have left
over from a purchase.
FALTAR – To Be Missing (we are using it to refer to how mucy money you have
left over from a purchase.)
Unlike the majority of the other verbs
we have learned this year, you are going
to conjugate Quedar and Faltar to
match the noun to which it is referring.
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8. Let’s put these three verbs
together to create two diffenent
paragraphs:
Yo compro una camisa. La camisa cuesta
doscientos colones. Yo tengo tresciento y
cincuenta colones. Me quedan ciento cincuenta
colones.
Yo quiero comprar un vestido. El vestido cuesta
cuatrocientos colones. Yo tengo doscientos
colones. Me faltan doscientos colones.