Lanzarote in summer: translate sentences with 'querer' from memory
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I can say what someone else and I want to do on a summer trip to Lanzarote using 'querer'.
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Reciting tongue twisters is a good way of practising sound-spelling correspondences and pronunciation.
Revisiting vocabulary helps develop confidence and communication.
Many adjectives follow the noun; they agree in gender and number wih the noun they're describing.
'Querer' means 'to want, wanting'. For 'I want', use 'quiero'; 'you want' - 'quieres'; 'she, he, it wants' - 'quiere'.
To say someone wants to do something, use the correct form of 'querer' plus the infinitive.
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