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Question 1

You must pass a test before you can get a driver’s license.

Answer 1

[Tu] debes pasar un examen antes de poder obtener un carné de conducir.

Question 2

I was late for work yesterday. I had to go to the dentist.

Answer 2

[Yo] llegué tarde a trabajar ayer. [Yo] tuve que ir al dentista.

Question 3

We had to walk home last night. There were no buses.

Answer 3

[Nosotros] tuvimos que caminar a casa anoche. No habia autobuses.

Question 4

What time do you have to go to the dentist tomorrow?

Answer 4

A qué hora tienes [tú] que ir al dentista mañana?

Question 5

Does Amanda have to work on Saturdays?

Answer 5

Amanda tiene que trabajar los sabados?

Question 6

Why did they have to leave the party early?

Answer 6

Por qué tuvieron [ellos] que irse de la fiesta temprano?

Question 7

I’m not working tomorrow, so I don’t have to get up early.

Answer 7

[Yo] no trabajo mañana, asi que [yo] no tengo que levantarme temprano.

Question 8

Alan doesn’t have to work very hard. He’s got an easy job actually.

Answer 8

Alan no tiene que trabajar mucho. [Él] tiene un trabajo fácil en este momento .

Question 9

We didn’t have to wait very long for the bus. It came in a few minutes.

Answer 9

[Nosotros] no tuvimos que esperar mucho al autobús. Llegó en pocos minutos.

Question 10

In many countries, men must do military service.

Answer 10

En muchos paises, los hombres deben prestar servicio militar.

Question 11

I don’t see very well. I have to wear glasses.

Answer 11

No veo [yo] muy bien. [Yo] tengo que llevar gafas.

Question 12

At the end of the course all the students had to take a test.

Answer 12

Al final de la clase todos los estudiantes tuvieron que hacer un test.

Question 13

Layla is studying literature. She has to read a lot of books.

Answer 13

Layla está estudiando literatura. [Ella] tiene que leer muchos libros.

Question 14

Hassan doesn’t understand much English. You have to speak very slowly to him.

Answer 14

Hassan no entiende mucho inglés. [Tú] tienes que hablarle muy despacio.

Question 15

Barbara isn’t at home much. She has to travel a lot for her job.

Answer 15

Bárbara no está mucho en casa. [Ella] tiene que viajar mucho por su trabajo.

Question 16

In tennis you have to hit the ball over the net.

Answer 16

En el tenis, [tú] tienes que darle a la pelota para que pase por encima de la red.

Question 17

We had to walk home last night. There were no buses.

Answer 17

[Nosotros] tuvimos que caminar a casa anoche. No había autobuses.

Question 18

It’s late. I have to go now. I’ll see you tomorrow.

Answer 18

Es tarde. [Yo] tengo que irme ahora. [Yo] te veré mañana.

Question 19

I went to the store after work yesterday. I had to buy some food.

Answer 19

[Yo] fui a la tienda después del trabajo ayer. [Yo] tenía que comprar algo de comida.

Question 20

This train doesn’t go all the way downtown. You have to change at the next station.

Answer 20

Este tren no va hasta el centro. [Tú] tienes que cambiar en la próxima estación.

Question 21

We took a test yesterday. We had to answer six questions out of ten.

Answer 21

[Nosotras] hicimos un exámen ayer. [Nosotras] tuvimos que contestar seis preguntas de diez.

Question 22

I’m going to bed. I have to get up early tomorrow.

Answer 22

[Yo] me voy a la cama. [Yo] tengo que levantarme temprano mañana.

Question 23

Ravi and his cousin Tara can’t go out with us tonight. They have to take care of Tara’s little brother.

Answer 23

Ravi y su prima Tara no pueden salir con nosotros esta noche. [Ellos] tienen que cuidar al hermano pequeño de Tara.

Question 24

I have to get up early tomorrow. What time do you have to get up?

Answer 24

[Yo] tengo que levantarme pronto mañana. ¿A que hora te tienes que levantar [tú]?

Question 25

Chris had to wait a long time. How long did he have to wait?

Answer 25

Chris tuvo que esperar mucho tiempo. ¿Cuánto tiempo tuvo que esperar [el]?

Question 26

Claire has to go somewhere. [To] where does she have to go?

Answer 26

Claire tiene que ir a algún sitio. ¿A dónde tiene que ir [ella]?

Question 27

We had to pay a lot of money. How much money did you all have to pay?

Answer 27

[Nosotros] tuvimos que pagar mucho dinero. ¿Cuánto dinero tuvisteis [vosotros] que pagar?

Question 28

I have some work to do. What do you have to do exactly?

Answer 28

[Yo] tengo que trabajar algo. ¿Que tienes [tú] que hacer exactamente?

Question 29

They had to leave early. Why did they have to leave early?

Answer 29

[Ellos] tuvieron que irse temprano. ¿Por qué tuvieron [ellos] que irse temprano?

Question 30

Minoru has to go to Moscow. Where does he have to go?

Answer 30

Minoru tiene que ir a Moscú. ¿A dónde tiene que ir [él]?

Question 31

Why are you going out? You don't have (reason) to go out.

