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#1
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Prefiero que tú ___ aquí. (quedarse - to stay)
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Prefiero que tú ___ aquí. (quedarse - to stay)
te quedes
✓ te quedes you stay (subjunctive)
💡 Hint: I prefer you stay - Subjunctive after preference, reflexive verb with subjunctive
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#2
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¿Cómo se dice "you" (formal)?
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¿Cómo se dice "you" (formal)?
How do you say 'you' (formal)?
✓ usted you (formal)
💡 Hint: You - formal singular from "vuestra merced" (your mercy), abbreviated Ud., uses 3rd person verbs
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#3
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¿Cada cuánto pasa el autobús?
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¿Cada cuánto pasa el autobús?
How often does the bus pass?
✓ la frecuencia the frequency
💡 Hint: Frequency - how often buses run, e.g., every 10 minutes
Example: La frecuencia del autobús es cada diez minutos. The bus frequency is every ten minutes.
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#4
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___ manzana (an apple - indefinite)
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___ manzana (an apple - indefinite)
una
✓ una a/an (feminine)
💡 Hint: A/An - feminine indefinite article, "manzana" ends in -a (usually feminine)
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#5
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¿Cómo se dice "April"?
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¿Cómo se dice "April"?
How do you say 'April'?
✓ abril April
💡 Hint: April - possibly from Latin "aperire" (to open) for spring flowers, "Día de los Inocentes" April 1st
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#6
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¿Dónde nadas en el hotel?
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¿Dónde nadas en el hotel?
Where do you swim in the hotel?
✓ la piscina the pool
💡 Hint: Swimming pool - "alberca" in Mexico, common hotel amenity
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#7
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Me duele ___ cabeza. (the - feminine)
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Me duele ___ cabeza. (the - feminine)
My head hurts.
✓ la the (feminine)
💡 Hint: My head hurts - "la cabeza" is feminine, body parts use definite article
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#8
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¿Cómo se dice "morning"?
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¿Cómo se dice "morning"?
How do you say 'morning'?
✓ mañana tomorrow/morning
💡 Hint: Morning - before noon, also means "tomorrow
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#9
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¡______! ¡Qué rápido aprendió!
Wow, look how fast he learned!
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¡______! ¡Qué rápido aprendió!
✓ fíjate look / imagine that / wow
💡 Hint: Wow, look how fast he learned!
Example: ¡Fíjate qué rápido aprendió! Wow, look how fast he learned!
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