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1
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The book is mine.

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El libro es mío.

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The books are mine

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Los libros son míos.

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The forks are yours.

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Los tenedores son tuyos.

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Some pens are yours and some are mine.

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Unas plumas son tuyas y unas son mías.

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The presents are ours.

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Los regalos son nuestros.

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Three of the trees are theirs

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Tres de los árboles son suyos.

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7
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One of the shirts is ours.

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Una de las camisas es nuestra.

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8
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The children are yours, mine, and ours.

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Los niños son tuyos, míos, y nuestros.

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9
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He believes that the moldy food is mine, but it’s his.

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El cree que la comida mohosa es mia, pero es suya.

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10
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Nothing here is yours.

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Aqui nada es tuyo.

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I’m going to play soccer this afternoon.

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Voy a jugar al fútbol esta tarde.

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12
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We’re going to have a party tomorrow night.

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Vamos a tener una fiesta mañana por la noche.

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13
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I don’t have a daily routine; I have servants who maintain my house.

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No tengo una rutina diaria, tengo sirvientes que mantienen mi casa.

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Marcel writes in his diary every day.

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Marcel escribe en su diario cada día.

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We’re going to buy a new sofa this morning.

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Vamos a comprar un sofá nueva esta mañana.

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Tomorrow morning she’s not going to listen to the radio.

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Mañana por la mañana ella no va a escuchar la radio.

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17
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Every weekend we dine in a new restaurant.

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Cada fin de semana cenamos en un restaurante nuevo.

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18
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My schedule doesn’t permit me to take naps.

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Mi horario no me permite dormir la siesta.

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19
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What are you going to do tonight?

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Que vas a hacer esta noche?

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20
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What do you want to do next week?

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Que quieres hacer la semana que viene?

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21
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What time is it? I don’t want to be late.

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Que hora es? No quiero estar tarde.

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22
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It’s two thirty in the afternoon. Why can’t you be on time?

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Son las dos y media de la tarde. Porque no puedes llegar a la hora?

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23
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She’s always late. If a program begins at 7pm, she arrives at 7:15.

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Ella siempre esta tarde. Si un programa comienza a las siete de la noche, ella llega a las siete y cuarto.

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24
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It’s noon, and you can eat your chocolates two at a time.

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Es el mediodía, y puedes comer tus chocolates dos a la vez.

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25
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For the last time, you need to be here by 10am.

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Por última vez, necesitas llegar aquí para las diez de la manana.

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26
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Can you arrive by midnight?

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Puedes llegar para la medianoche?

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27
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The program is going to last until 11:20. It’s 9:40 now. Are you bored?

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El programa va a durar hasta las once y veinte. Son las diez menos veinte ahora. Estas aburrida?

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28
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I always buy her a cuckoo clock for her birthday. She hates them. Personally, they make me crazy, too.

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Siempre le compro un reloj de cuco para su cumpleanos. Ella los odia. Personalmente me hacen loco también.

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29
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If you arrive late, you can’t have food. You need to be here by a quarter till seven.

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Si llegas tarde, no puedas tener comida. Necesitas llegar aquí para las siete menos cuarto.

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30
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Time and again he calls me after midnight. I always tell him that I can’t speak with him because it’s too late.

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Una y otra vez el me llama después de la medianoche. Siempre le digo que no puedo hablar con el porque es demasiado tarde.

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31
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I am in the car.

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Estoy en el carro.

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32
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You are with a big pig.

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Estas con un cerdo grande.

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33
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She is upstairs and he is downstairs.

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Ella esta arriba y el esta abajo.

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34
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We are near the library.

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Estamos cerca de la biblioteca.

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35
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They are under the bed.

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Ellos están debajo de la cama.

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36
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I believe that she is with my husband.

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Creo que ella esta con mi marido.

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37
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Are you far from the shoe store?

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Estas lejos de la zapatería?

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38
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Are the birds on top of the garage or behind?

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Están Los pájaros encima del garaje o atrás?

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39
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Why are you behind the bookstore?

A

Por que estas detras de la librería?

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40
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Why is the brewery next to the church?

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Por que esta la cervecería al lado la iglesia?

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41
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This bread is moldy. I don’t eat it.

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Este pan esta mohoso. No lo como.

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42
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Those cars are rusty. Do you drive them?

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Esos carros estan oxidados. Los conduces?

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43
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These cockroaches are dead. Do you save them?

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Estas cucarachas están muertas. Las guardas?

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44
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That woman is seated. Is she tired?

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Esa mujer esta sentada. Esta cansada?

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45
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That lettuce over there is brown. We can’t eat old food.

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Aquella lechuga esta cafe. No podemos comer comida vieja.

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46
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Those anchovies are terrible. They are too briny.

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Esas anchoas estan terribles. Estan demasiado salobres.

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47
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That turkey is delicious. Who prepares it today?

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Ese pavo esta delicioso. Quien lo prepara hoy?

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48
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Those cucumbers over there are enormous. How much fertilizer do you use?

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Aquellos pepinos estan enormes. Cuánto fertilizante usas?

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49
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This hamburger is red. Do we eat it raw?

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Esta hamburguesa esta roja. La comemos descocida?

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50
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That lemon over there is wrinkled.

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Aquello limon esta arrugado.

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51
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This diamond is ugly.

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Este diamante esta feo.

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52
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This apple is black.

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Esta manzana esta negra.

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53
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These chocolates are not tasty.

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Estos chocolates no estan sabrosos.

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54
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These raisins are enormous.

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Estas pasas estan enormes.

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55
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These peas aren’t round.

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Estos guisantes no estan redondos.

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56
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That garlic is sweet.

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Ese ajo esta dulce.

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57
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That eggplant is blue.

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Esa berenjena esta azul.

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58
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Those onions are disgusting.

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Esas cebollas estan repugnantes.

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59
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Those zucchinis are tiny.

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Esos calabacines estan pequenos.

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60
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Those hot dogs are spicy.

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Esos perros calientes están especiados.

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61
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When my food is moldy, I don’t eat it. The rats in the basement eat it.

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Cuando my comida esta mohosa, no la como. Las ratas en el sótano la comen.

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62
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The streets of San Francisco are very crooked.

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Las calles de San Fransisco están muy torcidas.

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63
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My girlfriend tells me that my car is too rusty and that she wants to go to the party in a taxi.

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Mi novia me dice que mi carro esta demasiado oxidado y que quiere ir a la fiesta en un taxi.

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64
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I don’t want to touch the bread, because it’s too hot.

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No quiero tocar el pan porque esta demasiado caliente.

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65
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The sheets are wrinkled. I can’t sleep. Don’t you iron them?

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Las sábanas están arrugadas. No puedo dormir. No las plancas?

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66
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Their clothes are wet because the dryer is broken. Nothing is dry. I’m going to cry.

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Su ropa está mojada porque la secadora está rota. Nada esta seco. Voy a llorar.

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67
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She puts her pants in the river and then she believes that they’re washed and clean. She’s crazy.

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Ella pone sus pantalones en el río y cree que están lavados y limpias Esta loca!

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68
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His house is clean because he’s never there.

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Su casa esta limpia porque el nunca esta alli.

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69
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Your house is filthy. Do you have to have so many cats? And do they really need to sleep with you?

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Tu casa esta sucia. Tienes que tener tantos gatos? Y verdaderamente necesitan dormir contigo?

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70
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Many people believe that the world is flat. They also believe that Elvis Presley is alive.

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Muchas personas creen que el mundo esta llano. Tambien creen que Elvis Presley esta vivo.

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71
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I am singing and you are dancing.

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Estoy cantando y estás bailando.

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72
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She is working and he is preparing dinner.

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Ella esta trabajando y el esta preparando la cena.

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73
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Why is he eating a taco when we are eating nachos?

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Por que esta el comiendo un taco cuando estamos comiendo nachos?

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74
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They are writing a letter to the President of Mexico.

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Ellos están escribiendo una carta al presidente de Mexico.

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75
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All of you are taking drugs from the pharmacist.

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Ustedes estan tomando drogas del farmaceutico.

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76
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She is suffering, because the professor is talking and talking and talking.

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Ella esta sufriendo, porque el profesor esta hablando y hablando y hablando.

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77
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The sadist is happy, because the masochist is suffering.

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El sadista esta feliz porque el masoquista está sufriendo.

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78
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The burglar is searching for jewels and money.

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El ladron esta buscando las joyas y el dinero.

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79
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No one is eating, because the food that she is preparing is grotesque.

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Nadie está comiendo porque la comida que ella esta preparando esta grotesca.

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80
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My neighbor is screaming, because my dogs are barking day and night.

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Mi vecino está gritando, porque mis perros estan ladrando dia y noche.

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81
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I am proud of Garfield.

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Estoy orgulloso de Garfield.

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82
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She is happy because you are happy.

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Ella esta feliz porque tu estas feliz.

