FLVS 1.06 - ¿Cómo te preparas para un evento especial?

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rapídamente
quickly
diariamente
daily
todavía
still, yet
ya
already
mientras
while, meanwhile
se divierten
they have fun
se quitan
they take off
el labial
lipstick
la plancha de pelo
hair straightener
el rímel
mascara
el esmaltenail polishla sombraeyeshadowel areteearringla pulserabraceletbastanteenoughlentamenteslowlybrevementebrieflylas floresflowerslos patronespatronsel evento especialspecial eventrecientementerecentlynormalmentenormallygeneralmentegenerallyfrecuentementefrequentlycompletamentecompletelyespecialmenteespeciallyocasionalmenteoccasionallypermanentementepermanentlyactualmentecurrentlymuyverymuchoa lotmenoslesstantoso muchdemasiadotoo muchpocoa littlemásmorebienwellmejorbettermalbadpeorworsefácilmenteeasilyinteligentementeintelligentlyWhen using "antes de + infintive" (before doing something) and "después de + infinitive" (after doing something), the infinitive will translate intothe -ing form in EnglishAntes de acostarme, me cepillo los dientes.Before going to bed, I brush my teeth.Después de cepillarme los dientes, me acuesto.After brushing my teeth, I go to bed.Both se quitan and se divierten, have areflexive pronoun before the verb.When conjugating stem-changing verbs, do change the stem fornosotros, nossotras, vosotros & vosotrasAdverb modifying a verb: Yo camino rápidamente.I walk quickly.Adverb modifying an adjective: Yo soy muy alto.I am very tall.Adverb modifying another adverb: Yo camino muy rápidamente.I walk very quickly.Quitarse yo me quito tú te quitas él/ella/Ud. se quita nosotros nos quitamos vosotros os quitáis ellos/ellas/Uds. se quitanto take off I take off (myself) you take off (yourself) he/she/you formal take off (himself/herself/yourself) we take off (ourselves) you all take off (yourselves) they, you all take off (themselves, yourselves)divertirse (e: ie) yo me divierto tú te diviertes él/ella/Ud. se divierte nosotros nos divertimos vosotros os divertís ellos/ellas/Uds. se diviertento enjoy oneself I enjoy (myself) you enjoy (yourself) he/she/you formal enjoy (himself/herself/yourself) we enjoy (ourselves) you all enjoy (yourselves) they, you all enjoy (themselves, yourselves)During the Flower Festival of El Salvador, women wear ... in their clothes and hair.flores (flowers).Women, boy and girls wake up at ... to participate in the Panchimalco Flower Festival.A las cuatro de la mañana (4 am).The people in the Palchimalco Flower Festival wear clothing of ... color.blanca o blanco (white)For the Palchimalco Flower Festival women, boys and girls wear ...the nicest clothing they have