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(dis)courteous

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(des)cortés adjectives that are used with ser

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(un)able, (in)capable

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(in)capaz adjectives that are used with ser

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A character (book/movie)

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Personaje

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A liar

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Mentiroso/a

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According

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según

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Affectionate

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Cariñoso/a

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alive

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vivo/a Some adjectives only follow estar.

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Allusion

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alusión

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Ana is a little heavier, isn’t she?

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Ana está un poco gorda, ¿no? Description: Variation from normal characteristics or traits Notice how the two people in the following conversation have opposite assumptions about Ana’s usual state of being. They use ser to express their perceived norm and estar to express a deviation from that norm.

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Ana is short and dark-skinned; She is very nice.

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Ana es baja y morena; es muy simpática. Physical description: Characteristics or personality traits considered normal or typical, including size, shape, color, and personality

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Ana is sick.

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Ana está enferma. Description: Emotional, mental, and health conditions

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angry

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enojado/a Some adjectives only follow estar.

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Appearance

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La apariencia

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As a review

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de repaso

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ashamed

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avergonzado/a Some adjectives only follow estar.

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Based

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basadas

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Beard

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La barba

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Big

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Grande

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black eyes

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los ojos negros

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Blond hair

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El pelo rubio

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blue eyes

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los ojos azules

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brown eyes

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los ojos color café

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brown skinned

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moreno/a, de piel oscura trigueño/a

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Brunette

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Moreno/a

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Bullying, intimidation

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intimidación

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challenge

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el desafío

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Character

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El carácter La forma de ser personalidad personaje (fictional character) entidad ficticia de una narrativa (fictional character)

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Christopher Columbus arrives at the island that he calls Hispaniola in 1492.

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Cristóbal Colón llega a la isla que él llama Española en 1492. Historical present: past actions narrated in the present

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Cold

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Frío/a

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Commercial ads

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Anuncios comerciales

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confused

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confundido/a Some adjectives only follow estar.

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confusing

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confuso/a adjectives that are used with ser

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Conservative

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Conservador/a

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Credits

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reparto

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35
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Curly hair

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El pelo rizado

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Damn

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Maldito/a

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dark skin/hair

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Moreno/a, negro/a, de piel oscura, Trigueño/a

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dead

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muerto/a Some adjectives only follow estar.

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Discovery

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descubrimiento

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Discrepancy

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discrepancia

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Do you know my sister?

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Conoces a mi hermana? to be acquainted/familiar with a person, place, or thing

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Do you know the lyrics of the national anthem?

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Sabes Ia letra del himno national? to know well (by heart or from menwn.)

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Dull, bothersome, annoying

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Pesado/a

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Dumb, silly

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Tonto/a

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Eat as much as you want.

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Coman tanto como quieran. …verb + tanto como…

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46
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Egotistic

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Esgoista

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Hair

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El pelo

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48
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Extroverted

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Extrovertido/a

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Eyes

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Los ojos

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Face

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El rostro La cara

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Fat

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Gorda Gruesa

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Flexible

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Flexible

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53
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Fool

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imbécil

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Foolish

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Insensato/a

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55
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Freckles

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Las pecas

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Friendly

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Simpático/a

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57
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From farm to farm High and low?

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de finca en finca

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58
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Funny

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Chistoso/a

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Generous

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Generoso/a

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60
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ghhghg

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hhkhk

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61
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Glasses

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Los anteojos

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62
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Gray hair

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Las canas

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63
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Gray/white hair

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El pelo gris/blanco

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green eyes

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los ojos verdes

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65
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Handsome/Good looking

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Guapo/a

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He is fifty years old.

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Tiene cincuenta años.

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67
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He is very thirsty.

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Tiene mucha sed.

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Heritage

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herencia

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Honest

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Honesto/a

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70
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honey colored/hazel eyes

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los ojos color miel ojos color avellana

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Hot

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calurosa

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72
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I am the oldest of my siblings.

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Yo soy la mayor de mis hermanos. The irregular comparative forms can be used to express the superlative. el/la/los/las + mayor/menor/mejor/peor (+ de…)

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I have less than $10 to go out tonight.

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Tengo menos de diez dólares para salir esta noche. Comparisons of a specific number or quantity …más/menos de + number + noun This phrase is used to compare amounts of things measured in numbers.

