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1 Página # 1 Capítulo 3 EL VOCABULARIO LOS VERBOS LOS VERBOS Alquilar videos Bailar Cantar Comer Correr Descansar Dibujar Escribir Escribir cartas Escuchar música Estudiar Hablar por teléfono Hacer ejercicio Hacer la tarea Ir A la casa de A la iglesia A la piscina A la playa A la reunión Al baile Al centro comercial Al cine Al colegio / A la escuela Al ensayo Al entrenamiento Al gimnasio Al trabajo De compras To rent videos To dance To sing To eat To run To rest / relax To draw To write To write letters To listen to music To study To talk on the phone To exercise To do homework To go to the house of to church to the pool to the beach to the meeting to the dance to the mall to the movies to school to rehearsal to practice / training to the gym to work shopping Jugar Leer El básquetbol El béisbol El fútbol El fútbol americano El tenis El volibol Los juegos de mesa Los libros Las novelas Las revistas Montar en bicicleta Nadar Navegar por internet Pasar el rato solo/sola Pasear Patinar Practicar deportes Querer Salir con amigos con mi familia Tocar el piano Trabajar Ver televisión To play Basketball Baseball Soccer Football Tennis Volleyball Board games To read Books Novels Magazines To ride a bike To swim To surf the web To spend time alone (m/f) To stroll To skate To play sports To want To go out with friends with my family To play the piano To work To watch television

trabajo De compras To rent videos To dance To sing To eat To run To rest / relax To draw To write To write letters To listen to music To study To talk on the phone To exercise To do homework To go to

2 Página # 2 Capítulo 3 OTRO VOCABULARIO Está bien Ni idea Qué hace? Qué haces tú? Ok No idea What does do? What do you (fr) do? ON CERTAIN DAYS El lunes El lunes Los lunes El martes El martes Los martes Monday On Monday On Mondays Tuesday On Tuesday On Tuesdays REFERENCES OF DAYS Hoy Today Todos los días Everyday Mañana Tomorrow ** la mañana ** morning Ahora Now El día de la semana Weekday El fin de semana Weekend Los fines de semana Weekends La semana Week REFERENCES OF TIME Casi Casi nunca Nunca Casi siempre Siempre A veces Después Antes Con qué frecuencia vas? Almost Almost Never Never Almost Always Always At times / Sometimes After Before How often do you go?

Todos los días Everyday Mañana Tomorrow ** la mañana ** morning Ahora Now El día de la semana Weekday El fin de semana Weekend Los fines de semana Weekends La semana

3 Página # 3 Capítulo 3 Con = With CON With ME With YOU (friend) With YOU (formal) With HIM With HER With US With YOU ALL (m/f) (With ALL OF YOU) * Only in Spain * With YOU ALL (With ALL OF YOU) With THEM (masculine) With THEM (feminine) Conmigo (one word) Contigo (one word) Con usted Con él Con ella Con nosotros/as Con vosotros/as Con ustedes Con ellos Con ellas WEATHER What is the weather like? It is It is nice out It is bad out It is sunny It is hot It is cold It is cool It is windy It is raining The rain It is snowing The snow Qué tiempo hace? Hace Hace buen tiempo Hace mal tiempo Hace sol Hace calor Hace frío Hace fresco Hace viento Llueve La lluvia Nieva La nieve

ustedes Con ellos Con ellas WEATHER What is the weather like?

4 Página # 4 Capítulo 3 IRREGULAR VERBS IR = TO GO (completely irregular) Yo Tú Usted Él Ella Nosotros/as Vosotros/as Ustedes Ellos Ellas Voy s mos is (no accent!) Shoe Verb JUGAR = TO PLAY (U UE) Yo Juego Nosotros/as Jugamos (normal) Tú Juegas Vosotros/as Jugáis (normal) Usted Juega Ustedes Juegan Él Juega Ellos Juegan Ella Juega Ellas Juegan QUERER = TO WANT (E IE) Yo Quiero Nosotros/as Queremos (normal) Tú Quieres Vosotros/as Queréis (normal) Usted Quiere Ustedes Quieren Él Quiere Ellos Quieren Ella Quiere Ellas Quieren

) Shoe Verb JUGAR = TO PLAY (U UE) Yo Juego Nosotros/as Jugamos (normal) Tú Juegas Vosotros/as Jugáis (normal) Usted Juega Ustedes

5 Página # 5 Capítulo 3 Nota Cultural TX 84 Joining Clubs Latin American high schools typically do not sponsor organized sports teams. Students have to join clubs and associations outside of school. TX 90 Going out with friends Teens have to introduce their friends to their parents before going out. When inviting a friend out, they have to tell the parents where they are going and when they will return. TX 96 Paying the bill for dinner/outing In Spanish-speaking countries, the person who invites is the person who will pay for everything. In Spanish coutries, paying your own way is called a la americana. ** In America, paying your own way is called going Dutch. TX 101 Why tourists come to Florida Spanish speakers come to Florida for theme parks, beaches and restaurants. TX 102 Cold temperatures in Florida The Panhandle and central Florida often have winter temperatures in the 30s. Cold weather is particularly hard on the orange groves and need to be kept from freezing.

When inviting a friend out, they have to tell the parents where they are going and when they will return.

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