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Unit 2 Session 2 Flashcards

1
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Yesterday (I) ate at home, but today (I) want to eat at the restaurant

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Ayer comí en casa, pero hoy quiero comer en el restaurante

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Two cheese sandwiches and two juices, please

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Dos sándwiches de queso y dos jugos, por favor

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Here there aren’t (any) salads

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Aquí no hay ensaladas

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She ate

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Ella comió

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¿Dónde está usted ahora?

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¿Dónde está ahora usted?

The complement ahora can go before or after the subject

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Where are you now?

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You too

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Usted también

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Yo no quiero comer ahora, comí un sándwich

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I don’t want to eat now, (I) ate a sandwich

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Un sándwich de jamón y queso

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A ham and cheese sandwich

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Yesterday Carlos ate at that restaurant

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Ayer Carlos comió en ese restaurante

Ayer can be placed at the beginning or the end of a sentence, just like in English

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I eat

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Yo como

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Yesterday (I) ate very early, at eleven

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Ayer comí muy temprano, a las once

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Él comió

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He ate

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A chicken and cheese salad

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Una ensalada de pollo y queso

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I want a salad and a ham and cheese sandwich

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Yo quiero una ensalada y un sándwich de jamón y queso

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Can (you(i)) eat with me later?

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¿Puedes comer conmigo más tarde?

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Yesterday (I) ate here with him

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Ayer comí aquí con él

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Where did Isabella eat?

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¿Dónde comió Isabella?

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Yo también

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Me too

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I ate

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Yo comí

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¿Quiere comprar este mapa también?

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Do (you) want to buy this map as well?

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Ella comió

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She ate

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¿Tiene una maleta así, pero más pequeña?

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Do (you) have a suitcase like this, but smaller?

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Me too

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Yo también

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Una ensalada de pollo y queso

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A chicken and cheese salad

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Somos seis, esa mesa de allá está bien, gracias

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(We) are six, that table there is fine, thanks

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Un café pequeño sin azúcar

or

Un café sin azúcar pequeño

Usually the adjective goes right after the noun, even when the noun has a complement describing it, but you can also place the adjective after the full phrase

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A small coffee without sugar

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Yo quiero una ensalada y un sándwich de jamón y queso

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I want a salad and a ham and cheese sandwich

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Where did Isabella eat yesterday?

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¿Dónde comió Isabella ayer?

or

¿Dónde comió ayer Isabella?

The complement ayer can go before or after the subject

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I don’t want to eat now, (I) ate a sandwich

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Yo no quiero comer ahora, comí un sándwich

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Yo comí

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I ate

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Where did (you(i)) eat yesterday with him?

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¿Dónde comiste ayer con él?

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Yesterday

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Ayer

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Yo quiero más queso

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I want more cheese

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I want a chicken sandwich

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Yo quiero un sándwich de pollo

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Este sándwich está bueno

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This sandwich is good

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Él también

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Him too

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37
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Water, and you(i)?

A

Agua, ¿y tú?

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38
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No tengo mi pasaporte, está en mi habitación

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(I) don’t have my passport, (it)’s in my room

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Did (he) eat at the hotel’s restaurant?

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¿Comió en el restaurante del hotel?

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Una botella

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A bottle

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Ayer comí aquí con él

A

Yesterday (I) ate here with him

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Quiero este mapa y ese también

When used as too or as well, también is usually placed at the end of the phrase

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(I) want this map and that one too

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Hay una botella de agua fría allá en mi auto

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There’s a cold bottle of water there in my car

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Where are you now?

A

¿Dónde está usted ahora?

or

¿Dónde está ahora usted?

The complement ahora can go before or after the subject

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45
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A small coffee without sugar

A

Un café pequeño sin azúcar

or

Un café sin azúcar pequeño

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46
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¿Quieres ver la carta?

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Do (you(i)) want to see the menu?

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47
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Este pollo está muy bueno, quiero más, por favor

A

This chicken is very good, (I) want more, please

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A large papaya juice

A

Un jugo grande de papaya

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49
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Aquí no hay ensaladas

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Here there aren’t (any) salads

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50
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Can (I) pay with (a) credit card here?

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¿Puedo pagar con tarjeta de crédito aquí?

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How are they going to the hotel? By subway?

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¿Cómo van ellos al hotel? ¿En metro?

