Understanding the Verb 'Doler' in Spanish

What is the main focus of the lesson introduced by Teacher Catalina?

• Exploring Spanish culture

• Practicing Spanish pronunciation

• Understanding the verb 'doler' and its usage

• Learning how to conjugate regular verbs

What is the stem change that occurs in the verb 'doler'?

• o to ue

• e to ie

• i to u

• a to e

Which verb is 'doler' compared to in terms of its usage?

• Comer

• Vivir

• Gustar

• Hablar

What pronouns are used with the verb 'doler'?

• Direct object pronouns

• Subject pronouns

• Indirect object pronouns

• Reflexive pronouns

How do you say 'My head hurts' in Spanish using 'doler'?

• Me duele el pie

• Me duele la cabeza

• Me gusta el pie

• Me gusta la cabeza

If both hands hurt, which form of 'doler' should be used?

• Duele

• Gustan

• Gusta

• Duelen

How do you negate a sentence with 'doler'?

• Place 'no' after the verb

• Place 'no' before the indirect object pronoun

• Add 'no' at the end of the sentence

• Use 'nunca' before the verb

What should you say if the doctor asks 'Te duele la cabeza?' and your head does not hurt?

• No, me gusta la cabeza

• Me gusta la cabeza

• Sí, me duele la cabeza

• No, no me duele la cabeza

In a formal setting, how might a doctor ask if your head hurts?

• Te duele la cabeza?

• Le duele la cabeza?

• Os duele la cabeza?

• Nos duele la cabeza?

What is the purpose of the self-check quiz at the end of the lesson?

• To learn new verbs

• To practice pronunciation

• To assess understanding of 'doler'

• To test vocabulary knowledge