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Good morning
Buenos dÍas
Buenas tardes
Buenas noches
Mañana
Good afternoon
Buenos dÍas
Buenas tardes
Buenas noches
Mañana
Good night
Buenos dÍas
Buenas tardes
Buenas noches
Mañana
Choose the translation in ENGLISH.
Good morning
Good afternoon
Good evening
Good night
Choose the correct translation.
How are you (formal)?
How are you (informal)?
Where are you from?
What's up?
¿Qué tal?
What's up?
How are you (informal)?
What is your name?
It's a pleasure to meet you.
Write the ENGLISH translation of what you hear.
(a)
RESPOND to the question in Spanish. (Use BOB as the person.)
(a)
Which question was I asked if I responded, "Me llamo Julie."
¿Cómo se llama ella?
¿Cómo te llamas?
¿Cómo se llama él?
Me llamas Julie.
When would I say "MUCHO GUSTO"? Check all that apply.
When I meet someone new
When I see my friend at school
When I like something a lot
When I agree with someone
Equally/The same to you.
(a)
Choose the females (check all that apply).
Señor
Señora
Señorita
Profesor
Mr.
Señor
Señora
Señorita
Translate the sentence you hear into English.
(a)
Mañana es jueves.
Today is Thursday.
Today is Friday.
Tomorrow is Thursday.
Tomorrow is Friday.
The year
El mes
La semana
El día
El año
The month
(a)
El día
(a)
The week
(a)
Which comes next in order? lunes, martes,...
miércoles
jueves
viernes
sábado
viernes
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Friday
(a)
Choose the correct order: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
lunes, martes, miércoles
martes, miércoles, jueves
lunes, miércoles, martes
domingo, lunes, martes
January
(a)
February
(a)
junio
June
July
August
(a)
September
(a)
October
(a)
November
(a)
The first of
(a)
21
(a)
Check the numbers that require accents.
22
23
26
27
Veinticinco
24
25
34
35
Diecisiete
17
18
27
28
Cuántos
(a)
Hay (check all that apply)
How many
How much
There is
There are
There is/there are
(a)
¿De dónde eres? (Translate into English.)
(a)
Choose the correct response to the question: ¿De dónde eres?
Estoy en Fargo.
Soy de Fargo.
Eres de Fargo.
Estás en Fargo.
¿Qué día es hoy? (Translate)
What is the date today?
What day is it today?
Where are you from?
What day is it?
Today is Sunday.
(a)
¿Cuál es la fecha de hoy?
What is the date today?
What day is it today?
What is the date?
What day is it?
¿Y tú?
And you (informal)?
And you (formal)?
Me too.
You too.
Or
(a)
Please
(a)
Thank you.
(a)
El bolígrafo
The pen
The pencil
The classmate
The chalkboard
El compañero
The classmate
The student
The company
The classroom
The student (masculine)-include THE
(a)
La hoja de papel
The paper
The piece of paper
The folder
The notebook
The table
(a)
The chalkboard
(a)
The classroom
(a)
The lunch
(a)
The class of
(a)
La computación
(a)
la educación física
(a)
La música
(a)
Fácil
(a)
The homework
(a)
The folder
(a)
The notebook
(a)
The dictionary
(a)
The wastebasket
(a)
The schedule
(a)
El lápiz
(a)
Los lápices
(a)
Where does the accent mark go on the Spanish word PENCIL?
A
I
O
U
Silly Sra... there is no accent!
Is the word marker in Spanish feminine or masculine?
Feminine
Masculine
The backpack
(a)
The ruler
(a)
The hour
(a)
The 3rd (feminine)
(a)
The 5th
(a)
The 8th (feminine)
(a)
La séptima
The 5th
The 7th
The 9th
The 10th
9th (BE CAREFUL!)
Noventa
Novena
Nueve
Nuevo
La décima
The 1st
The 5th
The 7th
The 10th
It is 1:15.
Es la una y cuarto.
Es la una menos cuarto.
Son las doce y cuarto.
Son las doce menos cuarto.
¿Qué hora es?
What time is it?
What schedule is it?
What day is it?
What is the date?
I am going to talk.
(a)
Vamos a cocinar.
We are going to cook.
We are going to eat.
We cook.
We are cooking.
We are eating.
Antes de pensar, hablo.
Before thinking, I talk.
Before planning, I talk.
After thinking, I talk.
After planning, I talk.
Después de leer, descansamos.
Before reading, we rest.
Before reading, we sleep.
After reading, we rest.
After reading, we sleep.
In order to eat, I cook.
(a)
Para ir, necesito estudiar.
In order to go, I need to study.
Before going, I need to study.
In order to go, I study.
After going, I study.
Pensamos que ella habla mucho.
We think that she talks a lot.
We plan to talk to her a lot.
We plan to talk with her a lot.
We think that he talks a lot.
Piensas nadar.
You plan to swim.
You think that you are going to swim.
You think that you swim.
You think to swim.
I have a book.
(a)
You have three black notebooks.
(a)
They have to study.
(a)
We have to talk.
(a)
Yellow
(a)
orange
(a)
Check the words that mean BROWN
café
marrón
morado
pardo
de plata
Gold
(a)
Black
(a)
Silver
(a)
cream
(a)
The countryside
(a)
the mall
(a)
the park
(a)
Check the words that mean THE POOL.
La piscina
La pileta
La alberca
La playa
El mar
La pileta is the same as:
La piscina
El parque
La playa
El campo
Finish the phrase to make "The roller coaster": La montaña -
(a)
The spring
(a)
The summer
(a)
the winter
(a)
What is "el otoño"
The spring
The summer
The winter
The fall
To close
(a)
A synonym for EMPEZAR in Spanish.
