Accelerated Spanish Episode 69

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In this episode, we're going to learn a few more AR verbs that are used with object pronouns. Let's start by learning just two more

verbs on the direct object hill. So there's an area for verbs that end with Z-A-R. Now this area is actually

after the Yavar shop with its toll stop. But it's before the railroad crossing.

There's still a slight incline on the hill here,

so the shops here with a final syllable of Tsar

are typically still used with direct objects,

not indirect objects.

The first shop is Empezsar. Here, the Tsar has a flying machine, but he can never get it

started because he can't push the giant lever that starts it. He offers people rides in this

machine, but it never starts. The word Empezzar means to start or begin. And this is on the right side of the road because it's

conjugated, Empezzo and Empieza. Right next door is for for Tsar, and this is a place for the

Tsar to get enough force to push the lever.

He actually charges people to come in and work out their arms saying,

Get enough force. Try to force it, because he wants them to push the lever for his flying machine.

The word forciar, for example, I managed to force it, is lo pude forzaar.

This also is on the right side of the road because it's conjugated slightly irregularly.

We say, fero, fuerza, Fuerzas, etc. Here are some examples. Got to start the work soon.

I can't enpezar el travajo pronto. In this next example, we'll use the subjunctive of forza.

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