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Yo necesito cambiar esto, pero no sé dónde

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I need to change this, but (I) don’t know where

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Entonces una botella grande de agua

or

Entonces una botella de agua grande

Usually the adjective goes right after the noun, even when the noun has a complement describing it, but you can also place the adjective after the full phrase

A

Then a large bottle of water

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How do they(f) want to go to the theater? By bus?

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¿Cómo quieren ir al teatro ellas? ¿En autobús?

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¿Cómo van ellos al hotel? ¿En metro?

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How are they going to the hotel? By subway?

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When did (you(i)) eat with Sandra and her husband? Yesterday?

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¿Cuándo comiste con Sandra y su esposo? ¿Ayer?

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Yo quiero un sándwich de pollo

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I want a chicken sandwich

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Ayer Carlos comió en ese restaurante

Ayer can be placed at the beginning or the end of a sentence, just like in English

A

Yesterday Carlos ate at that restaurant

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59
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¿Cómo quieren ir al teatro ellas? ¿En autobús?

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How do they(f) want to go to the theater? By bus?

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Then a large bottle of water

A

Entonces una botella grande de agua

or

Entonces una botella de agua grande

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61
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El queso

A

The cheese

62
Q

(I) want this map and that one too

A

Quiero este mapa y ese también

When used as too or as well, también is usually placed at the end of the phrase

63
Q

(I) don’t have my passport, (it)’s in my room

A

No tengo mi pasaporte, está en mi habitación

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Q

Do (you(i)) want to see the menu?

A

¿Quieres ver la carta?

65
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¿Necesitan algo más?

A

Do (you(p)) need anything else?

66
Q

How long do (you(p)) want to be here? One hour?

A

¿Cuánto tiempo quieren estar aquí? ¿Una hora?

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¿Y qué quieres tomar?

A

And what do (you(i)) want to drink?

68
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Yo comí

A

I ate

69
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(We) are six, that table there is fine, thanks

A

Somos seis, esa mesa de allá está bien, gracias

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El pollo

A

The chicken

71
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You(i) ate

A

Tú comiste

72
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¿Cuánto tiempo quieren estar aquí? ¿Una hora?

A

How long do (you(p)) want to be here? One hour?

73
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The sandwich

A

El sándwich

74
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Yesterday (I) ate a chicken sandwich

A

Ayer comí un sándwich de pollo

75
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A ham and cheese sandwich

A

Un sándwich de jamón y queso

76
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La ensalada

A

The salad

77
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El sándwich de jamón

A

The ham sandwich

78
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Comí aquí ayer. No necesito ver la carta

A

(I) ate here yesterday. (I) don´t need to see the menu

79
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Do you(i) want to see the menu?

A

¿Tú quieres ver la carta?

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A chicken sandwich

A

Un sándwich de pollo

81
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How much is (it), please?

A

¿Cuánto es, por favor?

82
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The ham sandwich

A

El sándwich de jamón

83
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There’s a cold bottle of water here on the table

A

Hay una botella de agua fría aquí en la mesa

84
Q

Entonces queremos dos sándwiches de pollo y dos ensaladas así

A

Then (we) want two chicken sandwiches and two salads like this

85
Q

¿Tiene agua caliente en su habitación?

A

Do (you) have hot water in your room?

86
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And what do (you(i)) want to drink?

A

¿Y qué quieres tomar?

87
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¿Dónde comió Isabella?

A

Where did Isabella eat?

88
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¿Puedes comer conmigo más tarde?

A

Can (you(i)) eat with me later?

89
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Un jugo grande de papaya

A

A large papaya juice

90
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Comer

A

To eat

91
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¿Cuánto es, por favor?

A

How much is (it), please?

92
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También

A

Also/Too/As well

93
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The chicken

A

El pollo

94
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Ayer comí un sándwich de pollo

A

Yesterday (I) ate a chicken sandwich

95
Q

The cheese

A

El queso

96
Q

A new cellphone store

A

Una tienda nueva de celulares

or

Una tienda de celulares nueva

Usually the adjective goes right after the noun, even when the noun has a complement describing it, but you can also place the adjective after the full phrase

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Yo como

A

I eat

98
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A small bottle of water

A

Una botella pequeña de agua

99
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El sándwich

A

The sandwich

100
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Dos sándwiches de queso y dos jugos, por favor

A

Two cheese sandwiches and two juices, please

101
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¿Dónde está Sandra ahora? ¿En casa o en la oficina?

