Lanzarote in summer: 2-verb phrases with 'querer'
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I can understand what someone wants to do and say what I want to do in Lanzarote in the summer.
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Sound-spelling correspondences can be practised through reading and cultural learning about Lanzarote.
'Querer' means to want, wanting. To say I want, use 'quiero'; you want, use 'quieres'; she, he, it wants, use 'quiere'.
To say someone wants to do something, use the correct form of the verb 'querer' and follow with an infinitive.
To say I want to do something, use 'quiero' followed by an infinitive. To give an opinion, use 'es' and an adjective.
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