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I hear the neighbors’ music.

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Oigo la música de los vecinos. Uses of the present tense An action that takes place at the moment of speaking

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75
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I know almost all of Central America.

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Conozco casi toda Centroamerica. to be acquainted/familiar with a person, place, or thing

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76
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I know what you mean.

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Se lo que quieres decir. to know a fact

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77
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I study in the library almost every day.

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Casi todos los días estudio en la biblioteca. Uses of the present tense Generalizations and habitual actions

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I’m going to visit Peru next summer.

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Voy a visitar el Perú el proximo verano. Ir a + infinitive is also used to express actions that take place in the near future.

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79
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I’m having dinner with my parents.

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Voy a cenar con mis padres. Unlike English, in Spanish the progressive is never used to express the future.

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80
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I’m very cold.

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Tengo mucho frío. Use mucho/a with the noun to emphasize these states.

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81
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Image

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La imagen

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82
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in love

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enamorado/a Some adjectives only follow estar.

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83
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Inference

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inferencia

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84
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Insensitive

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Insensible

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85
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Intelligent

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Inteligente

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Introverted

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Introvertido/a

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87
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irresponsible

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irresponsable

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88
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It is …hot/cool/cold.

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Hace…calor/fresco/frío.

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It is …nice/ugly weather.

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Hace…buen/mal tiempo.

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90
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It is …sunny/windy.

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Hace…sol/viento.

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91
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It’s 3:00 p.m.

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Son las 3:00 de la tarde. Time and date

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It’s fascinating to learn other languages.

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Es fascinante aprender otras lenguas. Impersonal expressions

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José is five years younger than I am.

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José es cinco años menor que yo. más pequeño/joven → menor …más/menos + adjective + que… Some adjectives have special comparative forms.

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Joy

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alegria

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Juana Banana has a beautiful smile.

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Juana Banana tiene una hermosa sonrisa.

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Julia is Cuban. She’s from Santiago.

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Julia es cubana. Es de Santiago. Personal description: Nationality, origin, religion, gender, profession, etcétera.

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Julia is working in the library now.

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Julia está trabajando en la biblioteca ahora. Progressive tenses: estar + present participle

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Body language

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lenguaje corporal

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99
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Light brown, dirty blond, chestnut hair

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El pelo castaño

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100
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little girl

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Niña La nena

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101
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Physical features

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Los rasgos físicos

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Male

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El varón

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Manuela knows how to dance tango very well.

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Manuela sabe bailar el tango muy bien. to know how; to be able

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Miguel is taller than his father.

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Miguel es más alto que su padre. …más/menos + adjective + que…

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Modest

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Modesto/a

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106
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Mole

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El lunar

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107
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Moron

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Idiota

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108
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Mustache

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El bigote

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109
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My car is bigger than his.

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Mi coche es más grande que el suyo.

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110
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My grandma makes the best tamales in Los Angeles.

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Mi abuela hace los mejores tamales de Los Ángeles. The irregular comparative forms can be used to express the superlative. el/la/los/las + mayor/menor/mejor/peor (+ de…)

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My grandma’s cookies are the best in the world.

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Las galletas de mi abuela son las más ricas del mundo. A superlative (el superlativo) is an expression that indicates something as the maximum within a category or group. el/la/los/las + noun + más/menos + adjective (+ de…)

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My sister is two years older than you.

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Mi hermana es dos años mayor que tú. más grande/viejo (edad) → mayor …más/menos + adjective + que… Some adjectives have special comparative forms.

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Neither

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Ninguno/a

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114
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Not at all! As a young girl, she was very thin.

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¡Qué va! De joven era muy delgada. Description: Variation from normal characteristics or traits Notice how the two people in the following conversation have opposite assumptions about Ana’s usual state of being. They use ser to express their perceived norm and estar to express a deviation from that norm.

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115
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Nowadays there is more pollution than there was a hundred years ago.

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Hoy hay más contaminación de la que había hace cien años. Comparisons of nonspecific quantities Note that the definite article agrees with the noun compared. Use del que with masculine singular nouns. …más/menos + noun + de + definite article + que + verb This phrase is used to compare amounts not measured in numbers.

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Obese

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Obeso/a Gordo/a

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117
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occupied; busy

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ocupado/a Some adjectives only follow estar.

