Greetings & Introductions
How do you say "Hola" in English?
→ Hello
How do you ask someone's name?
What’s your name?
What does "wake up" mean?
→ Despertar / levantarse
What’s the homophone of “two”?
→ too / to
What’s the opposite of “happy”?
→ Sad
What do you reply to “Nice to meet you”?
→ Nice to meet you too.
How do you say “¿Cuántos años tienes?”
How old are you?
Complete: I need to ___ ___ my room. (ordenar)
→ clean up
What’s the difference between “their” and “there”?
→ Their = su / There = allí
Translate: “La película fue muy aterradora.”
→ The movie was very scary.
Say two ways to say goodbye in English.
→ Bye, See you later
Give two possible answers to “Where are you from?”
→ I’m from Mexico / I come from Durango
What’s the meaning of “give up”?
→ Rendirse
Choose the correct word: “I want to (buy / by) a new dress.”
→ buy
Use “although” in a sentence.
→ Although it was raining, we went outside.
Translate this: “Buenos días, ¿cómo estás hoy?”
Good morning, how are you today?
Change this into a question: "You like horror movies."
→ Do you like horror movies?
Use “look for” in a sentence.
→ I’m looking for my phone.
What are the three forms that sound like “to”?
→ to, too, two
What does “achievement” mean?
→ Logro
Create a short dialogue with greetings and introductions (2 people, 3 lines each).
Respuesta libre; debe incluir saludo, nombre, y despedida.
Make a conversation asking about someone’s hobbies. (3 questions, 3 answers)
→ Respuesta libre; ejemplo: What do you like to do? / I like reading. etc.
Translate: “Siempre me levanto tarde, pero hoy me desperté temprano.”
→ I always wake up late, but today I woke up early.
Write a sentence using “flower” and “flour”.
I gave her a flower, then baked a cake with flour.
Make a sentence using “despite” and “effort”.
→ Despite her effort, she didn’t pass the test.