Doler Present Tense
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Verb Meaning(s): to hurt, to ache
Verb Chart: Doler Present Tense
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A mí |
me duele It hurts me |
A nosotros |
nos duele It hurts us |
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A ti (Juana, Juan) |
te duele It hurts you |
A vosotros (informal Spain) |
os duele It hurts all of you |
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A él/ella/Ud. (Sra./Dr. García) |
le duele It hurts him/her/you |
A ellos/ellas/Uds. |
les duele It hurts them/all of you |
Doler Present Tense Practice
Doler Present Sentence Examples
My head hurts.
2. ¿Te duele el estómago?
Does your stomach hurt?
3. Le duelen las rodillas después de correr.
His knees hurt after running.
4. Nos duele la espalda después de trabajar muchas horas.
Our back hurts after working many hours.
5. Os duele la garganta. (Used only in Spain)
Your throat hurts.
Their feet hurt from wearing high heels.
7. ¿Les duele a ustedes la muela?
Does your tooth hurt?
8. ¿Le duele a él la cabeza con frecuencia?
Does his head hurt often?
9. ¿Le duele a ella la espalda después de levantar pesas?
Does her back hurt after lifting weights?
10. Les duelen los ojos por leer mucho.
Their eyes hurt from reading a lot.