Answer 31

¿Por qué sales [tú]? [Tú] no tienes porqué salir.

Question 32

Why is Megumi waiting? She doesn't have to wait.

Answer 32

¿Por qué está Megumi esperando? [Ella] no tiene que esperar.

Question 33

Why did you get up so early? You didn't have (reason) to get up so early.

Answer 33

¿Por qué te levantaste [tú] tan temprano? No tenías porqué [tú] levantarte tan temprano.

Question 34

Why is David working so hard? He doesn't have (reason) to work so hard.

Answer 34

¿Por qué está David trabajando tanto? [Él] no tiene porqué trabajar tanto.

Question 35

Why do you (all) want to leave now? We don't have (reason) to leave now.

Answer 35

¿Por qué quereis [vosotros] iros ahora? [Nosotros] no tenemos porqué irnos ahora.

Question 36

Why did they tell me something I already know? They didn't have (reason) to tell me that.

Answer 36

¿Por qué me dijeron [ellos] algo que [yo] ya sabía? [Ellos] no tenían porqué decirmelo.

Question 37

I have to drive 80 kilometers to work every day.

Answer 37

[Yo] tengo que conducir ochenta kilómetros al trabajo todos los días.

Question 38

I have to take the subway to work every day.

Answer 38

[Yo] tengo que coger el metro al trabajo todos los días.

Question 39

I had to have dinner with my family yesterday.

Answer 39

[Yo] tuve que cenar con mi familia ayer.

Question 40

I had to visit my grandfather in the hospital last week.

Answer 40

[Yo] tuve que visitar a mi abuelo en el hospital la semana pasada.

Question 41

I had to take a lot of classes when I was younger.

Answer 41

[Yo] tuve que tomar muchas clases cuando era más joven.

Question 42

Would you like some coffee?

Answer 42

¿Te gustaría [a tí] un poco de café?

Question 43

Would you like a piece of candy?

Answer 43

¿Te gustaría [a tí] un caramelo?

Question 44

Which would you like, tea or coffee?

Answer 44

¿Cuál querrías [tú], té o café?

Question 45

Would you like to go for a walk?

Answer 45

¿Te gustaría [a tí] salir de paseo?

Question 46

Would you like to have dinner with us on Sunday?

Answer 46

¿Te gustaría [a tí] cenar con nosotros el domingo?

Question 47

I'd love to have dinner with all of you on Sunday.

Answer 47

[A mí] me encantaría cenar con vosotros el domingo.

Question 48

What would you like to do tonight?

Answer 48

¿Qué te gustaría [a tí] hacer esta noche‘?

Question 49

I'm thirsty. I'd like a drink.

Answer 49

[Yo] tengo sed. [Yo] querría una bebida.

Question 50

I'd like some information about hotels, please.

Answer 50

[Yo] querría alguna información sobre hoteles, por favor.

Question 51

I'm feeling tired. I'd like to stay home tonight.

Answer 51

[Yo] estoy cansado (cansada). Me gustaría quedarme en casa esta noche.

Question 52

Would you like to go to the movies tonight?

Answer 52

¿Te gustaría [a tí] ir al cine esta noche?

Question 53

Do you like to go to the movies? — Yes, I go to the movies a lot.

Answer 53

¿Te gusta [a tí] ir al cine? — Sí, [yo] voy mucho al cine.

Question 54

I'd like an orange juice, please. Can I have an orange juice, please?

Answer 54

[Yo] querría un zumo de naranja por favor. ¿Puedo [yo] tomar un zumo de naranja por favor?

Question 55

I like orange juice.

Answer 55

Me gusta el zumo de naranja.

Question 56

What would you like to do next weekend?

Answer 56

¿Qué te gustaría [a tí] hacer el próximo fin de semana?

Question 57

What do you like to do on weekends?

Answer 57

¿Qué te gusta [a tí] hacer los fines de semana?

Question 58

You want to go to the movies tonight. Perhaps Emily and I will go with you.

Answer 58

[Tú] quieres ir al cine esta noche. A lo mejor Emily y yo vamos contigo.

Question 59

Would you like to go to the movies with me tonight?

Answer 59

¿Te gustaría [a tí] ir al cine conmigo esta noche?

Question 60

You want to play tennis tomorrow. Perhaps Wenjie will play, too.

Answer 60

[Tú] quieres jugar al tenis mañana. A lo mejor Wenjie juega también.

Question 61

Would you like to play tennis with me tomorrow?

Answer 61

¿Te gustaría [a tí] jugar al tenis conmigo mañana?

Question 62

You have an extra ticket for a concert next week. Perhaps Helen will come.

Answer 62

[Tú] tienes una entrada de más para un concierto la semana que viene. A lo mejor Helen viene.

Question 63

Would you like to go to a concert with me next week?

Answer 63

¿Te gustaría [a tí] ir a un concierto conmigo la semana que viene?

Question 64

It's raining and Yanqin’s going to go out. She doesn't have an umbrella, but you have one.

Answer 64

Está lloviendo y Yanqin va a salir. [Ella] no tiene paraguas, pero tú si tienes uno.

Question 65

Would you like to borrow my umbrella?