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118
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Peasant

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campesina

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119
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Pedro has as much money as Luis.

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Pedro tiene tanta plata como Luis. …tanto/a(s) + noun + como… Note that tanto agrees with the noun compared.

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Pregnant

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Embarazada Preñada

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121
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pregnant

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embarazada Some adjectives only follow estar.

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122
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Progressive

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Progresista

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Proud

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orgullosa

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124
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Quiet

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Callado/a

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responsible

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responsable

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126
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round

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redondo/a adjectives that are used with ser

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127
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Sara is as tall as her father.

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Sara es tan alta como su padre. …tan + adjective + como… Note that the adjective agrees with the subject (the first noun).

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128
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satisfied

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satisfecho/a Some adjectives only follow estar.

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129
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Scar

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La cicatriz

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Sensible

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Sensitive

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Serious

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Serio/a

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132
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She is a teacher.

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Es profesora. Personal description: Nationality, origin, religion, gender, profession, etcétera.

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She looks the same to me. She’s always been a little chubby.

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Para mí está igual. Ella siempre ha sido un poco gordita. Description: Variation from normal characteristics or traits Notice how the two people in the following conversation have opposite assumptions about Ana’s usual state of being. They use ser to express their perceived norm and estar to express a deviation from that norm.

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Short

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Bajo/a

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135
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Short film

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Cortometraje

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136
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Shy

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Tímido

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Skinny, Thin

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delgado/a

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slender

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Delgada, flaca, flacucha, Esbelta

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Small

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Pequeño/a

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Smile

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La sonrisa

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141
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Smiling

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sonriente

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142
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Social gathering

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tertulia

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Someone opened the window.

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Alguien abrió la ventana.

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144
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Someone opened the window.

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Alguien abrió la ventana.

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145
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square

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cuadrado/a adjectives that are used with ser

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146
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Stereotype

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El estereotipo

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Stingy

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Tacaño/a

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Straight hair

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El pelo lacio/liso

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149
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Stubborn

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Terco/a

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150
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Stupid

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Estupido/a

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surprised

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sorprendido/a Some adjectives only follow estar.

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152
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Symbol

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Símbolo

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153
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Talkative

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Hablador/a

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Tall

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Alto/a

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155
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teeth

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Dientes dentadura

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The boys are as tall as their mother.

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Los niños son tan altos como su madre. …tan + adjective + como… Note that the adjective agrees with the subject (the first noun).

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The class is at 8:00.

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La clase es a las 8:00. Time and location of events

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158
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The concert is in the Cervantes Theater.

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El concierto es en el Teatro Cervantes. Time and location of events

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159
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The economy is better this year than last year.

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La economía está mejor este año que el año pasado. …más/menos + adverb + que… Bien and mal also have special comparative forms: mejor and peor.

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160
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The fair

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La feria

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The gift is for you.

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El regalo es para ti. Purpose or destination: ser + para

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The girls are less stubborn than you.

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Las niñas son menos tercas que tú. …más/menos + adjective + que…

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163
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The party is going to be a disaster if it rains this evening.

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La fiesta va a ser un desastre si llueve esta noche. Historical present: past actions narrated in the present

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The pencil is for writing.

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El lápiz es para escribir. Purpose or destination: ser + para

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The phenomenon was studied by European scientists.

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El fenómeno fue estudiado por científicos europeos. Passive voice: ser + past participle*

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The rest (of)

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los demás

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The students are nervous.

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Los estudiantes están nerviosos. Description: Emotional, mental, and health conditions

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The students are seated (sitting down).

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Los estudiantes están sentados. Resulting states: estar + past participle

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The students seated themselves.

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Los estudiantes se sentaron.

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170
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The table is (made of) wood.

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La mesa es de madera. Identification: Material something is made of (ser + de)

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The window is open.

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La ventana está abierta. Resulting states: estar + past participle

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172
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There are as many exams as last semester.

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Hay tantos exámenes como el semestre pasado. …tanto/a(s) + noun + como… Note that tanto agrees with the noun compared.

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They met at the university.

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Se conocleron en Ia universidad. to meet for the first time (in the preterite) a person, place, or thing

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174
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This boss treats us as badly as the other one.

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Este jefe nos trata tan mal como el otro. …tan + adverb + como…

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This is it.

