11 Recipe 2 3 Flashcards by Pat Johns

Q

Why is it easy to confuse Recipe 2 (hay) with Recipe 3 (estar)?

A

Hay refers to the existence of objects.
Estar refers to location.

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There’s an elevator back there.

A

Hay un ascensor atrás.

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She was here last Friday.

A

Estaba aquí el viernes pasado.

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Was there a course?

A

¿Hay un curso?

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mismo/a

A

the same

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Where does it go?

A

Before the noun

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The same girl.

A

La misma muchacha.

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The same girls.

A

Las mismas muchachas.

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I want the same as you.

A

Quiero lo mismo que tú.

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I want the same.

A

Quiero lo mismo.

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We would offer the same.

A

Ofreceríamos el mismo.

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Are they the same?

A

¿Son los mismos?

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this house

A

esta casa

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this gift

A

este regalo

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these gifts

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estos regalos

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I like that beach.

A

Me gusta aquella playa.

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That hotel is my favorite.

A

Aquel hotel es mi favorito.

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Possessive adjectives

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mi, tu , su, nuestros, vuestros, su

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our houses

A

nuestras casas

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your atitude

A

su actitude

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Laura’s car

A

el coche de Laura

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Possessive pronouns:
The car is mine.

A

El coche es mio.

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These socks are mine.

A

Estos calcetines son mios.

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Are these checks yours?

A

¿Son estos cheques suyos?

Is this suitcase yours?

¿Es la maleta tuya?

The ball is his.

La pelota es suya.

This is her glass of water. It isn't mine.

Este es su vaso de agua. No es el mio.