1. Subject PronounsPronouns with Gustar Pronouns After Prepositions Yo1.)2.) 3.)Te4.) Usted5.)Usted Él6.)Él EllaLe7.) Nosotros(as)8.)Nosotros(as) 9.)OsVosotros(as) 10.)LesUstedes Ellos(as)11.)Ellos(as)

3.  The verb querer means to want.  As in English, the conjugation of querer will differ depending on the subject of the sentence or question.

4. Querer- to want (Yo) quieroI want(Nosotros/as) queremos We want (Tú) quieresYou want(Vosotros/as) queréis You all want Él/Ella usted quiere He/she wants You want Ellos/ellas Ustedes quieren They/you allwant

5.  Like gustar, you can use a noun or an infinitive after a conjugation of querer in order to say what you and others want or want to do.  (Yo) Quiero fruta.  I want some fruit.  (Yo) Quiero comer.  I want to eat.  Quieres escuchar música.  You want to listen to music.

6. Fill in the blanks with the correct conjugation of the verb querer:  1. Nosotros _______ jugar al volibol.  2. Ellos _______ hacer la tarea.  3. Tu ________ leer. Translate the following sentences:  4. I want to watch television.  5. Maria and I don’t want to rent videos.  6. She wants to eat Chinese food.

27. 1. Queremos: Marta and I want to eat. 2. Quiero: I want to go out. 3. Quiere: Pablo wants to exercise. 4. Quieres: Do you want to go to the mall? 5. Quieren: Marco and Felipe want to surf the Internet. 6. Quieren: Do you all want to play baseball? 7. Quiere: Do you want to spend time alone? 8. Quieren: Juan and Sandra want to walk. 9. Quieres: You are hardworking. You want to do homework.