Translation
Challenge
Challenge
La leche está tan fría que la voy a calentar un poco.
The milk is so cold I'm going to heat (warm) it up a bit (a little).
He was living in Costa Rica last year.
Where was he living last year?
Her house is smaller than mine. (say the same using as...as)
Her house is not as big as mine.
When are you going to go to the dentist?
I'm going to go to the dentist...
Say the months of the year backwards starting with December.
December, November, October, September, August, July, June, May, April, March, February, January.
La esponja estaba tan sucia que la tuve que cambiar.
The sponge was so dirty that I had to change it.
I found a big diamond in that box.
What did you find in that box?
He wanted to but a new car but then he changed his mind. (Use be+going to)
He was going to buy a car but then he changed his mind.
Did you read the news this morning? (affirmative)
Yes, I read the news this morning.
6 times table up to 60.
6, 12, 18, 24, 30, 36, 42, 48, 54, 60.
Tu hermana llegó tarde a clase el jueves o el viernes?
Was your sister late to class on Thursday or on Friday?
He didn't want to talk to her.
Who didn't he want to talk to?
Did you eat the whole cake? (use are you telling me...)
Are you telling me you ate the whole cake?
Have you ever eaten scorpions for lunch?
No, I have never eaten scorpions for lunch.
How do you say mouldy in Spanish?
Mohoso.
Has estado alguna vez en la casa del Rey?
Have you ever been to the King's house?
His brother is tall, tanned and has green eyes.
What does his brother look like?
My party was great fun. People congratulated me. (use such)
It (Mine) was such a fun party that people congratulated me.
Will you go abroad next summer? (negative)
No, I won't go abroad next summer.
How do you say, se está quedando sordo, in English?
He's going deaf.
Cuál de éstos dos quieres?
Which one of these two do you want?
That car is Alicia's.
Whose car is that?
Mom said: "Go brush your teeth!" (reported speech)
Mom told me to go brush my teeth.
Whose bag is the orange one on that seat? (Susan)
The orange bag on that seat is Susan's. or That's Susan's bag (on that seat).
Read this number out loud
US$ 2,356,782.81
two million, three hundred and fifty six thousand, seven hundred and eighty two, point eight, one US dollars