Match the following terms:

• s/he likes

• quiere

• s/he wants

• agarra

• s/he gives

• le gusta

• s/he grabs

• le da

• s/he has

• tiene

Match the following terms:

• s/he says

• ve

• I love it

• me encanta

• s/he sees

• necesita

• s/he throws

• tira

• s/he needs

• dice

Translate: A Profe Veruska le encanta la pizza con mucho queso.

• Profe Veruska wants pizza with a lot of cheese.

• Profe Veruska has pizza with a lot of cheese.

• Profe Veruska loves pizza with a lot of cheese.

• Profe Veruska needs pizza with a lot of cheese.

Translate: Homero Simpson quiere donas.

• Homer Simpson wants donuts.

• Homer Simpson needs donuts.

• Homer Simpson loves donuts.

• Homer Simpson grabs donuts.

Translate: Scar agarra la mano de Mufasa.

• Scar needs Mufasa's hands.

• Scar grabs Mufasa's hands.

• Scar throws Mufasa's hands.

• Scar wants Mufasa's hands.

Translate: Mufasa tiene un hermano, se llama Scar.

• Mufasa wants a brother called Scar.

• Mufasa needs a brother called Scar.

• Mufasa gives Scar to his mother.

• Mufasa has a brother called Scar.

Translate: Maui ve a Moana y dice, "¡de nada!".

• Maui sees Moana and says, "you're welcome!".

• Maui throws Moana and says, "you're welcome!".

• Maui needs Moana and says, "you're welcome!".

• Maui has Moana and says, "you're welcome!".

Translate: Captain Underpants necesita pantalones.

• Captain Underpants wants pants.

• Captain Underpants has pants.

• Captain Underpants needs pants.

• Captain Underpants loves pants.

Profe Veruska le da chocolate a Liam.

• Profe Veruska wants Liam's chocolate.

• Profe Veruska gives chocolate to Liam.

• Profe Veruska needs Liam's chocolate.

• Profe Veruska throws Liam's chocolate away.

El papá tira la pelota (ball) al niño.

• The dad throws the ball to the boy.

• The dad wants the ball from the boy.

• The dad needs the ball.

• The mom throws the ball to the boy.