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Esta es. Identification: Noun phrases (noun = noun)

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176
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This novel is worse than the last one.

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Esta novela es peor que la anterior. más malo → peor …más/menos + adjective + que… Some adjectives have special comparative forms.

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177
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This program is better than the last one.

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Este programa es mejor que el anterior. más bueno → mejor …más/menos + adjective + que… Some adjectives have special comparative forms.

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178
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Those books are mine. This one is Joaquín’s.

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Esos libros son míos. Este es de Joaquín. Possession

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179
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Those books are mine. This one is Joaquín’s.

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Esos libros son míos. Este es de Joaquín.

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180
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tired

A

cansado/a Some adjectives only follow estar.

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181
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to appear

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aparecer aparezco

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182
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to ask for, request

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pedir pido pides pide pedimos piden

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183
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to be

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estar estoy estas esta estamos estan

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184
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to be

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ser soy eres es somos son

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185
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to be (a) bad ( person)

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ser malo/a

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186
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to be (a) comfortable (object)

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ser cómodo/a

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187
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to be (a) good ( person)

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ser bueno/a

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To be (presence/existence)

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Haber Haber is used to express the existence of something. In the present tense, the irregular form hay is used to express there is / there are. Hay is always followed by a number or an indefinite article, never by a definite article.

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189
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To be a redhead

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Ser pelirrojo/a

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190
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to be able to

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poder puedo puedes puede poderemos pueden

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to be acquainted/familiar with a person, place, or thing to meet for the first time (in the preterite)

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conocer

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to be bad to the taste (to taste bad)

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estar malo/a

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193
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To be bald

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Ser/estar clavo/a Pelón

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194
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to be bored

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estar aburrido/a

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to be boring

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ser aburrido/a

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to be careful

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tener cuidado Many physical and emotional states that are expressed with to be and to feel in English, are expressed with tener in Spanish.

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to be fashionable

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estar de moda Expressions: estar + preposition

198
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to be in a good/bad mood

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estar de buen/mal humor Expressions: estar + preposition

199
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to be in a hurry

A

tener prisa Many physical and emotional states that are expressed with to be and to feel in English, are expressed with tener in Spanish.

200
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to be in favor of / against

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estar a favor / en contra de Expressions: estar + preposition

201
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to be in the mood (for) / to feel like

A

tener ganas (de) Many physical and emotional states that are expressed with to be and to feel in English, are expressed with tener in Spanish.

202
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to be on a diet

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estar a dieta Expressions: estar + preposition

203
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to be on a trip/vacation

A

estar de viaje/vacaciones Expressions: estar + preposition

204
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to be ready

A

estar listo/a

205
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to be right

A

tener razón Many physical and emotional states that are expressed with to be and to feel in English, are expressed with tener in Spanish.

206
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to be smart

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ser listo/a

207
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to be standing up / kneeling down

A

estar de pie/rodillas Expressions: estar + preposition

208
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to be tasty

A

estar bueno/a

209
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to be/feel afraid (of)

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tener miedo (de) / terror (a) Many physical and emotional states that are expressed with to be and to feel in English, are expressed with tener in Spanish.

210
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to be/feel ashamed/bashful

A

tener vergüenza Many physical and emotional states that are expressed with to be and to feel in English, are expressed with tener in Spanish.

211
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to be/feel hot/cold

A

tener calor/frío Many physical and emotional states that are expressed with to be and to feel in English, are expressed with tener in Spanish.

212
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to be/feel hungry/thirsty

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tener hambre/sed Many physical and emotional states that are expressed with to be and to feel in English, are expressed with tener in Spanish.

213
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to be/feel sleepy

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tener sueño Many physical and emotional states that are expressed with to be and to feel in English, are expressed with tener in Spanish.

214
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to be/feel thirsty

A

tener sed Many physical and emotional states that are expressed with to be and to feel in English, are expressed with tener in Spanish.

