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Unit 2 Session 14 Flashcards

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Three in the morning

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Las tres de la mañana

When you tell the time and specify the part of the day, use the preposition de

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The museum opened already. (It) opened at ten

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El museo ya abrió. Abrió a las diez

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Ustedes cierran

(Irregular in the present, the root changes)

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You(p) close

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He has to work until late

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Él tiene que trabajar hasta tarde

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Is Juan already here?

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¿Juan ya está aquí?

(Ya is usually placed before the verb when used in affirmative statement and questions)

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No problem, (I) can wait and do that in the afternoon

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No hay problema, puedo esperar y hacer eso en la tarde

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No sé exactamente, pero no cierran antes de las diez de la noche

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(I) don´t know exactly, but (they) don´t close before ten at night

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She’s not going to work tomorrow

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Ella no va a trabajar mañana

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Él cierra

(Irregular in the present, the root changes)

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He closes

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Sí, ¿puedes esperarme en el museo a las tres?

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Yes, can (you(i)) wait for me at the museum at three?

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Esperar algo

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To wait for something

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En la tarde

When specifying the time of day without mentioning a specific time, use en, not de

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In the afternoon

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So, are (we) going in the afternoon?

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Entonces, ¿vamos en la tarde?

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Ya

(When used in affirmative statements or questions)

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Already

(When used in affirmative statements or questions)

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¿Sandra ya terminó su proyecto?

(Ya is usually placed before the verb when used in affirmative statement and questions)

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Did Sandra already finish her project?

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Las once de la noche

When you tell the time and specify the part of the day, use the preposition de

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Eleven at night

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Mi esposa va a llegar en la tarde

When specifying the time of day without mentioning a specific time, use en, not de

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My wife is going to arrive in the afternoon

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Estoy en el mercado

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(I)’m at the market

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She works at eight in the morning

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Ella trabaja a las ocho de la mañana

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(I) need to go shopping, where is there a mall?

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Necesito ir de compras, ¿dónde hay un centro comercial?

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Yo ya comí

(Ya is usually placed before the verb when used in affirmative statement and questions)

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I already ate

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We(f) close

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Nosotras cerramos

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I already ate

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Yo ya comí

(Ya is usually placed before the verb when used in affirmative statement and questions)

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Él ya llegó en Canadá

(Ya is usually placed before the verb when used in affirmative statement and questions)

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He already arrived in Canada

