Semana 2: Expresiones habituales de la clase Parte 1

Front

Translate the following Spanish phrase to English: ¿Tú tienes la tarea?

Back

Do you have the homework?

Answer explanation

The Spanish phrase "¿Tú tienes la tarea?" translates directly to "Do you have the homework?" The other options do not match the original phrase's meaning.

Front

Translate the following Spanish phrase to English: ¿Tú tienes la pluma/el lápiz?

Back

Do you have the pen/the pencil?

Answer explanation

The phrase "¿Tú tienes la pluma/el lápiz?" directly translates to "Do you have the pen/the pencil?" This matches the correct answer choice, as it inquires about possession.

Front

Translate the following Spanish phrase to English: ¿Tú tienes el papel?

Back

Do you have the paper?

Answer explanation

The Spanish phrase "¿Tú tienes el papel?" translates directly to "Do you have the paper?" The word "papel" means "paper" in English, making this the correct choice among the options provided.

Front

Translate the following Spanish phrase to English: ¿Tú tienes el paquete/folleto?

Back

Do you have the packet?

Answer explanation

The Spanish phrase '¿Tú tienes el paquete/folleto?' translates directly to 'Do you have the packet?' The word 'paquete' means 'packet', making this the correct choice among the options.

Front

Translate the following Spanish phrase to English: ¿Tú tienes la mochila?

Back

Do you have the backpack?

Answer explanation

The Spanish phrase "¿Tú tienes la mochila?" translates directly to "Do you have the backpack?" The word "mochila" means "backpack," making this the correct choice among the options.

Front

Translate the following Spanish phrase to English: Siéntense

Back

'Sit down'

Answer explanation

The Spanish phrase 'Siéntense' translates to 'Sit down' in English. It is a command form directed at multiple people, instructing them to take a seat.

Front

Translate the following Spanish phrase to English: Saquen sus cuadernos/hojas de papel/pluma...

Back

Take out your notebooks/sheets of paper/pen

Answer explanation

The phrase 'Saquen' translates to 'Take out' in English, indicating an action to remove items. Therefore, the correct translation is 'Take out your notebooks/sheets of paper/pen', not 'put away', 'open', or 'close'.

Front

Translate the following Spanish phrase to English: Abran los libros (a la pagina...)

Back

Open the books (to page...)

Answer explanation

The correct translation of 'Abran los libros' is 'Open the books'. The verb 'abrir' means 'to open' in English, making 'Open the books (to page...)' the accurate choice.

Front

Translate the following Spanish phrase to English: ¿Cómo se dice...?

Back

How do you say...?

Answer explanation

The Spanish phrase "¿Cómo se dice...?" translates directly to "How do you say...?" in English, making it the correct choice. The other options do not match the meaning of the original phrase.

Front

Translate the following Spanish phrase to English: ¿Cómo se escribe…? Se escribe…

Back

How do you write…? Write…

Answer explanation

The phrase '¿Cómo se escribe…? Se escribe…' translates to 'How do you write…? Write…' in English, making the first answer choice the correct one. The other options do not match the original Spanish meaning.