Indirect Object Pronouns
Asking and giving directions
Demonstrative Adjectives
Making comparisons
Vocabulary
100
Translate: Mi madre quiere comprarnos dos libros
My mom wants to buy us two books
100
Translate: El banco está al lado del parque
The bank is next to the park
100
Translate: Estos pantalones son feos
This pants are ugly
100
Translate: Los zapatos son más cómodos que las botas
The shoes are more confortable than the boots
100
The earrings
Los aretes o los pendientes
200
Say in Spanish: I want to buy something fun for María
Quiero comprarle algo divertido a María
200
Translate: El almacén queda cerca de la zapatería
The department store is close to the shoe store
200
Say in Spanish: That skirt is a bargain!
Esa falda es una ganga!
200
Translate: ¿Son los libros tan caros como los juguetes?
Are the books as expensive as the toys?
200
The grocery store
La tienda de comestibles
300
Say in English: I am going to give some toys to my brothers
Les voy a regalar unos juguetes a mis hermanos
300
Say in Spanish: Excuse me, where is the jewelry?
Disculpe, ¿dónde queda la joyería?
300
Say in Spanish: Those dresses are too expensive
Esos vestidos son muy caros
300
Say in Spanish: The t-shirts are less expensive than the dresses
Las camisetas son menos caras que los vestidos
300
The plaid t-shirt
La camisa de cuadros
400
Say in Spanish: What do we buy for him? (make clear in your sentence that you want to buy something for him and not for her)
¿Qué le compramos a él?
400
Say in Spanish: The flower store is two blocks from here
La florería está a dos calles de aquí
400
Say in Spanish: Those jackets are made out of leather
Esas chaquetas son de cuero
400
Say in Spanish: The sandals are as inexpensive as the shoes
Las sandalias son tan baratas como los zapatos
400
The silk dress
El vestido de seda
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