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Yo abrí -ER and -IR verb endings are identical, first person singuler -í
I opened
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The museum closes at eight
El museo cierra a las ocho
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Exactamente
Exactly
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Can (you) wait, please?
¿Puede esperar, por favor?
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My wife is going to arrive at six in the afternoon
Mi esposa va a llegar a las seis de la tarde When you tell the time and specify the part of the day, use the preposition *de*
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The store opened exactly at five
La tienda abrió exactamente a las cinco
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Tenemos que llegar a la estación temprano, necesitamos un taxi
(We) have to get to the station early, (we) need a taxi
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In the morning
En la mañana When specifying the time of day without mentioning a specific time, use *en*, not *de*
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(I) need to go shopping
Necesito ir de compras
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Las tres de la mañana When you tell the time and specify the part of the day, use the preposition *de*
Three in the morning
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El museo cierra a las ocho
The museum closes at eight
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Vamos de compras al centro comercial a las nueve de la mañana
Let’s go shopping to the mall at nine in the morning
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The stores close at ten at night
Las tiendas cierran a las diez de la noche
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Voy a esperarte en la entrada
(I)´m going to wait for you(i) at the entrance
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To wait/To wait for
Esperar
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The theater opens at seven
El teatro abre a las siete
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Ir de compras
To go shopping
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To wait for something
Esperar algo
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He works in the morning
Él trabaja en la mañana
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He closes
Él cierra (Irregular in the present, the root changes)
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En la mañana When specifying the time of day without mentioning a specific time, use *en*, not *de*
In the morning
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¿Puede esperar, por favor?
Can (you) wait, please?
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Mi esposa va a llegar a las seis de la tarde When you tell the time and specify the part of the day, use the preposition *de*
My wife is going to arrive at six in the afternoon
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You(i) close
Tú cierras (Irregular in the present, the root changes)
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To go shopping
Ir de compras
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You(p) close
Ustedes cierran (Irregular in the present, the root changes)
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Ellos van a esperar un taxi
They´re going to wait for a taxi
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At what time does the museum open today?
¿A qué hora abre el museo hoy?
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En la noche When specifying the time of day without mentioning a specific time, use *en*, not *de*
At night
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Cerrar
To close
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Entonces, ¿vamos en la tarde?
So, are (we) going in the afternoon?
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They´re going to wait for a taxi
Ellos van a esperar un taxi
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No sé exactamente dónde es, entonces voy a esperarte en la plaza
(I) don’t know exactly where (it) is, so (I)’m going to wait for you(i) in the plaza
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Sure, no problem
Claro, no hay problema
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Él trabaja en la mañana
He works in the morning
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You ate
Usted comió -AR and -ER verb endings are identical, third person singuler -ió
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¿A qué hora abre el museo hoy?
At what time does the museum open today?
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I ate
Yo comí -ER and -IR verb endings are identical, first person singuler -í
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(I)’m going to the market this afternoon
Voy al mercado esta tarde
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Las tiendas cierran a las diez de la noche
The stores close at ten at night
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The museum already opened today
El museo ya abrió hoy
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Do (you(i)) want to go shopping to the mall in the morning or in the afternoon?
¿Quieres ir de compras al centro comercial en la mañana o en la tarde?
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But after the museum (I) have to go shopping
Pero después del museo tengo que ir de compras
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Tú abriste -AR and -ER verb endings are identical, second person singuler -iste
You(i) opened
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(We) have to get to the station early, (we) need a taxi
Tenemos que llegar a la estación temprano, necesitamos un taxi
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Ella abrió -ER and -IR verb endings are identical, thrid person singuler -ió
She opened
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The bank closed at two
El banco cerró a las dos
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My wife is going to arrive in the afternoon
Mi esposa va a llegar en la tarde When specifying the time of day without mentioning a specific time, use *en*, not *de*
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Do (you) know where there is a market close to here?
¿Sabe dónde hay un mercado cerca de aquí?
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El museo ya abrió. Abrió a las diez
The museum opened already. (It) opened at ten
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Fui a la oficina a las nueve de la mañana When you tell the time and specify the part of the day, use the preposition *de*
(I) went to the office at nine in the morning
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(I) went to the office in the morning
Fui a la oficina en la mañana When specifying the time of day without mentioning a specific time, use *en*, not *de*
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The theater already opened, but there aren’t (any) tickets for today. (I)’m going to buy one for tomorrow
El teatro ya abrió, pero no hay boletos para hoy. Voy a comprar uno para mañana
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¿Puedes esperarme en la salida, por favor?
Can (you(i)) wait for me at the exit, please?
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(I) can buy this at the mall
Puedo comprar esto en el centro comercial