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83
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He is frustrated because we do not study.

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El esta frustrado porque no estudiamos.

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84
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We are surprised because they play the piano very well.

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Estamos sorprendidos porque ellos tocan el piano muy bien.

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85
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They are sad because you are not here.

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Ellos estan triste porque no estas aqui.

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86
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You all are happy because I have a new house.

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Ustedes están felices porque tengo una casa nueva.

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87
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He is jealous because she plays the piano well.

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El esta celoso porque ella toca el piano bien.

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88
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I am nervous because I have a big test today.

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Estoy nervioso porque tengo un examen grande hoy.

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89
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She is scared because there is a monster in the closet.

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Ella esta asustada porque hay un monstruo en el closet.

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90
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She is not my friend. She is not my lover. She is not my colleague. She is an acquaintance, and I do not want more questions about her.

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Ella no es mi amiga. Ella no es mi amante. Ella no es mi colega. Ella es una conocida y no quiero mas preguntas sobre de ella.

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91
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In the popular television program The Brady Bunch, Mike (a widower) and Carol (a widow) can get married. The three sons and three daughters now are stepsiblings.

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En el programa popular de la television The Brady Bunch, Miguel (un viudo) y Carol (una viuda) se casan. Los tres hijos y tres hijas ahora son hermanastors.

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92
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The newlyweds are in Amsterdam for their honeymoon. He wants to ride bicycles and she wants to visit art museums. He wants to study the architecture and she wants to learn to speak Dutch. Can this marriage last?

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Los recien casados estan en Amsterdam para su luna de miel. El quiere montar en bicicletas y ella quiere visitar los museos de arte. El quiere estudiar la arquitectura y ella quiere aprender a hablar holandés. Puede perdurar este matrimonio?

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93
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After 35 years of marriage, 12 children, five houses, seven dogs, and a swimming pool, she wants a divorce from her husband because he has a mistress.

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Despues de treinta y cinco anos de matrimonio, doce hijos, cinco casas, siete perros, y una piscina, ella quiere un divorcio de su esposo porque él tiene una amante.

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94
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Many students have pen pals from other countries. Some write to them every day, others write to them once in a while. I have a pen pal who is the only child of a couple who live in Japan. I want to visit this girl one day; however, already she is a dear friend of mine.

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Muchos estudiantes tienen amigos por correspondencia de otros paises. Unos les escriben cada dia, los otros les escriben de vez en cuando. Tengo una amiga de correspondencia que es la única hija de una pareja que vive en Japón. Quiero visitar a esta chica un dia; sin embargo, ya es una intima mia.

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95
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I don’t want to have a big wedding. Some people want to invite every member of their family tree. I want to invite my dear friends and my close relatives. I absolutely do not want to invite my seven ex-husbands.

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No quiero tener una boda grande. Unas personas quieren invitar a cada miembro de su arbol genealogico. Yo quiero invitar a mis intimos y a mis parientes cercanos. Absolutamento no quiero invitar a mis siete ex-exposos.

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96
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She is more interesting than Marilyn Monroe.

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Ella es más interesante que Marilyn Monroe.

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97
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His stepsister is sadder than I am.

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Su hermanastra esta mas triste que yo.

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98
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This book is more serious than the dictionary.

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Este libro es más serio que el diccionario.

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99
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The Hearst Castle is smaller than Buckingham Palace.

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El Castillo Hearst es más pequeño que el Palacio Buckingham.

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100
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No one is more bored than he is.

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Nadie es mas aburrido que el.

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101
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The Titanic is more famous than anything.

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El Titánico es mas famoso que nada.

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102
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She is more honorable than Abraham Lincoln.

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Ella es mas honorable que Abraham Lincoln.

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103
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He’s more hardworking than anyone.

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El es mas trabajador que nadie.

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104
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I’m happier than a clam.

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Yo estoy mas feliz que una almeja.

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105
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We are more sociable than they are.

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Somos mas sociables que ellos.

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106
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This is hat.

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Este es un sombrero.

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This is a skirt.

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Esta es una falda.

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108
Q

This is your tree.

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Este es tu arbol.

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109
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These are your shoes.

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Estes son tus zapatos.

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110
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These are your snakes.

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Estas son tus culebras.

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111
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These are our chairs.

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Estas son tus sillas.

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112
Q

That is a Porsche.

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Ese es un Porshe.

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113
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That is a towel.

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Esa es una toalla.

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114
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That is his fork.

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Ese es su tenedor.

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115
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Those are my socks.

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Esos son mis calcetines.

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116
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Those are my backpacks.

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Esas son mis mochilas.

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117
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Those are her T-shirts.

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Esas son sus camisetas.

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118
Q

That over there is my garden.

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Aquello es mi jardin.

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119
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That over there is their house.

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Aquella es su casa.

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120
Q

Those over there are her puppies.

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Aquellos son sus perritos.

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121
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Those over there are our appliances.

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Aquellos son nuestros aparatos.

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122
Q

This is pleasant.

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Esto es agradable.

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123
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This is terrible.

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Esto es terrible.

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124
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This is trashy.

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Esto es de pacotilla.

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125
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These are strange.

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Estos son extranos.

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126
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These are ridiculous.

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Estos son ridiculos.

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These are tragic.

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Estos son tragicos.

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128
Q

That is vile.

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Eso es vil.

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129
Q

That is the best.

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Eso es lo mejor.

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130
Q

That is the worst.

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Eso es lo peor.

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131
Q

Those are absurd.

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Esos son absurdos.

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132
Q

Those are appalling.

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Esos son espantosos.

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133
Q

Those are easy.

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Esos son faciles.

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134
Q

That over there is dreadful.

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Aquello es pavoroso.

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135
Q

That over there is excellent.

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Aquello es excelente.

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136
Q

That over there is extraordinary.

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Aquello es extraordinario.

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137
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Those over there are interesting.

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Aquellos son interesantes.

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138
Q

Those over there are wretched.

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Aquellos son desgraciados.

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139
Q

Those over there are disgusting.

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Aquellos son repugnantes.

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140
Q

My skunk is in the kitchen.

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Mi mofeta esta en la cocina.

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141
Q

A pig is in the hall.

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Un cerdo esta en el pasillo.

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142
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A rooster is not far from my garage.

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Un gallo no esta lejos de mi garage.

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143
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The cockroach is not in the pantry.

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La cucaracha no esta en la dispensa.

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Your brother is near the whale.

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Tu hermano esta cerca de la ballena.

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145
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Las Vegas is not in California.

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Las Vegas no esta en California.

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146
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A bird is downstairs with the duck.

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Un pájaro está abajo con el pato.

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147
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Your mother-in-law is not in the basement.

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Tu suegra no esta en el sótano.

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148
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My neighbor is not upstairs.

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Mi vecino no esta arriba.

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149
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The girl is to the right of the giraffe.

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El chica esta a la derecho de la jirafa.

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150
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There is a hall to the left of the kitchen.

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Hay un pasillo a la izquierda de la cocina.

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There isn’t a basement in the building.

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No hay un sótano en el edificio.

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152
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There are fleas on the dog.

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Hay pulgas en el perro.

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153
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I have a gopher under my condominium.

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Tengo un geomis debajo de mi condominio.

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154
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I don’t want a bird in my house.

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Yo no quiero un pájaro en mi casa.

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155
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Do you have a tablecloth for the table?

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Tienes un mantel para la mesa?

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156
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I want sheets and pillowcases from Italy.

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Yo quiero sábanas y fundas de Italia.

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157
Q

Are there windows in the bedrooms?

A

Hay ventanas en los dormitorios?

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158
Q

Your grandson is in the attic.

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Tu nieto está en el desván.

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159
Q

My stepmother is near the front door.

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Mi madrastra esta cerca de la puerta principal.

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160
Q

I speak with Jorge at school.

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Yo hablo con Jorge en la escuela.

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161
Q

You buy some chairs in the store.

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Compras unas sillas en la tienda.

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162
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He works in a bank with my father-in-law.

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El trabaja en un banco con mi suegro.

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163
Q

We listen to the birds in the winery.

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Escuchamos los pájaros en la viña.

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164
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You buy furniture in the shopping mall.

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Compras muebles en la zona comercial.

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165
Q

They speak English and Spanish in the church.

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Ellos hablan ingles y espanol en la iglesia.

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166
Q

I swim in the pool, and my friend works in the foundry.

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Nado en la piscina, y mi amigo trabajo en el fundicion.

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167
Q

The seven friends of Snow White work and sing in a mine.

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Los siete amigos trabajan y cantan en una mina.

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168
Q

We study in the library of the university.

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Nosotros estudiamos en la biblioteca de la universidad.

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169
Q

I work on the farm with horses, cows, geese, chickens, pigs, and ducks.

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Trabajo en el granja con caballos, vacas, gansos, pollos, y patos.

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170
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I learn a lot at the university

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Aprendo mucho en la universidad.

