Paul Weekly Lesson to stand

Question 1

to stand

Answer 1

really not a single verb (infinitive for “to stand”. Parar actually means to stop or halt. But to say “stand or standing” combination of words” estar+parada(o).

Question 2

I am standing

Answer 2

estoy parado(a) estamos parado(a(s

Question 3

you are standing

Answer 3

estas parado(s) and so on

Question 4

I was standing. You were standing. We were standing. They were standing.

Answer 4

estaba parado(a) estabas. estábamos , estaban

Question 5

I’m going to stand. Your going to stand. He/she/it are going to stand. We are going to stand. They are going to stand.

Answer 5

Voy a estar parado or voy a pararme, vas a pararte, va a pararse, vamos a paranos, van a pararse

Question 6

I want to stand. I need to stand. I have to stand. I can stand. I prefer to stand. I was going to stand. I prefer to stand. I was going to stand. I will have to stand.

Answer 6

quiero pararme, necesito pararme, tengo que pararme, puedo pararme, prefiero pararme, iba a pararme, tendré’ que pararme.

Question 7

beside, near to or close to, in front of, behind

Answer 7

a lado de…, cerca de…., en frente de….., detrás de…..

Question 8

right (as in close by), right next to, right in front of, right behind, very close to

Answer 8

justo, justo al lado de….., justo en frente de…., justo detrás de…., mui cerca de…..

Question 9

hallway

Answer 9

el pasillo

Question 10

elevator

Answer 10

el elevador

Question 11

entrance

Answer 11

la entrada

Question 12

bus station

Answer 12

estacion de de autobus