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¿Puede esperar un minuto, por favor? Tengo que terminar esto
Can (you) wait a minute, please? (I) have to finish this
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Esperarte
To wait for you(i)
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No hay problema, puedo esperarte allá hasta las tres
No problem, (I) can wait for you(i) there until three
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El banco cerró a las dos
The bank closed at two
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You(i) ate
Tú comiste -AR and -ER verb endings are identical, second person singuler -iste
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(I) don’t know exactly where (it) is, so (I)’m going to wait for you(i) in the plaza
No sé exactamente dónde es, entonces voy a esperarte en la plaza
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El museo cierra más tarde hoy
The museum closes later today
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(I) don´t know exactly, but (they) don´t close before ten at night
No sé exactamente, pero no cierran antes de las diez de la noche
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You(i) opened
Tú abriste -AR and -ER verb endings are identical, second person singuler -iste
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To close
Cerrar
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(I) can wait for you(i) until five
Puedo esperarte hasta las cinco
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Quiero ir al mercado de la plaza
(I) want to go to the plaza’s market
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Tenemos unas reuniones en Canadá el mes que viene
(We) have a few meetings in Canada next month
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El teatro abre a las siete
The theater opens at seven
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Yes, (I)´ll wait here
Sí, espero aquí
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(We) have a few meetings in Canada next month
Tenemos unas reuniones en Canadá el mes que viene
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Necesito ir de compras, ¿dónde hay un centro comercial?
(I) need to go shopping, where is there a mall?
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Pero yo tengo que trabajar hasta las dos de la tarde When you tell the time and specify the part of the day, use the preposition *de*
But I have to work until two in the afternoon
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Puedo esperarte hasta las cinco
(I) can wait for you(i) until five
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(I) went to the office at nine in the morning
Fui a la oficina a las nueve de la mañana When you tell the time and specify the part of the day, use the preposition *de*
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(I)’m at the market
Estoy en el mercado
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¿Sabe dónde hay un mercado cerca de aquí?
Do (you) know where there is a market close to here?
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Where did (you(i)) go shopping yesterday? To that store?
¿Adónde fuiste de compras ayer? ¿A esa tienda?
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Yo cierro (Irregular in the present, the root changes)
I close
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Las seis de la tarde When you tell the time and specify the part of the day, use the preposition *de*
Six in the afternoon
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El teatro ya abrió, pero no hay boletos para hoy. Voy a comprar uno para mañana
The theater already opened, but there aren’t (any) tickets for today. (I)’m going to buy one for tomorrow
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Let’s go shopping to the mall at nine in the morning
Vamos de compras al centro comercial a las nueve de la mañana
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Tú cierras (Irregular in the present, the root changes)
You(i) close
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Necesito comprar esto
(I) need to buy this
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El museo abre muy temprano
The museum opens very early
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Ella trabaja a las ocho de la mañana
She works at eight in the morning
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Claro, no hay problema
Sure, no problem
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(I) was in Canada last year with my husband and some friends
Estuve en Canadá el año pasado con mi esposo y unos amigos
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In the afternoon
En la tarde When specifying the time of day without mentioning a specific time, use *en*, not *de*
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(I)´m going to wait for you(i) at the entrance
Voy a esperarte en la entrada
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Yo no sé exactamente
I don’t know exactly
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Necesito ir de compras
(I) need to go shopping
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Yo comí -ER and -IR verb endings are identical, first person singular -í
I ate
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¿A qué hora abre esa tienda?
At what time does that store open?
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To wait for me
Esperarme
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I don’t know where (he) lives exactly, and you?
Yo no sé dónde vive exactamente, ¿y usted?
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Ya son las nueve (*Ya* is usually placed before the verb when used in affirmative statement and questions)
(It)´s nine already
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¿Puedes cerrar esas ventanas ahora, por favor?
Can (you(i)) close those windows now, please?
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(I) printed the plane tickets to Canada last week
Imprimí los boletos de avión a Canadá la semana pasada
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At what time does the bank open?
¿A qué hora abre el banco?
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(I)’m going to wait for you(i) in Real Plaza
Voy a esperarte en la plaza Real
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Imprimí los boletos de avión a Canadá la semana pasada
(I) printed the plane tickets to Canada last week
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Vamos al centro comercial
Let’s go to the mall
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Mañana tengo que salir antes de las diez de la mañana
Tomorrow (I) have to leave before ten in the morning
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Tomorrow (I) have to leave before ten in the morning
Mañana tengo que salir antes de las diez de la mañana
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Yo no sé dónde vive exactamente, ¿y usted?
I don’t know where (he) lives exactly, and you?
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He doesn’t work this afternoon
Él no trabaja esta tarde
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El teatro abrió a las siete hoy
The theater opened at seven today
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Can (you) wait a minute, please? (I) have to finish this
¿Puede esperar un minuto, por favor? Tengo que terminar esto
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(It)´s nine already
