conjugate in the preterite: Javier y yo/lavar

conjugate in the preterite yo/limpiar

conjugate in the preterite: mis padres/dar

conjugate in the preterite: Carmen y Ana/cocinar

conjugate in the preterite: Nosotros/aprender

conjugate in the preterite: ellos/almorzar

conjugate in the preterite: yo/jugar

conjugate in the preterite: el doctor/insistir

conjugate in the preterite: Teresa/poner

conjugate in the preterite: Roberto/quere

conjugate in the preterite: Él/escribir

conjugate in the preterite: yo/sacar

conjugate in the preterite: Mike y yo/salir

conjugate in the preterite: Ellos/leer

conjugate in the preterite: yo/pagar

conjugate in the preterite: yo/organizar

conjugate in the preterite: Los estudiantes/dormir

conjugate in the preterite: usted/pedir

conjugate in the preterite: ellos/preferir

Which term does not belong with the others?

Which term does not belong with the other three?

Which term does not belong with the other three?

Which term does not belong with the other three?

Which term does not belong with the other three?

Positive command: preparar

positive command: ayudar

negative command: lavar

negative command: hacer

positive command: poner

positive command: ir

positive command: limpiar

negative command: salir

negative command: tener

negative command: venir

Where would you find el inodoro?

Where would you find la cafetera?

Where would you find la cómoda?

Where would you find la mesa?

Where would you find el sillón?

Which body part is not on your face?

Which body part is not below the waist?

Which body part is not above the waist?

Parts that are not extremeties (not part of your body trunk)

parts of the head

Choose the adjective that best describes el helado.

Choose the adjective that best describes la sopa.

Choose the adjective that best describes las papitas.

Choose the adjective that best describes los jalapeños

Choose the adjective that best describes los postres

Por lo general como un sándwich de jamón y la sopa para el almuerzo.

Yo hago una ensalada de frutas con unas fresas, unas manzanas, y la carne.

Mi desayuno favorito es el café, el plátano, y el cereal.

Una ensalada puede tener la lechuga, la cebolla, el tomate, y queso.

La sopa, el pan dulce, el tocino, un sandwich, y los huevos son un almuerzo tÍpico.

conjugate in the imperfect: yo/estudiar

conjugate in the imperfect: nosotros/vivir

conjugate in the imperfect: mis padres/trabajar

conjugate in the imperfect: ellos/dar

conjugate in the imperfect: yo/ir

conjugate in the imperfect: mi hermano/ser

conjugate in the imperfect: yo/saber

conjugate in the imperfect: ella/ver

conjugate in the imperfect: tú/ser

conjugate in the imperfect: ustedes/jugar

Which past tense would you use to describe this action? When I was child, we would eat pizza every Friday.

Which past tense would you use to describe this action? She went shopping last week.

Which past tense would you use to describe this action? I loved to swing when I was little.

Which past tense would you use to describe this action? They would go to the beach every summer.

Which past tense would you use to describe this action? Last night we went to the symphony.

Choose the most logical response to this question:

¿Qué le puedo traer?

Choose the most logical response to this question: ¿Me puede traer otro vaso de agua, por favor?

Choose the most logical response to this question: ¿Qué legumbre quiere usted?

Choose the most logical response to this question: ¿Desean algo más?

Choose the most logical response to this statement: La cuenta, por favor.

Would you use ser or estar in Spanish to express the meaning of this English sentence? This soup is very hot!

Would you use ser or estar in Spanish to express the meaning of this English sentence? The burgers here are always delicious.

Would you use ser or estar in Spanish to express the meaning of this English sentence? Strawberries are my favorite fruit.

Would you use ser or estar in Spanish to express the meaning of this English sentence? Wow! This pineapple is so sweet!

Would you use ser or estar in Spanish to express the meaning of this English sentence? Potato chips are salty.

Does the injury at the start of the sentence match the treatment given at the end? Cuando tengo un calambre, yo me estiro.

Does the injury at the start of the sentence match the treatment given at the end? Cuando me corto el dedo, yo me pongo una curita.

Does the injury at the start of the sentence match the treatment given at the end? Cuando tengo una fiebre, yo debo ir a las clases.

Does the injury at the start of the sentence match the treatment given at the end? Me torcí el tobillo. Necesito jugar a los deportes.

Does the injury at the start of the sentence match the treatment given at the end? Tengo tos. Debo tomar el jarabe.

Childhood memories vocab: Which noun matches this verb? echar

Childhood memories vocab: Which noun matches this verb? jugar

Childhood memories vocab: Which noun matches this verb? compartir

Childhood memories vocab: Which noun matches this verb? sacar

Childhood memories vocab: Which noun matches this verb? mirar

Choose the best translation: This dress is so pretty!

Choose the best translation: Those pants are ugly.

Choose the best translation: That shirt is my favorite.

Choose the best translation: These shoes are so comfortable!

Choose the best translation: The shoes are black.

Which direct object pronoun would replace LA COMIDA in a sentence?

Which direct object pronoun would replace LA CARTA in a sentence?

Which direct object pronoun would replace EL LAPIZ in a sentence?

Which direct object pronoun would replace LOS CARROS in a sentence?

Which direct object pronoun would replace LAS PIZZAS in a sentence?