A

Where is Sandra now? At home or at the office?

102
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This sandwich is good

A

Este sándwich está bueno

103
Q

Un sándwich de pollo

A

A chicken sandwich

104
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Two salads and two sandwiches

A

Dos ensaladas y dos sándwiches

105
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This chicken is very good, (I) want more, please

A

Este pollo está muy bueno, quiero más, por favor

106
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A bottle

A

Una botella

107
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Ayer comí muy temprano, a las once

A

Yesterday (I) ate very early, at eleven

108
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Tú comiste

A

You(i) ate

109
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Also/Too/As well

A

También

110
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(I) ate here yesterday. (I) don´t need to see the menu

A

Comí aquí ayer. No necesito ver la carta

111
Q

Do (you) have a suitcase like this, but smaller?

A

¿Tiene una maleta así, pero más pequeña?

112
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A cheese sandwich

A

Un sándwich de queso

113
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El jamón

A

The ham

114
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¿Dónde comiste ayer con él?

A

Where did (you(i)) eat yesterday with him?

115
Q

He ate

A

Él comió

116
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A bottle of water/A water bottle

A

Una botella de agua

117
Q

Una tienda nueva de celulares

or

Una tienda de celulares nueva

Usually the adjective goes right after the noun, even when the noun has a complement describing it, but you can also place the adjective after the full phrase

A

A new cellphone store

118
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Ayer

A

Yesterday

119
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¿Tú quieres ver la carta?

A

Do you(i) want to see the menu?

120
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I want more cheese

A

Yo quiero más queso

121
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For me a salad, and for him too

A

Para mí una ensalada, y para él también

122
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Para mí una ensalada, y para él también

A

For me a salad, and for him too

123
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The ham

A

El jamón

124
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Do (you) want to buy this map as well?

A

¿Quiere comprar este mapa también?

125
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Do you also want water?

A

¿Usted también quiere agua?

When used as also, también is placed before the verb

126
Q

I need to change this, but (I) don’t know where

A

Yo necesito cambiar esto, pero no sé dónde

127
Q

¿Dónde comió Isabella ayer?

or

¿Dónde comió ayer Isabella?

The complement ayer can go before or after the subject

A

Where did Isabella eat yesterday?

128
Q

Usted también

A

You too

129
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Una botella pequeña de agua

A

A small bottle of water

130
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To eat

A

Comer

131
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Do (you(p)) need anything else?

A

¿Necesitan algo más?

132
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The salad

A

La ensalada

133
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Hay una botella de agua fría aquí en la mesa

A

There’s a cold bottle of water here on the table

134
Q

Then (we) want two chicken sandwiches and two salads like this

A

Entonces queremos dos sándwiches de pollo y dos ensaladas así

135
Q

Ayer comí en casa, pero hoy quiero comer en el restaurante

A

Yesterday (I) ate at home, but today (I) want to eat at the restaurant

136
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A chicken salad

A

Una ensalada de pollo

137
Q

¿Usted también quiere agua?

When used as also, también is placed before the verb

A

Do you also want water?

138
Q

You(i) too

A

Tú también

139
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Him too

A

Él también

140
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¿Cuándo comiste con Sandra y su esposo? ¿Ayer?

A

When did (you(i)) eat with Sandra and her husband? Yesterday?

141
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Una botella de agua

A

A bottle of water/A water bottle

142
Q

Where is Sandra now? At home or at the office?

A

¿Dónde está Sandra ahora? ¿En casa o en la oficina?

143
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Dos ensaladas y dos sándwiches

A

Two salads and two sandwiches

144
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¿Comió en el restaurante del hotel?

A

Did (he) eat at the hotel’s restaurant?

145
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There’s a cold bottle of water there in my car

A

Hay una botella de agua fría allá en mi auto

146
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I ate

A

Yo comí

147
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Agua, ¿y tú?

A

Water, and you?

148
Q

Un sándwich de queso

A

A cheese sandwich

149
Q

Tú también

A

You(i) too

150
Q

¿Puedo pagar con tarjeta de crédito aquí?

A

Can (I) pay with (a) credit card here?

151
Q

Una ensalada de pollo

A

A chicken salad

152
Q

Do (you) have hot water in your room?

A

¿Tiene agua caliente en su habitación?

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