215
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To captivate

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cautivar

216
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To correct

A

corregir

217
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to count, tell

A

contar cuento cuentas cuenta contamos cuentan

218
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to decide (present)

A

decidir decido decides decide decidimos deciden

219
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to die

A

morir muero mueres muere morimos mueren

220
Q

to do; to make

A

hacer hago haces hace hacemos hacen

221
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to feel comfortable

A

estar cómodo/a

222
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to give

A

dar doy

223
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to go

A

Ir voy vas va vamos van

224
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to have

A

tener tengo tienes tiene tenemos tienen

225
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To have a complex

A

Tener complejo (de por)

226
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To have a nice/friendly personality

A

Tener buen/mal carácter

227
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To have a sense of humor

A

Tener sentido del humor

228
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to hear

A

oir (oigo)

229
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To highlight

A

Resaltar

230
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to know

A

saber se sabes sabe sabemos saben

231
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to know a fact to know how; to be able to know well (by heart or from menwn.) to find out (in the preterite)

A

saber

232
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to know/be familiar with

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conocer conozco conoces conoce conocemos conocen

233
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to laugh

A

reir(se)

234
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To look up (face)

A

alzar la mirada

235
Q

To perceive

A

percibir

236
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to place, put

A

poner (pongo)

237
Q

to prefer

A

preferir prefiero prefieres prefiere preferimos prefieren

238
Q

to reduce

A

reducir reduzco

239
Q

to remember

A

recordar

240
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to repeat

A

repetir

241
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to run (present)

A

correr corro corres corre corremos corren

242
Q

to see

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ver veo ves ve vemos ven

243
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to sing (present)

A

cantar canto cantas canta cantamos cantan

244
Q

to smile

A

sonreir

245
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to think

A

pensar pienso piensas piensa pensamos piensan

246
Q

to try/to taste

A

probar

247
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to turn on

A

encender

248
Q

to want; to love

A

querer quiero quleres quiere queremos quieren

249
Q

To wear braces

A

Llevar brackets

250
Q

To wear contact lenses

A

Llevar lentes de contacto

251
Q

Today I have to study more than yesterday.

A

Hoy tengo que estudiar más que ayer. …verb + más/menos que…

252
Q

Today is September 1.

A

Hoy es el 1 de septiembre. Time and date

253
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Tomás is the tallest child in his class.

A

Tomás es el niño más alto de su clase. A superlative (el superlativo) is an expression that indicates something as the maximum within a category or group. el/la/los/las + noun + más/menos + adjective (+ de…)

254
Q

Tomorrow I’m working at headquarters.

A

Mañana trabajo en la oficina central. Uses of the present tense An action predicted or planned for the near future

255
Q

Ugly

A

Feo/a

256
Q

Unfriendly

A

Antipático/a

257
Q

Wavy hair

A

El pelo ondulado

258
Q

We are/I am studying for an exam/tomorrow’s exam.

A

Estamos/Estoy estudiando para un examen/el examen de mañana.

259
Q

We arrived later than the teacher.

A

Llegamos más tarde que el profesor. …más/menos + adverb + que…

260
Q

We’re in a real hurry.

A

Tenemos mucha prisa. Use mucho/a with the noun to emphasize these states.

261
Q

What are you doing (right now)?

A

¿Qué están/está/estás haciendo Uds.?

262
Q

What are you doing tomorrow evening?

A

¿Qué haces / vas a hacer mañana por la noche? Unlike English, in Spanish the progressive is never used to express the future.

263
Q

Where is Ana? Is she in her office?

A

¿Dónde está Ana? ¿Está en su oficina? Location and position of people and things

264
Q

Which one is Ana’s office?

A

¿Cuál es la oficina de Ana? Identification: Noun phrases (noun = noun)

265
Q

Would you say…?

A

dirias que…?

266
Q

wrong

A

equivocado/a Some adjectives only follow estar.

267
Q

Yesterday I found out about your parents’ accident.

A

Ayer supe del accidente de tus padres. to find out (in the preterite)

268
Q

You have less homework than I do.

A

Tú tienes menos tarea que yo. …más/menos + noun + que…

269
Q

to reflect

A

reflejar

270
Q

role

A

el rol

271
Q

main character (in a movie or a book)

A

el personaje principal

272
Q

screen

A

la pantalla

273
Q

star

A

la estrella

274
Q

challenge

A

el desafío

275
Q

beauty

A

la belleza

276
Q

to place, put

A

poner (pongo)

277
Q

to leave

A

salir (salgo)

278
Q

to take

A

traer (traigo)

279
Q

to tell; to say

A

decir (digo)

280
Q

to hear

A

oir (oigo)

281
Q

to come

A

venir (vengo)

