Describing what people do (visiting a Spanish-speaking city) (Part 2/2)
Describing what people do (visiting a Spanish-speaking city) (Part 2/2)
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- In this lesson, we will describe what people do in the context of visiting a Spanish-speaking city. We will look at the present tense of -ar verbs and the use of 'para' followed by an infinitive.
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10 Questions
Q1.
What does 'fuera' mean?
between
coin
money
Q2.
How do you say 'I can'?
corro
hago
tengo
Q3.
What does 'cambiar' mean?
money
to make, making
to run
Q4.
Which of these means 'Friday'?
el domingo
el martes
el sábado
Q5.
How do you say 'between' in Spanish?
fuera
la familia
puedo
Q6.
What does 'el dinero' mean?
coin
family
Tuesday
Q7.
Which subject pronoun would you use for 'she'?
él
tú
yo
Q8.
Which subject pronoun would you use for 'I'?
él
ella
tú
Q9.
How would you say 'you decide'?
decide
decidir
decido
Q10.
How would you say 'he/she does or makes'?
hacer
haces
hago
10 Questions
Q1.
What does 'interesante' mean?
boring
fast
funny
Q2.
How do you say 'I rest'?
corro
hago
tengo
Q3.
What does 'baila' mean?
I dance
to dance
you dance
Q4.
Which of these means 'a shirt'?
un vestido
un zapato
una camiseta
Q5.
How do you say 'you sing ' in Spanish?
canta
cantar
canto
Q6.
6. What does 'para + infinitive' mean?
because
for
some
Q7.
Which verb means 'he travels'?
viajar
viajas
viajo
Q8.
Which subject pronoun would you use with 'visito'?
él
ella
tú
Q9.
How would you say 'you ask'?
pregunta
preguntar
pregunto
Q10.
How would you say 'she looks for'?
buscar
buscas
busco