(a)
To converse/chat
(a)
To climb (not subir)
(a)
To work (t)
(a)
To come
(a)
To travel
(a)
To go shopping
(a)
To go to a party
(a)
To go fishing
(a)
Pienso estudiar.
(a)
They plan to help on Friday.
(a)
In order to =
Para + Infinitive
Pensar + infinitive
Pensar que
Tener que + infinitive
In order to learn, we study.
(a)
How do you form LAST NAMES in Spanish?
Los + singular last name
Los + normal last name
El + singular last name
El + normal last name
A + singular last name
What is the formula for "going to"?
Tener que infinitive
Ir a infinitive
Pensar que infinitive
Pensar infinitive
Para infinitive
He is going to read a book.
(a)
Después de + infinitive =
Before
After
Before running, I drink water.
(a)
Dar =
(a)
Hacer
To do
To make
To have
To give
To come
To come
(a)
To bring
(a)
To put
(a)
To leave, to go out (Hint: You leave or go out with Sally.)
(a)
To bring
(a)
To put
(a)
What is the English direct object "ME" replaced by in Spanish?
Me
Te
Lo
La
Nos
Which Spanish nouns would be replaced by the direct object pronoun "LOS"?
Las mesas
Las carpetas
El libro
Los libros
Los diccionarios
Which Spanish nouns would be replaced by the direct object pronoun "LAS"?
Las mesas
Las carpetas
La calculadora
Los libros
Los diccionarios
Which Spanish nouns would be replaced by the direct object pronoun "LA"?
La mesa
Las carpetas
La calculadora
Los libros
Los diccionarios
Translate using a DOP. -I help you.
(a)
Translate using a DOP: I help him.
(a)
Translate using a DOP. - I help them (the boys).
(a)
Translate using a DOP. - She helps me.
(a)
Translate using a DOP. -I want to see you.
(a)
Translate using a DOP. - She wants to see me.
(a)
Translate using a DOP. -I want to see him.
(a)
Translate using a DOP. - She wants to see us.
(a)
I help him for you.
Te lo ayudo.
Se lo ayudo.
Te ayudo.
Te lo ayuda.
Me lo ayuda.
She eats them (grapes) for me.
Me las come.
Me la come.
Se las como.
Se las come.
Se los come.
I draw it (desk) for him.
Se lo dibujo.
Se la dibujo.
Me lo dibuja.
Me la dibuja.
Se lo dibuja.
They tell it (el secreto) to us.
Nos lo dicen.
Nos lo decimos.
Se lo dicen.
Se lo decimos.
Nos dicen.
Te la arreglo.
I clean it up for you.
I clean it for you.
You clean it up.
You clean it up for me.
I cut it (the apple) for you.
(a)
The grandpa
(a)
Write the other Spanish word that is the same as: El papá
(a)
El tío
(a)
The brother
(a)
The cousin
(a)
El hijo único
The son
The only child
The stepson
The great uncle
El hombre
The brother
The woman
The man
The uncle
The twins
(a)
La media hermana
The stepsister
The stepdaughter
The half-sister
The half-daughter
The dog
(a)
Brunette
(a)
The brown hair
el pelo castaño
el pelo rubio
el pelo canoso
pelirrojo
The blonde hair
el pelo castaño
el pelo rubio
el pelo canoso
pelirrojo
The white/gray hair
el pelo castaño
el pelo rubio
el pelo canoso
pelirrojo
The red-head
el pelo castaño
el pelo rubio
el pelo canoso
El pelirrojo
sesenta
50
60
70
80
70
cincuenta
sesenta
setenta
ochenta
El cine
The supper
The dinner
The movie theater
The notebook
Barato
Inexpensive
Expensive
New
Bold
Caro
Inexpensive
Expensive
Car
Quiet
Nuevo
New
Nine
Now
Thin
Inexpensive
(a)
This t-shirt
(a)
This dress
(a)
These skirts
(a)
These pants
(a)
To look for
(a)
To buy
(a)
To wear
(a)
To fit
(a)
Por aquí
(a)
Don't skate.
No patinas.
No patines.
No patina.
No patine.
Have
Ten
Ven
Pon
Sal
Don't read.
No leas.
No lees.
No lea.
No lee.
Draw.
Dibuja.
Dibuje.
Dibujas.
Dibujes.
Don't talk.
No hables.
No hablas.
No habla.
No hable.
Where does the accent go in "AYUDAME"?
1ST A
U
2ND A
E
Positive commands --- direct object pronouns.
Connect
No connect
Fill in the blanks to complete the sentence.
I am as smart as him.
Soy --- inteligente ---- él.
tan, como
tan, que
como, tan
que, tan
más, que
Fill in the blank: I have as many sisters as you.
Tengo ---hermans como tú.
Tan
Tanto
Tantos
Tanta
Tantas
Translate the positive command: COOK! (Do not include the exclamation point.)
(a)
Translate the positive command: DRINK! (Do not include the exclamation point.) (Use the "B" word for drink."
(a)
Don't study it (book).
No lo estudies.
No, estúdialo.
No lo estudias.
No lo estudia.
Fill in the blanks: We are more tired than Emilia.
Estamos --------------- Emilia.
más cansados que
más cansado que
tan cansado como
tan cansados como
Translate. My head hurts.
(a)
Explore it (mountain) for her.
Explórasela.
Se la explora.
Se la exploras.
None of these.
We are looking for you.
Estamos buscándote.
Vamos a buscarte.
Te vamos a buscar.
Te buscamos.
Translate:
They have been swimming for fifteen minutes.
(a)
Don't swim
(a)
Don't swim
(a)