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171
Q

You drink wine in the restaurant.

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Bebes vino en el restaurante.

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172
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He eats tortillas in the dining room.

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El come tortillas en el comedor.

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173
Q

We understand the program.

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Comprendemos el programma.

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174
Q

I don’t understand the problem.

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No comprendo el problema.

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175
Q

You read a lot in the library.

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Lees mucho en la biblioteca.

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176
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I don’t believe that you eat the raccoons.

A

No creo que comes los mapaches.

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177
Q

They run near the school.

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Ellos corren cerca de la escuela.

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178
Q

She hides the guitar next to the chair.

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Ella esconde la guitarra al lado de la silla.

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179
Q

You read the programs in the office.

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Lees los programas en la oficina.

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180
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I prepare a salad with lettuce, tomatoes, cucumbers, red pepper, radish, and artichoke.

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Preparo una ensalada con lechuga, tomate, pepinos, pimiento rojo, rábano, y alcachofa.

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181
Q

The pig eats the corn, the horses eat the oats, the deer eats the berries, and the rabbit eats the carrots and the celery.

A

El cerdo come el maíz, los caballos comen la avena, el ciervo come las bayas, y el conejo come las zanahorias y el apio.

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182
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I owe fifty dollars to the store because I buy milk, soda, cider, five grapefruits, a peach, seven plums, strawberries, and tangerines.

A

Debo cincuenta dolares a la tienda porque compro leche, soda, cidra, cinco toronjas, un melocotón, siete ciruelas, fresas y mandarinas.

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183
Q

I read here that we need fruits, vegetables, nuts, grains, and much water every day.

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Leo aqui que necesitamos frutas, verduras, nueces, granos, y mucha agua cada día.

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184
Q

In a burrito there are beans, cheese, chicken, and, sometimes, onions or garlic.

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En un burrito hay habas, queso, pollo, y, a veces, cebollas o ajo.

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185
Q

The blue whale

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La ballena azul

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186
Q

The white house

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La casa blanca

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187
Q

A black squid

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Un calamar negro

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188
Q

Some purple eggplants

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Unas berenjenas moradas

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189
Q

A blue bathroom

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Un bano azul

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190
Q

Some yellow stores

A

Unas tiendas amarillas

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191
Q

The brown school

A

La escuela cafe

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192
Q

The white banks

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Los bancos blancos

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193
Q

A gray library

A

Una biblioteca gris

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194
Q

The pink kitchens

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Las cocinas rosadas

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195
Q

I write a long letter to my friend.

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Escribo una carta larga a mi amigo.

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Q

You exist in a dark stairwell.

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Existes en una escalera oscura.

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Q

She describes the pink book.

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Ella describe el libro rosado.

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198
Q

We decide that we study in the lab.

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Decidimos que estudiamos en el laboratorio.

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199
Q

You all cover the yellow desks.

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Ustedes cubren los escritorios amarillos.

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Q

They suffer a lot in the principal’s office.

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Ellos sufren mucho en la oficina del principal.

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201
Q

I open the big door to the cafeteria.

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Abro la puerta grande a la cafetería.

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Q

He writes short letters to my mother-in-law.

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El escribe cartas cortas a mi suegra.

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203
Q

They don’t permit dirty books in the elegant house.

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Ellos no permiten libros sucios en la casa elegante.

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Q

We cover the clean sofa with a green quilt.

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Cubrimos el sofá limpio con una colcha verde.

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205
Q

Do you study?

A

Estudias tu?

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206
Q

Do you speak Spanish?

A

Hablas espanol?

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207
Q

Do you eat pizza?

A

Comes pizza?

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Q

Do you drink milk?

A

Bebes leche?

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Q

Does he work in a bank?

A

Trabaja él en un banco?

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Q

Does she live in the White House?

A

Viva ella en la Casa Blanca?

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Q

Do they sell books in the library?

A

Venden ellos libros en la biblioteca?

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Q

Do they scream a lot?

A

Gritan ellos mucho?

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Q

Do all of you buy books in a bookstore?

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Compran ustedes libros en una liberia?

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Q

Do all of you eat tacos with salsa?

A

Comen ustedes tacos con salsa?

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Q

Where do you live?

A

Donde vives?

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Q

What do you eat in the restaurant?

A

Que comes en el restaurante?

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Q

When do you study?

A

Cuando estudias?

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Q

Where do they play the violin?

A

Donde tocan ellos el violin?

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Q

Who writes the long books?

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Quien escribe los libros largos?

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Q

Where is my pretty bird?

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Donde esta mi pajaro bonito?

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221
Q

Why is the old pig in the living room?

A

Por que esta el cerdo viejo en la sala?

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Q

How does the bird sing?

A

Como canta el pajaro?

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Q

Where is the chimney in the new house?

A

Donde esta la chimenea en la casa nueva?

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Q

Why do you drink milk?

A

Por que bebes leche?

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Q

Don’t you study?

A

No estudias?

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Q

Doesn’t she speak Spanish?

A

No habla ella espanol?

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Q

Don’t they speak English?

A

No hablan ellos inglés?

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Q

Don’t you sell clothing here?

A

No venden ustedes ropa aqui?

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229
Q

Doesn’t he drink water?

A

No bebe el agua?

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230
Q

Doesn’t the dog run?

A

No corre el perro?

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Q

What doesn’t he need?

A

Que no necesita el?

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Q

Who doesn’t eat the chocolate?

A

Quien no come el chocolate?

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233
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Who doesn’t learn in the new school?

A

Quien no aprende en la escuela nueva?

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234
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What doesn’t exist in the world?

A

Que no existe en el mundo?

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235
Q

What don’t they understand?

A

Que no comprenden ellos?

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236
Q

When don’t we suffer?

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Cuando no sufrimos?

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237
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A cathedral is a big church and a chapel is a small church.

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Una catedral es una iglesia grande y una capilla es una iglesia pequeña.

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238
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The Queen of England lives in a palace.

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La reina de Inglaterra vive en un palacio.

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239
Q

Many people sing in the concert hall and the opera.

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Muchas personas cantan en la sala de conciertos y en el teatro de la opera.

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240
Q

The convent is near the church and the abbey.

A

El convento está cerca de la iglesia y la abadía.

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241
Q

Many octopi swim in the aquarium.

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Muchos pulpos nadan en el acuario.

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242
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My hotel is near the Tower of London.

A

Mi hotel esta cerca de la Torre de Londres.

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243
Q

Where is the theater?

A

Donde esta el teatro?

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244
Q

Are there many paintings in the museum?

A

Hay muchas pinturas en el museo?

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245
Q

Is there a library in the temple?

A

Hay un biblioteca en el templo?

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246
Q

The town hall is far from the art gallery.

A

El ayuntamiento esta lejos de la galería de arte.

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247
Q

What do you have in the cemetery?

A

Que tienes en el cementerio?

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248
Q

Where is the bridge?

A

Donde esta el puente?

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249
Q

Why does she work so much in Washington?

A

Porque trabaja ella tanto en Washington?

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250
Q

Why do you eat so many tacos?

A

Porque comes tantos tacos?

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251
Q

Who needs so much money?

A

Quien necesita tanto dinero?

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252
Q

When do we arrive at the catacombs?

A

Cuando llegamos a las catacumbas?

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253
Q

Where do they hide the money?

A

Donde esconden el dinero?

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254
Q

How does she eat so many eggs?

A

Como come ella tanto huevos?

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255
Q

When do the cats climb the trees?

A

Cuando suben los gatos a los árboles?

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256
Q

How much money do you earn each year?

A

Cuanto dinero ganas cada ano?

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257
Q

I don’t drink water from the river.

A

No bebo agua del rio.

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258
Q

A big cow doesn’t run from the bull.

A

Una vaca grande no corre del toro.

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259
Q

We walk from the old castle to the new castle.

A

Caminamos del castillo viejo al castillo nuevo.

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260
Q

Do you receive letters from the devil?

A

Recibes cartas del diablo?

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261
Q

Venus enters from the sea.

A

Venus entra del mar.

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262
Q

Ferdinand the bull walks to the tree.

A

Ferdinand el toro camina al arbol.

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263
Q

Why do you run to the garage?

A

Por que corre al garaje?

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264
Q

She works from the brain, but lives from the heart.

A

Ella trabaja del cerebro, pero vive del corazón.

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265
Q

Who drinks from the green lake?

A

Quien bebe del lago verde?

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266
Q

Why don’t you run from the monster?

A

Por que no corres del monstruo?

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267
Q

We play baseball in the stadium.

A

Jugamos al béisbol en el estadio.

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268
Q

You play basketball in the gymnasium.

A

Juegas al básquetbol en el gimnasio.

269
Q

She drinks beer and shoots pool in the bar every Friday.

A

Ella bebe cerveza y juega al billar en la taberna cada viernes.