Answer 65

¿Te gustaría [a tí] coger prestado mi paraguas?

Question 66

What would you like to drink?

Answer 66

¿Qué te gustaría [a tí] beber?

Question 67

Would you like to go out for a walk?

Answer 67

¿Te gustaría [a tí] salir de paseo?

Question 68

I like onions, but I don't eat them very often.

Answer 68

[A mi] me gustan las cebollas, pero [yo] no las como con mucha frecuencia.

Question 69

What time would you like to have dinner tonight?

Answer 69

¿A qué hora te gustaría [a ti] cenar esta noche?

Question 70

Would you like something to eat?

Answer 70

¿Te gustaría [a tí] algo de comer?

Question 71

Do you like your new job?

Answer 71

¿Te gusta [a tí] tu trabajo nuevo?

Question 72

I'm tired. I'd like to go to bed now.

Answer 72

[Yo] estoy cansado (cansada). Me gustaría irme a la cama ahora [a mí].

Question 73

I'd like some dumplings, please.

Answer 73

[Yo] querría algunos dumplings, por favor.

Question 74

What kind of music do you like?

Answer 74

¿Qué clase de música te gusta [a tí]?

Question 75

Heuiyeon likes to sit on the floor. She doesn't want to sit on a chair.

Answer 75

A Heuiyeon le gusta sentarse en el suelo. [Ella] no quiere sentarse en una silla.

Question 76

I'd rather sit on the floor. -or- I would prefer to sit on the floor

Answer 76

[Yo] preferiría sentarme en el suelo.

Question 77

I don't really want to go out. I'd rather stay at home.

Answer 77

En realidad [yo] no quiero salir. Prefiero quedarme en casa.

Question 78

Should we go (out) already? No, not yet. I'd prefer to wait until later.

Answer 78

¿Deberíamos [nosotros] salir ya? No, todavía no. [Yo] prefiero esperar a más tarde.

Question 79

I'd like to go now, but Gary would rather wait until later.

Answer 79

[A mí] me gustaría ir ahora, pero Gary prefiere esperar a más tarde.

Question 80

I don't like to be late. I'd rather be early.

Answer 80

[A mí] no me gusta llegar tarde. [Yo] preferiría llegar temprano.

Question 81

I'm feeling tired. I'd rather not go out tonight.

Answer 81

[Yo] estoy cansado (cansada). [Yo] preferiría no salir esta noche.

Question 82

Jisang is feeling tired. He'd rather not go out tonight.

Answer 82

Jisang está cansado. [Él] preferiría no salir esta noche.

Question 83

We're not hungry. We'd rather not eat yet.

Answer 83

[Nosotras] no tenemos hambre. Preferíríamos no comer todavía.

Question 84

Would you like to go out tonight? — I'd rather not go out.

Answer 84

¿Te gustaria [a tí] salir esta noche? — [Yo] preferiría no salir.

Question 85

Would you rather drink milk or juice? — Juice, please.

Answer 85

¿Te gustaría [a tí] beber leche o zumo? — Zumo por favor.

Question 86

What would you rather do: go to the movies or watch a DVD at home?

Answer 86

¿Qué preferirías hacer [tú]: Ir al cine o ver un DVD en casa?

Question 87

I'd rather stand than sit.

Answer 87

[Yo] preferiría quedarme de pie que sentarme.

Question 88

Jessica'd rather not go out.

Answer 88

Jessica preferiría no salir.

Question 89

I'd prefer to sit than stand.

Answer 89

[Yo] preferiría sentarme que quedarme de pie.

Question 90

I'd prefer to sit rather than stand.

Answer 90

[Yo] preferiría sentarme que quedarme de pie.

Question 91

Zhirong would prefer not to go out.

Answer 91

Zhirong preferiría no salir.

Question 92

I'd rather go out than stay home.

Answer 92

[Yo] preferiría salir que quedarme en casa.

Question 93

I'd rather have a dog than a cat.

Answer 93

[Yo] preferiría tener un perro que un gato.

Question 94

We'd rather go to the movies than watch a DVD at home.

Answer 94

[Nosotras] preferiríamos ir al cine que ver un DVD en casa.

Question 95

I'd rather be at home right now than be here.

Answer 95

[Yo] preferiría estar en casa ahora que estar aquí.

Question 96

Don't you want to watch TV? — | No, I'd rather read my novel.

Answer 96

¿No quieres ver [tú] la tele? — | No, [yo] preferiría leer mi novela.

Question 97

Would you like some tea? — | Well, I'd rather have coffee if you have some.

Answer 97

¿Querrías [tú] un poco de té? — | Bueno, [yo] preferiría café si tienes.

Question 98

Should we go out now? — | I'd rather wait until it stops raining.

Answer 98

¿Deberíamos [nosotros] salir ya? — | [Yo] preferiría esperar a que deje de llover.

Question 99

Should we have dinner now, or wait until later?

Answer 99

¿Deberíamos [nosotros] cenar ahora, o esperar a más tarde?

Question 100

Would you like a glass of juice, or some water?

Answer 100

¿Querrías [tú] un vaso de zumo, o un poco de agua?