Ya son las nueve (*Ya* is usually placed before the verb when used in affirmative statement and questions)
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He already arrived in Canada
Él ya llegó en Canadá (*Ya* is usually placed before the verb when used in affirmative statement and questions)
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I closed the window
Yo cerré la ventana
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No hay problema, puedo esperar y hacer eso en la tarde
No problem, (I) can wait and do that in the afternoon
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Yo cerré la ventana
I closed the window
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Eleven at night
Las once de la noche When you tell the time and specify the part of the day, use the preposition *de*
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¿A qué hora abre el banco?
At what time does the bank open?
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Can (you(i)) wait for me at the exit, please?
¿Puedes esperarme en la salida, por favor?
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Did Sandra already finish her project?
¿Sandra ya terminó su proyecto? (*Ya* is usually placed before the verb when used in affirmative statement and questions)
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El museo ya abrió hoy
The museum already opened today
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I close
Yo cierro (Irregular in the present, the root changes)
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Sí, espero aquí
Yes, (I)´ll wait here
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(It) opened at ten
Abrió a las diez
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The stores close at nine
Las tiendas cierran a las nueve
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The theater opened at seven today
El teatro abrió a las siete hoy
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The museum opens very early
El museo abre muy temprano
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At what time does that store open?
¿A qué hora abre esa tienda?
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Usted comió -ER and -IR verb endings are identical, third person singuler -ió
You ate
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Already (When used in affirmative statements or questions)
Ya ## Footnote *(When used in affirmative statements or questions)*
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No problem, (I) can wait for you(i) there until three
No hay problema, puedo esperarte allá hasta las tres
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She opened
Ella abrió -AR and -ER verb endings are identical, thrid person singuler -ió
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I don’t know exactly
Yo no sé exactamente
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(I) want to go to the plaza’s market
Quiero ir al mercado de la plaza
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I opened
Yo abrí -ER and -IR verb endings are identical, first person singuler -í
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Las tiendas cierran a las nueve
The stores close at nine
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Exactly
Exactamente
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Abrió a las diez
(It) opened at ten
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Esperar
To wait/To wait for
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Can (you(i)) close those windows now, please?
¿Puedes cerrar esas ventanas ahora, por favor?
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The museum closes later today
El museo cierra más tarde hoy
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Esperarme
To wait for me
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To wait for you(i)
Esperarte
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Estuve en Canadá el año pasado con mi esposo y unos amigos
(I) was in Canada last year with my husband and some friends
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¿Juan ya está aquí? (*Ya* is usually placed before the verb when used in affirmative statement and questions)
Is Juan already here?
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Tú comiste -AR and -ER verb endings are identical, second person singuler -iste
You(i) ate
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Pero después del museo tengo que ir de compras
But after the museum (I) have to go shopping
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At what time do the stores of the mall close?
¿A qué hora cierran las tiendas del centro comercial?
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At night
En la noche When specifying the time of day without mentioning a specific time, use *en*, not *de*
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But I have to work until two in the afternoon
Pero yo tengo que trabajar hasta las dos de la tarde When you tell the time and specify the part of the day, use the preposition *de*
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Él no trabaja esta tarde
He doesn’t work this afternoon
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Yes, can (you(i)) wait for me at the museum at three?
Sí, ¿puedes esperarme en el museo a las tres?
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Él tiene que trabajar hasta tarde
He has to work until late
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Nosotras cerramos
We(f) close
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Puedo comprar esto en el centro comercial
(I) can buy this at the mall
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¿A qué hora cierran las tiendas del centro comercial?
At what time do the stores of the mall close?
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La tienda abrió exactamente a las cinco
The store opened exactly at five
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¿Qué tienes que hacer antes de ir a casa?
What do (you(i)) have to do before going home?
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Ella no va a trabajar mañana
She’s not going to work tomorrow
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(I) need to buy this
Necesito comprar esto
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What do (you(i)) have to do before going home?
¿Qué tienes que hacer antes de ir a casa?
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Let’s go to the mall
Vamos al centro comercial
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¿Adónde fuiste de compras ayer? ¿A esa tienda?
Where did (you(i)) go shopping yesterday? To that store?
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¿Quieres ir de compras al centro comercial en la mañana o en la tarde?
Do (you(i)) want to go shopping to the mall in the morning or in the afternoon?
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Fui a la oficina en la mañana When specifying the time of day without mentioning a specific time, use *en*, not *de*
(I) went to the office in the morning
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Voy al mercado esta tarde
(I)’m going to the market this afternoon
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Voy a esperarte en la plaza Real
(I)’m going to wait for you(i) in Real Plaza
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Six in the afternoon
Las seis de la tarde When you tell the time and specify the part of the day, use the preposition *de*

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