270
Q

Andy and Opie play checkers every Tuesday and Thursday.

A

Andy y Opie juegan a las damas cada martes y jueves.

271
Q

Annette plays volleyball on the beach in June, July, and August with her friends.

A

Annette juega al voleibol en la playa en junio, julio, y augusto con sus amigos.

272
Q

Does your robot play chess?

A

Juega al ajedrez tu robot?

273
Q

In June they play tennis outside, and in November they play tennis inside.

A

En junio ellos juegan al tenis afuera, y en noviembre juegan al tenis adentro.

274
Q

Why do all of you play golf every Sunday?

A

Por que ustedes juegan al golf cada domingo?

275
Q

Why do you play a game during the party?

A

Por que juegas a un juego durante la fiesta?

276
Q

He doesn’t play cards because it’s against his religion.

A

El no juega a los naipes porque es contra su religión.

277
Q

I can run.

A

Puedo correr.

278
Q

You can jump.

A

Puedes saltar.

279
Q

She can’t read the book.

A

Ella no puede leer el libro.

280
Q

We can’t watch the movie.

A

No podemos mirar la película.

281
Q

You all can sell apples in the store.

A

Puedes vender las manzanas en la tienda.

282
Q

They can’t understand why I want to play the tuba.

A

Ellos no pueden entender por que yo quiero tocar la tuba.

283
Q

I don’t want to buy a new bathtub.

A

No quiero comprar una tina nueva.

284
Q

You can’t work with so many children.

A

No puedes trabajar con tantos niños.

285
Q

He wants to sing with the monkeys in the zoo.

A

El quiere cantar con los monos en el zoológico.

286
Q

We don’t want to look for the skunks.

A

No queremos buscar las mofetas.

287
Q

I want to eat in an elegant restaurant.

A

Quiero comer en un restaurante elegante.

288
Q

I can eat anything, because I am the owner of the restaurant.

A

Puedo comer cualquier cosa, porque soy el dueño del restaurante.

289
Q

She can’t go to the party, because she has to study for the test.

A

Ella no puede ir a la fiesta, porque tiene que estudiar para el examen.

290
Q

If you want to ski, you need skis, poles, and a mountain.

A

Si quieres esquiar, necesitas esquías, bastones, y una montana.

291
Q

In Spanish class, we learn how to conjugate verbs. Wow!

A

En la clase de espanol aprendemos a conjugar los verbos. Ay caramba!

292
Q

She’s thinking of robbing a jewelry store, because she wants to wear a ring.

A

Ella piensa en robar una joyería porque quiere llevar un anillo.

293
Q

He hopes to receive a package from the owner of the team tomorrow.

A

El espera recibir un paquete del dueño del equipo manana.

294
Q

Superman can’t see through your clothing.

A

Superman no puede ver por tu ropa.

295
Q

Do you want to win or not? I have to have an answer now.

A

Quieres ganar o no? Tengo que tener una respuesta ahora.

296
Q

I am 49 years old.

A

Tengo cuarenta y nueve anos.

297
Q

You are 17.

A

Tienes diecisiete anos.

298
Q

I believe that she is 75.

A

Creo que ella tiene setenta y cinco anos.

299
Q

Are you 50 or 60?

A

Tienes cincuenta o sesenta anos?

300
Q

Who here is 27 years old?

A

Quien aqui tiene veintisiete anos?

301
Q

Do you believe that she is 39?

A

Crees que ella tiene treinta y nueve anos?

302
Q

Are they 80 or 90?

A

Tienen ellos ochenta o noventa anos?

303
Q

How old are all of you?

A

Cuantos anos tienen?

304
Q

We are 40?

A

Tenemos cuarenta anos.

305
Q

Methuselah is 999 years old.

A

Methuselah tiene novecientos noventa y nueve anos.

306
Q

I have to work tomorrow.

A

Tengo que trabajar mañana.

307
Q

You have to buy food for the party.

A

Tienes que comprar comida para la fiesta.

308
Q

She has to watch the movie and write a report.

A

Ella tiene que mirar la película y escribir un reportaje.

309
Q

We have to play golf with Tiger Woods.

A

Tenemos que jugar al golf con Tiger Woods.

310
Q

You all have to leave now.

A

Ustedes tienen que salir ahora.

311
Q

They have to play chess.

A

Ellos tienen que jugar al ajedrez.

312
Q

Do you have to sell your house?

A

Tienes que vender tu casa?

313
Q

Why do we have to study so much?

A

Por que tenemos que estudiar tanto?

314
Q

Who has to eat the carrots?

A

Quien tiene que comer las zanahorias?

315
Q

What do you have to do every morning?

A

Que tienes que hacer cada mañana?

316
Q

My arrow

A

Mi flecha

317
Q

Your helmet

A

Tu casco

318
Q

His surfboard

A

Su tabla de surf

319
Q

Our bat

A

Nuestro bate

320
Q

Our bicycle

A

Nuestra bicicleta

321
Q

Your net

A

Tu red

322
Q

Your skis

A

Sus esquis

323
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Their boxing gloves

A

Sus guantes de boxeo

324
Q

Their puck

A

Su disco

325
Q

My binoculars

A

Mis prismaticos

326
Q

Your manager

A

Tu gerente

327
Q

Her team

A

Su equipo

328
Q

Our ice skates

A

Nuestros patines de hielo

329
Q

Their ski poles

A

Sus bastones de esqui

330
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Their players

A

Sus jugadores

331
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My trainer

A

Mi entrenedor

332
Q

My friend has a hockey stick.

A

Mi amigo tiene un bastón de hockey.

333
Q

Your uncle can dance well.

A

Tu tío puede bailar bien.

334
Q

His coach wants to play soccer tomorrow.

A

Su entrenador quiere jugar al fútbol mañana.

335
Q

Our umpire can’t see the ball.

A

Nuestro árbitro no puede ver la pelota.

336
Q

Your team can’t win the game.

A

Su equipo no puede ganar el juego.

337
Q

Their teammates live in an apartment.

A

Sus compañeros de equipo viven en un apartamento.

338
Q

My teammates play basketball in the gymnasium.

A

Mis compañeros de equipo juegan al baloncesto en el gimnasio.

339
Q

Where does your coach live?

A

Donde vive tu entrenador?

340
Q

I can’t read my books, because I don’t have my glasses.

A

No puedo leer mis libros porque no tengo mis anteojos.

341
Q

Our cousins don’t want to play football.

A

Nuestros primos no quieren jugar al fútbol americano.

342
Q

Every year we take a trip.

A

Cada ano hacemos un viaje.

343
Q

I always pack my suitcase in the morning.

A

Siempre hago mi maleta en la mañana.

344
Q

I need to ask a question, but no one is here.

A

Necesito hacer una pregunta, pero nadie esta aqui.

345
Q

He doesn’t pay attention to the television.

A

El no hace caso de la televisión.

346
Q

Clark Gable plays the role of Rhett Butler.

A

Clark Gable hace el papel de Rhett Butler.

347
Q

You should pay a visit to your aunt Debra.

A

Debes hacer una visita a tu tía Debra.

348
Q

The elephant in the living room damages the furniture.

A

El elefante en la sala hace daño a los muebles.

349
Q

I can’t see my suitcase when you pack the trunk.

A

No puedo ver mi maleta cuando haces el baúl.

350
Q

Why do you pay attention to the referee?

A

Porque haces caso del árbitro?

351
Q

I want to take a trip with my friends, but not with their animals.

A

Quiero hacer un viaje con mis amigos pero no con sus animales.

352
Q

I hear.

A

Oigo

353
Q

I smell.

A

Huelo

354
Q

You taste.

A

Pruebas

355
Q

She sees.

A

Ella ve

356
Q

We smell.

A

Olemos

357
Q

They hear.

A

Ellos oyen

358
Q

I see.

A

Veo

359
Q

You touch.

A

Tocas

360
Q

They smell.

A

Ellos huelen

361
Q

I taste.

A

Pruebo

362
Q

You hear.

A

Oyes

363
Q

They taste.

A

Ellos prueban

364
Q

She hears.

A

Ella oye.

365
Q

She hears you.

A

Ella te oye.

366
Q

You hear him.

A

Lo oyes.

367
Q

We don’t see you.

A

No te vemos.

368
Q

We see them.

A

Los vemos.

369
Q

They hear us.

A

Ellos nos oyen.

370
Q

You all see me.

A

Me ven.

371
Q

They see them.

A

Ellos las ven.

372
Q

We don’t hear it.

A

No lo oimos.

373
Q

I smell it.

A

Lo huelo.

374
Q

You smell them.

A

Las hueles.

375
Q

They taste it.

A

Ellos lo prueban.

376
Q

You all taste them.

A

Ustedes los prueban.

377
Q

We touch it.

A

La tocamos.

378
Q

She touches me.

A

Ella me toca.

379
Q

I touch you.

A

Te toco.

