VocabularyReactingToEventsC4V1L2

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Key vocabulary
	te sentiste	you felt	ganaste	you won
	el partido	the match or game	me dio + noun	It made me Literally: It gave me
	me puse + adjective	I felt Literally: I put myself	me puse a + infinitive	I started to Literally: I put myself to
	me reí	I laughed	me dio + noun	It made me Literally: It gave to me
	reaccionaste	you reacted	me dieron ganas de + infinitive	I felt like

Talking about reacting to events:

	¿Cómo te sentiste cuando ____?		How did you feel when ____?
		¿Cómo te sentiste cuando perdiste la competición?	How did you feel when you lost the competition?
	¿Cómo reaccionaste cuando ___?		How did you react when ___?
		¿Cómo reaccionaste cuando la banda escolar tocó?	How did you react when the band played?


Me dio ___.		It made me ___.
	Me dio tristeza.	It made me sad.
Me puse a ___.		I started to ___.
	Me puse a llora.	I started to cry.
Me puse ____.		I felt ___.
	Me puse muy alegre.	I felt very happy.
Me reí (mucho).		I laughed (a lot).
Me dio ___.		It made me ___.
	Me dio rabia.	It made me angry.
Me dieron ganas de ___.		I felt like ___.
	Me dieron ganas de cantar.	I felt like singing.

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