11:4 ¿Cuánto cobra?

Question 1

How much do you charge?

Answer 1

Cuánto cobra?

Question 2

How much do you charge?

Answer 2

¿Cuánto cobra usted?

Question 3

How much does she charge?

Answer 3

¿Cuánto cobra ella?

Question 4

How much does he charge?

Answer 4

¿Cuánto cobra él?

Question 5

He’s charging
she charges
you will charge
charging?
does she charge?

Answer 5

Cobra
can be used for the present and future tenses for ‘he/she/you’.

Question 6

Do you charge?

Answer 6

¿Cobra?

Question 7

Will you charge?

Answer 7

¿Cobra?

Question 8

Are you charging $20?

Answer 8

¿Cobra veinte dólares?

Question 9

Why are you charging $10?

Answer 9

¿Por qué cobra diez dólares?

Question 10

How much do you charge an hour?

Answer 10

¿Cuánto cobra cada hora?

Question 11

Your friend over there told me that you charge $15 an hour. Why are you charging $20 an hour today?

Answer 11

Su amigo allí me dijo que usted cobra quince dólares cada hora. ¿Por qué cobra veinte dólares cada hora hoy?

Question 12

I can’t pay you $20 an hour, but I can pay you $15.

Answer 12

Yo no puedo pagar a usted veinte dólares cada hora, pero puedo pagar a usted quince dólares.

Question 13

NOTE: When you’re referring to a ‘señor’, a ‘señora’ or a ‘señorita’ who isn’t in the immediate environment, you need to use ‘el’ or ‘la’.

Question 14

Mrs. Adams isn’t here

Answer 14

La señora Adams no está aquí

Question 15

Where is Mr. Adams?

Answer 15

¿Dónde está el señor Adams?

Question 16

NOTE: When generalizing in Spanish, you need to use ‘el’ or ‘la

Question 17

Life is marvelous

Answer 17

la vida es maravillosa

Question 18

Bread is the substance of life

Answer 18

El pan es el sostén de la vida