380
Q

They touch us.

A

Ellos nos tocan.

381
Q

We don’t smell it.

A

No lo olemos.

382
Q

She doesn’t see us.

A

Ella no nos ve.

383
Q

I have a newspaper. I have it.

A

Tengo un periódico. Lo tengo.

384
Q

You read the novel. You read it.

A

Lees la novela. La lees.

385
Q

They see some magazines. They see them.

A

Ellos ven unas revistas. Las ven.

386
Q

She touches the letters. She touches them.

A

Ella toca las cartas. Ella las toca.

387
Q

You all buy the tabloid. You all buy it.

A

Ustedes compran el periodicucho. Ustedes lo compran.

388
Q

We listen to the poems. We listen to them.

A

Escuchamos los poemas. Los escuchamos.

389
Q

He writes his memoirs. He writes them.

A

El escribe sus memorias. Las escribe.

390
Q

Carlos studies the manual. Carlos studies it.

A

Carlos estudia el manual. Carlos lo estudia.

391
Q

Homer writes the epic poem. He writes it.

A

Homero escribe el poema épico. Homero lo escribe.

392
Q

Margo looks for the thesaurus. Margo looks for it.

A

Margo busca el tesoro lexico. Margo lo busca.

393
Q

Ricky loves Lucy, and Lucy loves Ricky.

A

Ricky ama a Lucy, y Lucy ama a Ricky.

394
Q

I understand the poet, but I don’t understand the translator.

A

Comprendo al poeta, pero no comprendo al traductor.

395
Q

We can see the playwright in the theater.

A

Podemos ver al dramaturgo en el teatro.

396
Q

Do you hear the commentator?

A

Oyes al comentador?

397
Q

When do you visit your grandparents?

A

Cuando visitas a tus abuelos?

398
Q

Whom do they hear?

A

A quien oyes ellos?

399
Q

I don’t listen to my teachers, because they speak in code.

A

No escucho a mis maestros porque hablan en código.

400
Q

I don’t see my friends, and they don’t see me.

A

No veo a mis amigos, y ellos no me ven.

401
Q

Can you hear my dog?

A

Puedes oir mi perro?

402
Q

We should visit my cousins more often.

A

Debemos visitar a mis primos más a menudo.

403
Q

The writer writes a book, and I read it.

A

El escritor escribe un libro y lo leo.

404
Q

The taxi driver takes me to the theater.

A

El taxista me lleva al teatro.

405
Q

The waiter puts the bill on the table, and I pay it.

A

El mesero pone la cuenta en la mesa y la pago.

406
Q

The undertaker buries the real estate agent on his land.

A

El director de pompas fúnebres entierra al agente de bienes raíces en su tierra.

407
Q

The serviceman writes letters to his wife every day, and she reads them.

A

El militar escribe cartas a su esposa cada dia y ell las lee.

408
Q

The movie star believes that everyone loves her.

A

La estrella de cine cree que todo el mundo la ama.

409
Q

The receptionist hates the telephone, because everyone uses it all day long.

A

La recepcionista odia el telefono porque todo el mundo lo usa todo el dia.

410
Q

The truck driver sees every part of the country.

A

El camionero ve cada parte del país.

411
Q

The taxi driver hears everything and sees even more.

A

El taxista oye todo y ve aun mas.

412
Q

Many shopkeepers and waiters have their customers.

A

Muchos tenderos y meseros odian a sus clientes.

413
Q

When a person is in the hospital, she receives meals on a tray.

A

Cuando una persona esta en el hospital, ella recibe las comidas en una bandeja.

414
Q

We need to place a wastebasket in every room of the house.

A

Necesitamos poner una papelera en cada cuarto de la casa.

415
Q

There is a trash can behind the house and one inside the garage.

A

Hay un zafacón atrás de la casa y uno dentro del garaje.

416
Q

Why do you put so many plants on the windowsill? I can’t see anything.

A

Por que pones tantas plantas en el alféizar? No puedo ver nada.

417
Q

The bathroom smells terrible! You have to clean the toilet.

A

El bano huele terrible! Tienes que limpiar el inodoro.

418
Q

You shouldn’t put a fork or knife in an electrical outlet.

A

No debes poner un tenedor o cuchillo en un enchufe.

419
Q

Who puts Vaseline on the doorknob? I don’t touch it.

A

Quien pone Vaselina en el puno de puerta? No lo toco.

420
Q

You can use the staircase or the elevator, but you have to leave the building now.

A

Puedes usar las escaleras o el ascensor, pero tienes que salir del edificio ahora.

421
Q

I see you through the keyhole. I am James Bond.

A

Te veo por el ojo de la cerradura. Soy James Bond.

422
Q

The wiring in the building goes from the basement to the attic.

A

El alambrado en el edificio va del sótano al desván.

423
Q

He gives me the book.

A

El me da el libro.

424
Q

I give him the book.

A

Le doy el libro.

425
Q

We give you the story.

A

Te damos la historia.

426
Q

They give her the poem.

A

Ellos le dan el poema.

427
Q

I tell him the story.

A

Le digo la historia.

428
Q

He tells me the poem.

A

El me dice el poema.

429
Q

We don’t tell you the truth.

A

No te decimos la verdad.

430
Q

She tells me a lie.

A

Ella me dice una mentira.

431
Q

They send the artichokes to her.

A

Ellos le envian los alcachofes.

432
Q

We send you the clothing.

A

Te enviamos la ropa.

433
Q

He buys her the furniture, and she blows him a kiss from the bedroom.

A

El le compra los muebles y ella le sopla un beso del dormitorio.

434
Q

She sings me the song.

A

Ella me canta la cancion.

435
Q

We write them a letter every Christmas.

A

Les escribimos una carta cada Navidad.

436
Q

His stockbroker sends him a card every Hanukkah.

A

Su agente de bolsa le envia una carta cada Hanukkah.

437
Q

How much money do they pay him every week?

A

Cuánto dinero le pagan cada semana?

438
Q

Why do you buy so much for them? They never give you anything.

A

Por que les compra tanto? Ellos nunca te dan nada.

439
Q

He pays them 50 dollars every time they tell him the truth.

A

El les paga cincuenta dolores cada vez le dicen la verdad.

440
Q

The priest sends her a blessing every time that she sins.

A

El sacerdote le envia una bendición cada vez que ella peca.

441
Q

My surgeon gives me much hope and even more bills.

A

Mi cirujano me da mucha esperanza y aun mas cuentas.

442
Q

The veterinarian sends us the ashes of Fido.

A

El veterinario nos envía las cenizas de Fido.

443
Q

I know that the governor is going to veto this bill.

A

Se que el governador va a vetar esta proposicion.

444
Q

The president promises us that he is going to cut taxes, but I don’t believe it, because he doesn’t keep his word.

A

El presidente nos promete que va a reducir los impuestos, pero no lo creo porque el no cumple la palabra.

445
Q

My uncle tells me that the majority of politicians lie to their constituents.

A

Mi tio me dice que la mayoría de los políticos les mienten a sus constituyentes.

446
Q

If the politicians want to cut crime in this city, they’re going to have to think about what goes on inside the criminal’s mind. This should be easy for them.

A

Si los políticos quieren reducir el crimen en esta cuidad, van a tener que pensar en lo que ocurre dentro de la mente del criminal. Esto debe ser facil para ellos.

447
Q

The mayor starts the day with a cup of coffee and ends it with a cocktail or two.

A

El alcalde comienza el dia con una taza de cafe y lo termina con un coctel o dos.

448
Q

I close the doors of the chamber at 9pm.

A

Cierro las puertas de la cámara a las nueve de la noche.

449
Q

The senators think that they’re going to pass the bill today. They’re wrong.

A

Los senadores creen que van a aprobar la proposición hoy. Ellos no tienen razón.

450
Q

The working class is going to demonstrate, because they don’t believe anything that the governor tells them.

A

La clase obrera va a participar en la manifestación porque no creen nada que el gobernador les dice.

451
Q

Why do you want to overthrow their government?

A

Por que quieres derrocar su gobierno?

452
Q

Sometimes I think that politicians draw up a bill because they want the publicity.

A

A veces creo que los políticos redactan una proposición porque quieren la publicidad.

453
Q

If our candidate loses this election, I’m going to request a recount.

A

Si nuestro candidato pierde esta elección, voy a pedir un recuento.

454
Q

The chef in the White House fries the fish in olive oil and serves it on paper plates.

A

El chef de la Casa Blanca fire el pescado en aceite de oliva y lo sirve en platos de papel.

455
Q

The opinion polls tell us that the senator is not going to repeat his term.

A

Los sondeos de opinión nos dicen que el senador no va a repetir su cargo.

456
Q

She loses every election, because she swears all the time.

A

Ella pierde cada elección porque maldice todo el tiempo.

457
Q

Some people believe that the White House spokesperson lies to us every time he speaks.

