Homework2 verbs basic_phrases
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The document contains homework questions for a Spanish 101 class. It asks students to conjugate verbs into different subjects, translate phrases, and provides vocabulary like ways to ask "How are you?" and responses. It encourages practicing conjugating verbs and provides a list of verbs to conjugate in the present tense for additional practice.
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El documento presenta un resumen de la conjugación de verbos en el pretérito en español. Incluye ejemplos de verbos conjugados en el pretérito como nadar, dormir, mentir, leer, creer y jugar. También presenta ejemplos de traducciones cortas al español usando verbos en el pretérito como cocinar, comprar y pagar.
Lesson10 preterite hw_answer_key
El documento presenta un resumen de la conjugación de verbos en el pretérito en español. Incluye ejemplos de verbos comunes como nadar, dormir, mentir y leer conjugados en el pretérito, así como ejercicios de completar oraciones y traducciones cortas al inglés utilizando verbos en el pretérito.
Lesson10 preterite hw_answer_key
El documento presenta un resumen de la conjugación de verbos en el pretérito en español. Incluye ejemplos de verbos comunes como nadar, dormir, mentir y leer conjugados en el pretérito, así como ejercicios de completar oraciones y traducciones cortas al inglés utilizando verbos en el pretérito.
Lesson10 preterite hw
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Lesson10 preterite hw_answer_key
El documento presenta un resumen de la conjugación de verbos en el pretérito en español. Incluye ejemplos de verbos como nadar, dormir, mentir y leer conjugados en el pretérito, así como ejercicios de completar oraciones y traducciones cortas al inglés utilizando verbos en el pretérito.
Lesson10 preterite hw
This document provides a Spanish language lesson on conjugating verbs into the preterite tense and translating sentences into Spanish using preterite verbs. It lists verbs to conjugate such as nadar (to swim), dormir (to sleep), and mentir (to lie). It then provides fill-in-the-blank conjugations and sentences to translate such as "I cooked dinner" and "They bought the apple" to practice using preterite tense verbs.
Lesson10 preterit
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Lesson10 preterite hw_answer_key
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Lesson9 numbers
1) The document introduces numbers from 1 to 10 in Spanish and notes how the teens follow a similar root as "diez".
2) It explains that numbers from 20 onwards are spoken by saying the tens place followed by "y" and the ones place, except for multiples of 10.
3) Larger numbers like hundreds are discussed, pointing out that Spanish uses periods instead of commas for numbers over 1,000 and that "ciento" adds "-to" for numbers over 100 unlike "cien" which is only 100.
Lesson8 hw
Today's Spanish homework lesson focuses on present tense verbs. The homework includes conjugating common verbs like saber, hacer, cocinar and comer. Students also need to complete sentences using the verb gustar and translate phrases. Finally, students must fill in verb conjugations like cortar, lavar, tener, batir, querer, disfrutar, comprar and mezclar based on subjects including yo, ellos/ellas/ustedes, él/ella/usted, and nosotros.
Lesson7 answer key
Este documento presenta una lección de español que incluye palabras de vocabulario relacionadas con tiendas y compras, así como ejercicios de completar oraciones en blanco y opción múltiple. El texto también proporciona ejemplos de conjugaciones verbales como "pagar", "comprar" e "ir".
Stores
El documento lista varias palabras en español relacionadas con las tiendas y la ropa, incluyendo colores y precios de artículos como cinturones, corbatas, vestidos y gafas de sol. También incluye verbos como "estar abierta" y preguntas comunes que se podrían hacer cuando se compra como "¿Cuánto cuesta?", "¿Cuánto vale?" y "¿No me puede rebajar el precio?".
Lesson7
El documento presenta una lección sobre tiendas y artículos en español. Incluye oraciones incompletas para completar, opciones múltiples para seleccionar, y verbos para conjugar. Se proporcionan palabras como farmacia, heladería, corbata, anteojos de sol, precio, cenar, traje, pulsera, tienda de ropa, abrigo, y bolsa.
Homework6 year gustar_answerkey
Este documento contiene instrucciones para completar ejercicios sobre el verbo gustar y sus formas, así como traducciones de oraciones al español. También incluye ejercicios de conjugación de verbos como desayunar, ir y comer, y la traducción de verbos comunes como pensar, ver y querer.
Homework5 food answerkey
El resumen resume un documento en español que incluye una lista de vocabulario de comida en inglés y español, verbos de cocina conjugados, y un párrafo para completar con vocabulario dado. El documento presenta emparejamientos de palabras de comida en inglés y español, conjuga los verbos "pelar", "cortar", y "batir", y da un párrafo a rellenar con palabras clave como "hermanos", "tiene", y "padre".
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This document provides a Spanish homework assignment involving the verb "gustar". It includes exercises to write sentences using "gustar", conjugate verbs, change verbs to the "gusta"/"gustan" form, and translate English phrases into Spanish. The document also asks the student to write months in Spanish.
Year stuff
This document provides vocabulary and information about years, months, seasons, holidays, and the verb "gustar" in Spanish. It defines "gustar" as meaning "to like" and discusses its conjugation and use, including that it takes an indirect object pronoun like "me" or "te." It also notes that other verbs besides "gustar" can take this same indirect object construction to mean things like "bother" or "appeal to."
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Homework2 verbs basic_phrases
- 2. Write down the five subjects that verbs are conjugated into
- 3. I:
- 6. We:
- 8. Translate: “I am 12 years old”
- 10. Conjugate the verb: bailar (to dance)
- 11. Conjugate the verb: vivir (to live)
- 12. Conjugate the verb: creer (to believe)
- 13. Translate: “Where are you from?”
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- 17. ¿Cómo estás?
- 18. ¿Qué tal?
- 19. How would you respond to the question, “¿Cómo estás?”
- 20. Esoy bien
- 21. Tengo 12 años
- 22. Hasta luego
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- 24. Also, it is very important to practice conjugating verbs as often as possible.
- 25. Here is a list of verbs you can conjugate into the present tense if you feel like it:
- 26. Comer
- 27. Cocinar
- 28. Mandar (to order, command)
- 29. Vivir
- 30. Tomar (to take)
- 32. Leer (to read)