282
Q

to follow

A

seguir

283
Q

to find

A

encontrar

284
Q

to play

A

jugar (a)

285
Q

to show

A

mostrar

286
Q

to try: to taste

A

probar

287
Q

to remember

A

recordar

288
Q

to dream (about)

A

sonar (con)

289
Q

to return (something)

A

devolver

290
Q

to solve

A

resolver

291
Q

to tend to be accustomed to

A

soler

292
Q

to return

A

volver

293
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to sleep

A

dormir

294
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to close

A

cerrar

295
Q

to begin

A

comenzar

296
Q

to wake up

A

despertar(se)

297
Q

to begin

A

empezar

298
Q

to defend

A

defender

299
Q

to turn on

A

encender

300
Q

to understand

A

entender

301
Q

to lose

A

perder

302
Q

to warn

A

advertir

303
Q

to have fun

A

divertir(se)

304
Q

to lie

A

mentir

305
Q

to feel

A

sentir(se)

306
Q

I’m studying for tomorrow’s exam.

A

Estoy estudiando para el examen de mañana.

307
Q

The best tamales in Los Angeles

A

Los mejores tamales de Los Ángeles

308
Q

Aquí Juan (cantar) una canción colombiana mientras yo (preparar) bebidas típicas de Cuba.

A

Aquí Juan canta una canción colombiana mientras yo preparo bebidas típicas de Cuba.

309
Q

En esta otra, tú y Emilia (correr) hacia la puerta. Mira, aquí don José, el profesor hondureño, (hablar) con Ana y la amiga de ella.

A

En esta otra, tú y Emilia corren hacia la puerta. Mira, aquí don José, el profesor hondureño, habla con Ana y la amiga de ella.

310
Q

En esta foto tú y Agustín (escribir) la dirección de Carlos.

A

En esta foto tú y Agustín escriben la dirección de Carlos.

311
Q

Él todavía (vivir) en Uruguay. Aquí tú (beber) jugo de mango mientras Mar y Cristina (escuchar) a Agustín tocar la guitarra.

A

Él todavía vive en Uruguay. Aquí tú bebes jugo de mango mientras Mar y Cristina escuchan a Agustín tocar la guitarra.

312
Q

Él (tocar) muy mal. En esta foto todos nosotros (bailar) salsa. En esta última, Felicidad y María (comer) tortilla española. ¡Qué rica!

A

Él toca muy mal. En esta foto todos nosotros bailamos salsa. En esta última, Felicidad y María comen tortilla española. ¡Qué rica!

313
Q

Es la historia de un hombre que se (volver) loco.

A

Es la historia de un hombre que se vuelve loco.

314
Q

La gente (decir) que su problema es que constantemente (leer) novelas de caballería.

A

La gente dice que su problema es que constantemente lee novelas de caballería.

315
Q

Un día, el hombre (salir) de su casa para luchar contra los problemas e injusticias del mundo.

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Un día, el hombre sale de su casa para luchar contra los problemas e injusticias del mundo.

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Lo primero que (hacer) es buscar un ayudante.

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Lo primero que hace es buscar un ayudante.

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Su ayudante es un poco más joven y mucho más práctico, pero su trabajo (requerir) que haga las cosas locas que le (pedir) su amo.

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Su ayudante es un poco más joven y mucho más práctico, pero su trabajo requerenque haga las cosas locas que le pide su amo.

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Los dos (sobrevivir) las muchas aventuras que les (ocurrir) en España.

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Los dos sobreviven las muchas aventuras que les ocurren en España.

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Una de las aventuras más famosas es aquella en la que el protagonista (pelear) contra unos gigantes imaginarios, que en realidad son molinos de viento.

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Una de las aventuras más famosas es aquella en la que el protagonista pelea contra unos gigantes imaginarios, que en realidad son molinos de viento.

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La novela (terminar) cuando el protagonista (morir).

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La novela termina cuando el protagonista muere.

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Los estudiantes (abrir) sus libros en clase.

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abren

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El niño (comer) un sándwich.

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come

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Yo (escribir) en español.

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escribo

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Los pelos de color blanco que tienen normalmente las personas adultas se llaman _____.

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Los pelos de color blanco que tienen normalmente las personas adultas se llaman canas.

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Si una persona no ve bien y no quiere llevar anteojos, puede usar _____.