A

Unas personas creen que el portavoz de la Casa Blanca nos miente cada vez que habla.

458
Q

We, the people, elect the president, but we can’t fire him.

A

Nosotros, el pueblo, elegimos al presidente pero no podemos despedirlo.

459
Q

I serve you and you serve me. That’s fair.

A

Yo te sirvo y tu me sirves. Eso es justo.

460
Q

The leader of the caucus tells me that the speaker of the House doesn’t want to hold an election this year.

A

El líder del conventículo me dice que el presidente de la cámara no quiere celebrar una elección este ano.

461
Q

In England, and in Canada also, the prime minister is the leader of the country.

A

En Inglaterra, y en Canada tambien, el primer ministro es el líder del pais.

462
Q

In a democracy, the elected politician should be the voice of the constituents.

A

En una democracia, el político elegido debe ser la voz de los constituyentes.

463
Q

When I go shopping, I always pay in cash.

A

Cuando voy de compras siempre pago al contado.

464
Q

We can’t go shopping with you at the shopping mall, because it’s closed.

A

No podemos ir de compras contigo en la zona comerical porque esta cerrada.

465
Q

If you pay by credit card, the transaction is slower than when you pay in cash.

A

Si pagas por tarjeta de crédito, la transacción esta mas lenta que cuando pagas al contado.

466
Q

Is there an ATM around here?

A

Hay una caja electrónica por aquí?

467
Q

These jewels aren’t genuine. They’re fake. Why do you sell them in this elegant jewelry store?

A

Estas joyas no son genuinas. Son falsas. Por que las vendes en esta joyería elegante?

468
Q

When you enter, the sign says “Pull.” When you leave, it says, “Push.”

A

Cuando entras, el letrero dice “Tira.” Cuando sales, dice “Empuja.”

469
Q

This store is never open. how can they make money?

A

Esta tienda nunca esta abierta. Como pueden ganar dinero?

470
Q

We can’t take the escalator, because it’s broken. The elevator is also broken. We have to take the stairs.

A

No podemos tomar la escalera mecánica porque esta rota.

471
Q

These broken dishes are free. Who wants them?

A

Estos platos rotos son gratis. Quien los quiere?

472
Q

May I help you? What are you looking for? A puppy? This is a grocery store. Why are you here? Are you crazy?

A

En que puedo servirle? Que desea usted? Un perrito? Esta es una bodega. Por que esta aqui? Esta loco?

473
Q

How much do you weigh? I know that I don’t weigh more than he weighs.

A

Cuanto pesas? Se que no peso mas que el.

474
Q

What is the diameter? Well, it’s twice the radius.

A

Cuanto mide el diametro? Pues, mide dos veces más largo que el radio.

475
Q

What size is your shoe? It’s size 20EEE. I work in the circus.

A

Que tamano tiene tu zapato? Es tamano Veinte EEE. Trabajo en el circo.

476
Q

How wide is her mouth? She’s always talking. I want to put a sock inside her mouth.

A

Que anchura tiene su boca? Ella siempre esta hablando. Quiero poner un calcetín dentro de su boca.

477
Q

How high is this building? I can’t see the penthouse, because it’s in the clouds.

A

Que altura tiene este edificio? No puedo ver el cobertizo porque esta en las nubes.

478
Q

How tall is Michael Jordan? He is six feet, six inches tall.

A

Cuanto mide Michael Jordan? El mide seis pies, seis pulgadas.

479
Q

Do you know that a newborn elephant weighs between 250 and 350 pounds?

A

Sabes que un elefante recién nacido pesa entre doscientas cincuenta y trescientas cincuenta libras?

480
Q

How wide is this surface? It’s two meters.

A

Que anchura tiene esta superficie? Mide dos metros.

481
Q

How high is the new countertop? It’s exactly three feet.

A

Que altura tiene la barra nueva? Mide exactamente tres pies.

482
Q

What size are those pants? I want to buy them.

A

Que tamano tiene esos pantalones? Quiero comprarlos.

483
Q

I have almost 20 gallons of ice cream in the freezer. Do you want to eat it with me?

A

Tengo casi veinte galones de helado en el congelador. Quieres comerlo conmigo?

484
Q

She works about 50 hours per week.

A

Ella trabaja alrededor de cincuenta horas por semana.

485
Q

They have at least $2000 in the bank.

A

Ellos tienen por lo menos dos mil dolares en el banco.

486
Q

Do you have enough money? No, my wallet is empty. I’m broke.

A

Tienes suficiente dinero? No, mi billetera esta vacia. Estoy sin plata.

487
Q

His head is full of crazy ideas.

A

Su cabeza esta llena de ideas locas.

488
Q

Do you want more wine? No, thanks, I still have a little.

A

Quieres mas vino? Gracias, no. Todavía tengo un poco.

489
Q

He has nearly 20 billion dollars. He’s almost as rich as I.

A

El tiene casi veinte billones de dolares. Es casi tan rico como yo.

490
Q

He still doesn’t have as many friends as I.

A

El todavía no tiene tantos amigos como yo.

491
Q

Do you know as many people as she?

A

Conoces tantas personas como ella?

492
Q

Some people believe that a person can’t be too rich or too thin. What do you think?

A

Unas personas creen que una persona no puede ser demasiado rica ni demasiado delgada. Que piensas tu?

493
Q

I wash my face, but I don’t wash the clothes.

A

Me lavo la cara pero no lavo la ropa.

494
Q

He breaks a bone every time that he skis.

A

El se quiebra un hueso cada vez que esquía.

495
Q

He shaves his chin, but he doesn’t shave his dog.

A

El se afeita la barbilla pero no afeita a su perro.

496
Q

She takes a shower in the morning.

A

Ella se ducha en la mañana.

497
Q

We wake up at 7am.

A

Nos despertamos a las siete de la manana.

498
Q

You all brush your hair in front of the mirror.

A

Ustedes se cepillan el pelo enfrente del espejo.

499
Q

They never shower; they always take a bath.

A

Ellos nunca se duchan; siempre se banan.

500
Q

He scratches his armpits at the table.

A

El se rasca las axilas a la mesa.

501
Q

I like the hot salsa.

A

Me gusta la salsa picante.

502
Q

I like fried tortillas.

A

Me gustan las tortillas fritas.

503
Q

I like strong beer.

A

Me gusta la cerveza fuerte.

504
Q

I like the moldy bread.

A

Me gusta el pan mohoso.

505
Q

I like the stewed tomatoes.

A

Me gustan los tomates estofados.

506
Q

I like the fresh fruit.

A

Me gusta la fruta fresca.

507
Q

I like salty meats.

A

Me gustan las carnes saladas.

508
Q

I like the additives in this food.

A

Me gustan los aditivos en esta comida.

509
Q

I like cats.

A

Me gustan los gatos.

510
Q

I like to chew tobacco.

A

Me gusta masticar el tabaco.

511
Q

I don’t get along with my boss.

A

No me llevo bien con mi jefe.

512
Q

I love my daughters.

A

Amo a mis hijas.

513
Q

I don’t like smoked fish.

A

No me gusta el pescado ahumado.

514
Q

The grandmother tells her grandchildren, “I love you.”

A

La abuela dice a sus nietos, “Les amo.”

515
Q

I like green eggs, but I don’t like ham.

A

Me gustan los huevos verdes, pero no me gusta el jamon.

516
Q

Liza tells me, “I want a divorce, because I don’t love him anymore.”

A

Liza me dice, “Quiero un divorico porque ya no lo quiero.”

517
Q

I don’t like these pants anymore.

A

Ya no me gustan estos pantalones.

518
Q

The waiters don’t get along with the cook anymore.

A

Los meseros ya no se llevan bien con el cocinero.

519
Q

I like the books.

A

Me gustan los libros.

520
Q

You like the house.

A

Te gusta la casa.

521
Q

She likes the garage.

A

Ella le gusta el garaje.

522
Q

He likes the trees.

A

A el le gustan los árboles.

523
Q

King Henry likes the Church of England.

A

Al rey Enrique le gusta la Iglesia Anglicana.

524
Q

We like fresh milk.

A

Nos gusta la leche fresca.

525
Q

You all like raw carrots.

A

Les gustan las zanahorias crudas.

526
Q

The like the new grill.

A

A ellos les gusta la parrilla nueva.

527
Q

Bob and Carol like to swim.

A

A Bob y a Carol les gusta nadar.

528
Q

Ted and Alice like to sleep and read.

A

A Ted y a Alicia les gustan dormir y leer.

529
Q

The heat bothers me.

A

Me molesta el calor.

530
Q

We’ve had enough of this nonsense.

A

Nos basta esta tonteria.

531
Q

He adores women with long fingernails.

A

A el le encantan las mujeres con las unas largas.

532
Q

Are you interested in this book?

A

Te interesa este libro?

533
Q

Do you care?

A

Te importa?

