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To say that something hurts you, you use
doler.
 This verb is like the verb gustar because
you use indirect object pronouns.
IOP’s
(yo)
me
(nosotros/as) nos
(tú)
te
(Ud. /él/ ella) le
(Uds./ellos/ellas) les
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Just as gustar, you won’t conjugate doler.
You will only use:
duele: if one body part hurts
duelen: if multiple body parts hurt
You will only use definite articles to
describe body parts that are hurting.
 Order:

Indirect object pronoun + duele/n + body part
My head hurts.
Her head hurts.
Me duele la cabeza. Le duele la cabeza.
My head is hurting.
(the possessive my
changed to the definite
article la)
(me because
Me duele la cabeza.
it’s talking about myself)
(duele because only
one body part is hurting) (cabeza)
IOP + duele/n + body part
A Juan le duelen los pies.
2. A nosotros nos duelen las piernas.
3. A la estudiante le duele la cabeza.
4. A ustedes les duele la nariz.
5. A los hombres le duelen las rodillas.
6. A los maestros les duelen las manos.
7. A mí me duele el corazón.
8. A ti te duele el cuerpo.
1.
Her skin hurts.__________________________
2. Our legs hurt.__________________________
3. My body hurts._________________________
4. Their ankles hurt._______________________
5. Your (inf) mouth hurts.__________________
6. His eyes hurt.__________________________
7. Our hands hurt.________________________
8. Your (formal) ears hurt._________________
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