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Si una persona no ve bien y no quiere llevar anteojos, puede usar lentes de contacto.

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El pelo que les sale a los hombres en la cara se llama _____.

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El pelo que les sale a los hombres en la cara se llama barba.

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Las partes del cuerpo que usamos para ver son _____.

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Las partes del cuerpo que usamos para ver son ojos.

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Si vemos una _____ en alguna parte del cuerpo de una persona, sabemos que tuvo una herida en ese lugar de su cuerpo hace mucho tiempo.

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Si vemos una cicatriz en alguna parte del cuerpo de una persona, sabemos que tuvo una herida en ese lugar de su cuerpo hace mucho tiempo.

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Sabemos que una persona está contenta cuando tiene una _____ en su boca.

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Sabemos que una persona está contenta cuando tiene una sonrisa en su boca.

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Algunas personas pelirrojas suelen tener muchas _____ en el rostro.

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Algunas personas pelirrojas suelen tener muchas pecas en el rostro.

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Cuando una persona no tiene pelo en la cabeza decimos que está _____.

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Cuando una persona no tiene pelo en la cabeza decimos que está calva.

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Carmen siempre dice cosas que no son verdad. Ella es _____.

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Carmen siempre dice cosas que no son verdad. Ella es mentirosa.

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Alejandro y a Miguel tienen vergüenza de hablar con sus profesores. Ellos son _____.

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Alejandro y a Miguel tienen vergüenza de hablar con sus profesores. Ellos son tímidos.

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Ernesto nunca da las gracias ni pide las cosas por favor. Él es _____.

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Ernesto nunca da las gracias ni pide las cosas por favor. Él es antipático.

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Lydia e Isabel tienen unas ideas muy liberales. Ellas no son _____.

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Lydia e Isabel tienen unas ideas muy liberales. Ellas no son conservadoras.

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Patricia nunca se ríe. Ella es _____.

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Patricia nunca se ríe. Ella es seria.

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Fernando y Antonio nunca se enfadan y siempre están alegres. Ellos tienen _____.

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Fernando y Antonio nunca se enfadan y siempre están alegres. Ellos tienen buen carácter.

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Pedro nunca cambia de opinión. Él es muy _____.

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Pedro nunca cambia de opinión. Él es muy terco.

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A Roberto no le gusta prestar sus cosas a las demás personas. Él es muy _____.

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A Roberto no le gusta prestar sus cosas a las demás personas. Él es muy tacaño.

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Mi casa ____ grande y bonita y ____ en una comunidad muy cerca de la ciudad.

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Mi casa es grande y bonita y esta en una comunidad muy cerca de la ciudad.

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El gato ____ jugando con el niño.

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El gato esta ____ jugando con el niño.

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Yo ____ cansada porque tengo mucho trabajo.

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Yo estoy cansada porque tengo mucho trabajo.

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Tú ____ muy inteligente.

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Tú eres muy inteligente.

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Ella ____ profesora de literatura.

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Ella es profesora de literatura.

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Nosotros ____ cansados.

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Nosotros estamos cansados.

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La mesa ____ de madera.

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La mesa es de madera.

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La fiesta ____ a las ocho de la noche.

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La fiesta es a las ocho de la noche.

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¿Tú ____ a dieta?

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¿Tú estas correct a dieta?

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Nuestra universidad ____ cerca de la ciudad.

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Nuestra universidad esta cerca de la ciudad.

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____ correct la una de la tarde.

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es correct la una de la tarde.

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Los Martínez ____ de vacaciones.

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Los Martínez estan de vacaciones.

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Jim ____ norteamericano.

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Jim es norteamericano.

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Hoy ____ el primero de mayo, Día de los Trabajadores.

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Hoy es el primero de mayo, Día de los Trabajadores.

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Tú ____ razón. Ese carro es demasiado caro.

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Tú tienes razón. Ese carro es demasiado caro.

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____ mucha gente en el concierto.

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Hay mucha gente en el concierto.

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Llevo un abrigo porque ____ mucho frío en esta sala.

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Llevo un abrigo porque hace mucho frío en esta sala.

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____ hambre y queremos comer ahora.

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Tenemos hambre y queremos comer ahora.

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Los niños ____ sueño y van a dormir.

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Los niños tienen sueño y van a dormir.