534
Q

Spiders gross me out.

A

Las aranas me disgustan.

535
Q

This migraine is killing me.

A

Esta jaqueca me duele mucho.

536
Q

He’s missing a finger.

A

A el le falta un dedo.

537
Q

What do you like to do in the afternoon?

A

Que te gusta hacer en la tarde?

538
Q

They don’t vote, because all the candidates seem horrible.

A

Ellos no votan porque todos los candidatos les parecen horribles.

539
Q

I can’t stand that restaurant.

A

Me disgusta ese restaurante.

540
Q

We have lots of wine and food left over. Should we have another party?

A

Nos sobran mucho vino y comida.

541
Q

I have a toothache.

A

Me duele el diente.

542
Q

You have a neck ache.

A

Te duele el cuello.

543
Q

His finger hurts.

A

A el le duele el dedo.

544
Q

Her legs are sore.

A

A ella le duelen las piernas.

545
Q

Our elbows hurt.

A

Nos duelen los codos.

546
Q

Your gums are sore.

A

Les duelen las encías.

547
Q

Their jaws are sore.

A

A ellos les duelen las mandíbulas.

548
Q

My index finger hurts.

A

Me duele el dedo indice.

549
Q

Does your ankle hurt?

A

Te duele el tobillo?

550
Q

My body is sore.

A

Me duele el cuerpo.

551
Q

We depart for Miami at 5:30am.

A

Salimos para Miami a las cinco y media de la manana.

552
Q

This ticket is for tomorrow, not today.

A

Este billete es para mañana, no hoy.

553
Q

These clothes are for your big suitcase.

A

Esta ropa es para tu maleta grande.

554
Q

The round-trip ticket is for you, and the one-way ticket is for your mother-in-law.

A

El billete de ida y vuelta es para ti y el billete de ida es para tu suegra.

555
Q

This little bag is for travel sickness.

A

Esta bolsa pequeña es para el mareo.

556
Q

I’m going to leave the documents for them on the ticket counter.

A

Voy a dejar los documentos para ellos en la taquilla.

557
Q

We need to catch a train for Amsterdam early in the morning.

A

Necesitamos coger in tren para Amsterdam temprano en la mañana.

558
Q

This entrance is for the restrooms.

A

Esta entrada es para los servicios.

559
Q

These books are for the lost and found office.

A

Estos libros son para la oficina de objetos perdidos.

560
Q

The reduced fare is for you, if you arrive on time.

A

La tarifa reducida es para ti si llegas a tiempo.

561
Q

These tickets are for Thursday, not Friday.

A

Estos billetes son para jueves, no el viernes.

562
Q

We have to change trains by 4 o’clock.

A

Tenemos que cambiar trenes para los cuatro.

563
Q

The conductor is going to punch your ticket by 5:30.

A

El conductor va a perforar tu billete para las cinco y media.

564
Q

This schedule is only for the summer, not for the winter.

A

Este horario es solamente para el verano, no para el invierno.

565
Q

She has a one-way ticket for Tuesday.

A

Ella tiene un billete de ida para el martes.

566
Q

If you want to travel by rail, you have to leave by Wednesday.

A

Si quieres viajar por ferrocarril, tienes que salir para el miércoles.

567
Q

The reserved seats are for tomorrow morning.

A

Los asientos reservados son para mañana por la mañana.

568
Q

They need to be on the platform by noon.

A

Ellos necesitan estar en la plataforma para el mediodía.

569
Q

If you want to eat lunch, you have to be in the dining car by 11 am.

A

Si quieres almorzar, tienes que estar en el vagón restaurante para los once de la manana.

570
Q

If you want a nonsmoking car, you must reserve it by midnight.

A

Si quieres un compartimiento de no fumadores, debes que reservarlo para la medianoche.

571
Q

It’s comfortable for a deck chair.

A

Es confortable para una butaca de cubierta.

572
Q

It’s small for a yacht, but bit for a sailboat.

A

Es pequeño para un yate, pero grade para un barco de vela.

573
Q

We need to get on board by 8:15.

A

Necesitamos entrar a bordo para los ocho y quince.

574
Q

Considering you’re seasick, you eat a lot.

A

Para estar mareado, comes mucho.

575
Q

The captain is starboard and his girlfriend is port.

A

El capitán está a estribor y su novia esta a babor.

576
Q

I know that she’s going to leave her luggage on the dock.

A

Se que ella va a dejar su equipaje en el muelle.

577
Q

The singer in the lounge is terrible. That’s why everybody drinks so much on this cruise.

A

El cantante en la sala es terrible. Eso es por que todos beben tanto en este crucero.

578
Q

The shipyard is not a good place for a party.

A

El astillero no es un buen lugar para una fiesta.

579
Q

The Titanic doesn’t have enough lifeboats, and it’s going to sink.

A

El Titanico no tiene bastante botes de salvamento, y va a hundirse.

580
Q

Jack and Rose are on the upper deck, vomiting overboard.

A

Jack y Rosa estan en la cubierta superior vomitando por la borda.

581
Q

In order to learn how to speak a foreign language, you have to pay at least $50 for each class in this school.

A

Para aprender a hablar un idioma extranjero tienes que pagar por lo menos cincuenta dolares por cada clase en esta escuela.

582
Q

If you want to teach sign language here, you have to pay for your own book.

A

Si quieres ensenar el lenguaje de señas aquí, tienes que pagar por tus propios libros.

583
Q

No one wants to pay a thousand dollars for a book based on the life of a native of Mercury.

A

Nadie quire pagar mil dolares por un libro basado en la vida de un nativo del Mercurio.

584
Q

I’m going to teach linguistics for Mr. Chomsky because he wants to study the minor languages of Asia.

A

Voy a enseñar la lingüística por el señor Chomsky porque el quiere estudiar los idiomas secundarios de Asia.

585
Q

She’s going to speak for me tonight, because I don’t want to work on my birthday.

A

Ella va a hablar por mi esta noche porque no quiero trabajar en mis cumpleanos.

586
Q

These words are adopted from Latin and those are from Greek, and they’re all Spanish. Spanish is a living language.

A

Estas palabras son adoptadas del latín y esas son del griego, y todas son españoles. Elespañoll es un idioma vivo.

587
Q

Many people believe that Latin is a dead language and that Greek is alive.

A

Muchas personas creen que el latin es un idoma muerto y que el griego esta vivo.

588
Q

Many people in the United States are monolingual. It’s a shame, because the majority of the rest of the world is at least bilingual: A Spaniard can speak for a Frenchman, and a German can speak for a Japanese.

A

Muchas personas en Los Estados Unidos son monolingües. Es una lastima porque la mayoría del resto del mundo por lo menos es bilingüe: Un español puede hablar por un francés, y un alemán puede hablar por un japonés.

589
Q

The official language of Guatemala is Spanish; however, there are many Indian dialects spoken in that country.

A

El idioma oficial de Guatemala es español; sin embargo, hay muchos dialectos indios hablados en ese país.

590
Q

Many deaf persons learn sign language when they are very young.

A

Muchos sordos aprenden el lenguaje de señas cuando son muy jóvenes.

591
Q

For studying so much, he receives high grades.

A

Por estudia tanto, el recibe notas altas.

592
Q

These diplomas are for the graduates.

A

Estos diplomas son para los licenciados.

593
Q

She has a lot of hope for a good career in the field of medicine.

A

Ella tiene mucha esperanza por una buena carrera en el campo de medicina.

594
Q

A good professor has a lot of respect for her students.

A

Una buena profesora tiene mucho respeto por sus estudiantes.

595
Q

It’s impossible to have admiration for a person when his or her dog defecates on your grass and the cretin leaves it and goes away.

A

Es imposible tener admiracion por una persona cuando su perro defeca en tu hierba y el cretino lo deja y se va.

596
Q

She’s going to get a low grade for always turning in her assignments late.

A

Ella va a recibir una nota baja por siempre entregar tarde las tareas.

597
Q

In order to assess your progress, we’re going to give you a test. You’re going to take the test and later my assistant is going to grade it.

A

Para evaluar tu progreso, vamos a darte un examen. Tu vas a presentarte al examen y luego mi aprendiz va a calificarlo.

598
Q

For your outstanding efforts and grades in high school, you’re going to receive a full scholarship.

A

Por tus esfuerzas sobresalientes y notas en la escuela secundaria, vas a recibir una beca completa.

599
Q

For many scholars, the oral exam is harder than the written one.

A

Para muchos escolares, el examen oral es más difícil que el escrito.

600
Q

Her love for him depends on his efforts and grades and how many gifts he buys for her.

A

Su amor por el depende de sus esfuerzas y notas y cuantos regalos el compra para ella.

601
Q

We love each other.

A

Nos amamos.

602
Q

They hate each other.

A

Se odian.

603
Q

They look at one another carefully.

A

Ellos se miran cuidadosamente.

