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I hate to stand in line

Answer explanation

Odio hacer fila.

Me picó una abeja.

Answer explanation

A bee stung me.

‘sting’

Sting is usually a verb.

If a creature such as a bee, wasp, or scorpion stings you, it pricks your skin and pushes poison into your body.

Bees do not normally sting without being provoked.

Felipe had been stung by a wasp.

‘bite’

Don't say that a mosquito or ant ‘stings’ you. You say that it bites you.

A mosquito landed on my arm and bit me.

An ant had bitten her on the foot.

You also say that a snake bites you.

We had our picture taken on our wedding day.

Answer explanation

Nos hicimos/tomamos una foto el día de nuestra boda.

Si hubiéramos visto las huellas de ese animal en la nieve, las habríamos seguido.

Answer explanation

If we had seen the footprints of that animal in the snow, we would have followed them.

WOULD: ía

HAVE/HAS: he, hemos,han

They plan to go by train.

Answer explanation

Ellos planean irse en tren.

Marta no debió de haber negado que te ayudó con tu tarea.

Answer explanation

Marta shouldn't have denied that she helped you with your homework.

Should: deber

have/has: haber

Don't bother me now. l've got to finish this work.

Answer explanation

No me molestes ahorita, tengo que terminar este trabajo.

have/has to: tener que

bother: molestar

Puede que ese insecto que se está arrastrando en el piso te pique.

Answer explanation

Maybe that insect that is crawling on the floor stings you.

maybe: puede que

crawl: arrastrar

The policeman made us get in line.

Answer explanation

El policía hizo que nos formaramos.

Desde que me robaron, siempre tengo una buena cerradura en la puerta.

Answer explanation

Ever since I was robbed, I always have a good lock on the door.