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David ____ vergüenza de cantar en público.

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David tiene vergüenza de cantar en público.

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Ella ____ 18 años.

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Ella tiene 18 años.

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En la clase ____ una silla, una mesa y una pizarra.

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En la clase hay una silla, una mesa y una pizarra.

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____ mucho calor en el verano.

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Hace mucho calor en el verano.

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¡Mira! ____ un carro muy extraño afuera.

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¡Mira! Hay un carro muy extraño afuera.

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Juan toma cinco clases este semestre y Marta toma cuatro. Juan toma ____ clases que Marta.

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Juan toma cinco clases este semestre y Marta toma cuatro. Juan toma mas clases que Marta.

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La clase es grande. ¡Hay más ____ treinta estudiantes!

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La clase es grande. ¡Hay más de treinta estudiantes!

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Yo tengo 20 años y tú tienes 18 años. Yo soy ____ que tú.

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Yo tengo 20 años y tú tienes 18 años. Yo soy mayor que tú.

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María tiene dos hermanos y Sara también tiene dos hermanos. María tiene tantos hermanos ____ Sara.

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María tiene dos hermanos y Sara también tiene dos hermanos. María tiene tantos hermanos como ____ Sara.

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Mi hermana tiene dos trabajos y yo también tengo dos trabajos. Yo estoy ____ ocupada como mi hermana.

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Mi hermana tiene dos trabajos y yo también tengo dos trabajos. Yo estoy tan ocupada como mi hermana.

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Juan es un joven guapo. José es muy guapo también. Juan es ____ guapo ____ José.

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Juan es un joven guapo. José es muy guapo también. Juan es tan guapo como José.

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La familia Rodríguez tiene cuatro niños. La familia Pérez tiene cuatro niños. La familia Rodríguez tiene ____ niños ____ la familia Pérez.

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La familia Rodríguez tiene cuatro niños. La familia Pérez tiene cuatro niños. La familia Rodríguez tiene tantos niños como la familia Pérez.

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Hay cien personas en la fiesta. Hay cien personas en el concierto. Hay ____ personas en la fiesta ____ en el concierto.

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Hay cien personas en la fiesta. Hay cien personas en el concierto. Hay tantas personas en la fiesta como en el concierto.

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Estoy cansada de estudiar. Mi amiga está cansada de estudiar también. Estoy ____ cansada de estudiar ____ mi amiga.

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Estoy cansada de estudiar. Mi amiga está cansada de estudiar también. Estoy tan cansada de estudiar como mi amiga.

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Tenemos cinco pruebas en la clase de español. Tenemos cinco pruebas en la clase de historia. Tenemos ____ pruebas en la clase de español ____ en la clase de historia.

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Tenemos cinco pruebas en la clase de español. Tenemos cinco pruebas en la clase de historia. Tenemos tantas pruebas en la clase de español como en la clase de historia.

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Miguel tiene un carro. Adrián tiene dos carros. Miguel tiene _____ carros ____ Adrián.

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Miguel tiene un carro. Adrián tiene dos carros. Miguel tiene menos carros que Adrián.

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Mi hermano tiene 15 años. Yo tengo 18 años. Mi hermano es _______ yo.

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Mi hermano tiene 15 años. Yo tengo 18 años. Mi hermano es menor que yo.

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Este libro cuesta 12 dólares. Ese libro cuesta 10 dólares. Este libro es ____ caro ____ ese libro.

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Este libro cuesta 12 dólares. Ese libro cuesta 10 dólares. Este libro es más caro que ese libro.

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La primera película de ese director es buena. La nueva es buenísima. La nueva película de ese director es _______ la primera.

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La primera película de ese director es buena. La nueva es buenísima. La nueva película de ese director es mejor que la primera.

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Nosotros llegamos a las siete de la mañana. La profesora llega a las ocho de la mañana. Nosotros llegamos ____ temprano ____ la profesora.

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Nosotros llegamos a las siete de la mañana. La profesora llega a las ocho de la mañana. Nosotros llegamos más temprano que la profesora.

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Yo (preferir) tomar clases por la mañana.

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Yo prefiero tomar clases por la mañana.

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Nosotros (venir) a todas las fiestas de Juan.

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Nosotros venimos a todas las fiestas de Juan.

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Las chicas quieren visitar Nueva York.

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