604
Q

You touch each other too much. Shame on you!

A

Ustedes se tocan demasiado. Que verguenza!

605
Q

Do you all write to each other throughout the year?

A

Ustedes se escriben por el ano?

606
Q

You all need to listen on one another more.

A

Ustedes necesitan se escuchan más.

607
Q

She wants a divorce, because she and her husband disgust each other.

A

Ella quiere un divorcio porque ella y su esposo se disgustan.

608
Q

At the wedding, we dance with one another. Can you believe that the Macarena is still popular?

A

En la boda, nos bailamos. Puedes creer que la Macarena todavia esta popular?

609
Q

He and his lover visit each other five times a week. The rest of the time he looks at himself in the mirror.

A

El y su amante se visitan cinco veces la semana. El resto del tiempo es se mira en el espejo.

610
Q

Why do you threaten each other?

A

Porque ustedes se amenazan?

611
Q

They provoke each other all the time.

A

Ellos se provocan todo el tiempo.

612
Q

We wound one another in the trenches.

A

No herimos en las trincheras.

613
Q

They resist each other because they are afraid of a bloody war.

A

Ellos se resisten porque tienen miedo de una guerra sangrienta.

614
Q

We contaminate one another with our lies.

A

Nos contaminamos con nuestras mentiras.

615
Q

They attack each other with their filthy words.

A

Ellos se atacan con sus palabras sucias.

616
Q

You should defend one another, because rumor has it you’re friends.

A

Ustedes deben defenderse porque, se rumorea que son amigos.

617
Q

We can love each other or we can destroy each other. It’s our decision.

A

Podemos amarnos o podemos destruirnos. Es nuestra decision.

618
Q

They blow one another up in another atomic war.

A

Ellos se hacen explotar en otra guerra atómica.

619
Q

We interrogate one another with harmful and offensive questions.

A

No interrogamos con preguntas dañosas y ofensivas.

620
Q

A person gets mugged in this park every five minutes.

A

Se asalta una persona en este parque cada cinco minutos.

621
Q

They say that there are lots of gangs in that neighborhood.

A

Se dice que hay muchas pandillas en ese bario.

622
Q

They sell cocaine and heroin and hashish on that corner.

A

Se trafican cocaína y heroína y hachís en esa esquina.

623
Q

Because of the increase in security, airplanes aren’t hijacked anymore.

A

Por el incremento en la seguridad, ya no se secuestran los aviones.

624
Q

If you don’t know that to rape a woman is total perversion, you don’t know anything.

A

Si no se sabe que violar a una mujer es la perversión total, no se sabe nada.

625
Q

They say that a policeman on duty gets free coffee in any restaurant.

A

Se dice que un policía de servicio recibe cafe gratis en cualquier restaurante.

626
Q

Checks are forged in that store every day of the week.

A

Se falsifican cheques en esa tienda cada dia de la semana.

627
Q

Houses with burglar alarms and guard dogs don’t get burglarized.

A

No se roban las casas con alarmas antirrobos y perros guardianes.

628
Q

An undercover cop usually doesn’t get recognized in the mall.

A

Usualmente no se reconoce el policia secreto en la zona comercial.

629
Q

Help! They’re embezzling money from this account.

A

Socorro! Se desfalca el dinero de esta cuenta.

630
Q

I don’t have anything.

A

No tengo nada.

631
Q

I don’t know anything.

A

No se nada.

632
Q

I don’t know anyone here.

A

No conozco a nadie aqui.

633
Q

I have neither time nor money for them.

A

No tengo ni tiempo ni dinero para ellos.

634
Q

I can’t find it anywhere.

A

No puedo encontrarlo en ninguna parte.

635
Q

There isn’t a single person here with a diploma.

A

No hay ninguna persona aquí con un diploma.

636
Q

I can’t see you anymore.

A

Ya no puedo verte.

637
Q

There aren’t spiders in any part of this house.

A

No hay arañas en ninguna parte.

638
Q

Can’t you see anybody? Are you blind?

A

No puedes ver a nadie? Eres ciego?

639
Q

Can’t you hear anything? Are you deaf?

A

No puedes oir nada? Eres sordo?

640
Q

I don’t see anything.

A

Nada veo.

641
Q

No one lives here.

A

Nadie vive aqui.

642
Q

No sane person eats in that restaurant.

A

Ninguna persona cuerda come en ese restaurante.

643
Q

No cockroaches are in my beautiful house.

A

Ningunas cucarachas estan en mi casa hermosa.

644
Q

No salary is enough for his needs. He’s a bottomless pit.

A

Ningún salario es suficiente para sus necesidades. Es un abismo.

645
Q

No trees can survive in this climate.

A

Ningunos árboles pueden sobrevivir en este clima.

646
Q

I never eat chocolate.

A

Nunca como chocolate.

647
Q

I never lie.

A

Nunca miento.

648
Q

Marta never sleeps.

A

Marta nunca duerme.

649
Q

No one can understand you.

A

Nadie puede entenderte.

650
Q

No one can earn a living by selling dirty water.

A

Nadie puede ganarse la vida por vender agua sucia.

651
Q

If we sell these things at cost, we’re not going to make any money.

A

Si vendemos estas cosas al costo, no vamos a ganar dinero.

652
Q

We can’t recognize your salary, because we’re not going to hire you, because the police tell us that you grow marijuana in your basement.

A

No podemos negociar tu sueldo porque no vamos a emplearte porque la policía nos dice que cultivas la marihuana en el sótano.

653
Q

Many countries in Africa export coffee, and Brazil exports a lot of sugar.

A

Muchos paises en Africa exportan café, y Brasil exporta mucho azucar.

654
Q

It isn’t a good idea to use all your sick leave during the first month of the year; as a last resort, another employee can punch in for you.

A

No es una buena idea usar toda la baja por enfermedad durante el primer mes del ano; como último recurso, otro empleado puede fichar la entrada por ti.

655
Q

If we raise prices too much, we’re not going to sell anything.

A

Si incrementamos los precios demasiado, no vamos a vender nada.

656
Q

The standard of living increases when people are healthy and happy.

A

Se incrementa el nivel de vida cuando la gente está sana y feliz.

657
Q

Your raise depends on the reliability of your resume.

A

Tu aumento depende de la fiabilidad de tu currículo.

658
Q

You should never negotiate anything with a suspicious character.

A

Nunca debes negociar nada con un carácter sospechoso.

659
Q

The cost of living increases five percent each year.

A

Se aumenta el coste de la vida cinco por ciento cada ano.

660
Q

I need to write a check, but I’m overdrawn. What should I do?

A

Necesito hacer un cheque, pero tengo la cuenta en descubierto. Que debo hacer?

661
Q

Can you lend me fifty cents? I want to invest in this lemonade stand.

A

Puedes prestarme cincuenta centavos? Quiero invertir en este puesto de limonada.

662
Q

I never pay for anything in cash, because I’m broke; therefore, I use my credit card. Where does the money come from?

A

Nunca pago por nada en efective porque estoy sin plata; por eso, uso mi tarjeta de crédito. De donde viene el dinero?

663
Q

In order to get a mortgage, you need a down payment, in cash, of at least ten percent. If you have less than that, the banker is going to tell you that he can’t meet with you today.

A

Para obtener una hipoteca, necesitas un desembolso inicial, en efectivo, de por lo menos diez por ciento. Si tienes menos de eso, el baquero va decirte que no puede encontrarse contigo hoy

664
Q

I keep all the documents for my stocks and bonds under my mattress. Every night I count all my money. I wonder why so many people think that I’m nuts.

A

Gurado todos los documentos de mis valores y bonos debajo de mi colchón. Cada noche cuento todo mi dinero. Me pregunto por que tantas personas creen que estoy loco.

665
Q

It’s true that you can save money in those enormous stores, but there isn’t a single soul anywhere in management. They’re all vultures.

A

Es verdad que puedes ahorrar dinero en esas tiendas enormes, pero no hay ninguna alma en ninguna parte de la gerencia. Todos son buitres.

666
Q

Linda is going to marry a stockbroker. She lives in Las Vegas and she loves to gamble.

A

Linda va casarse con un agente de bolsa. Ella vive en Las Vegas y le encanta mucho jugar.

667
Q

After paying our employees and all the taxes that we owe to the government, we are going to have a net income of zero dollars and zero cents. I love retail almost as much as I love a bullet in the head.

A

Despues de pagar a nuestros empleados y todos los impuestos que debemos al gobierno, vamos a tener una renta neta de cero dolares y cero centavos. Me encanta la venta casi tanto como me encanta una bala en la cabeza.

668
Q

I can’t afford those things. If I buy them, I’m going to be in the red.

A

No puedo permitirme esas cosas. Si las compro, voy a estar en números rojos.

669
Q

A stagnant economy means the loss of many jobs.

A

Una economía estancada significa la pérdida de muchos puestos.

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