A taco usually comes in a tortilla. Is a tortilla a type of bread or fruit?
A type of bread.
Complete:
Many people in Mexico ______ Spanish. (speak / speaks)
speak
Complete:
Yesterday, we ______ a museum in Mexico City. (visit)
visited
Complete:
I ______ visited Mexico. (have / has)
I have visited Mexico
Choose:
My family ______ pozole every Sunday.(eats / ate)
My family eats pozole every Sunday.
What do we call a place where people buy and sell fruit, vegetables, and other products?
A market.
Complete:
My grandmother ______ tortillas every morning. (make / makes)
makes
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Last Saturday, I ______ tacos for dinner. (eat)
Ate
Complete:
She has ______ traditional Mexican food. (try)
tried
Choose:
We ______ Veracruz last year. (have visited / visited)
We visited Veracruz last year.
Complete:
“Mexican food with a lot of chili can be very ______.”
Spicy
Complete:
Luis ______ eat spicy food. (don’t / doesn’t)
doesn’t
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My friends ______ to Cancún last summer. (go)
went
Complete: We have never ______ to Oaxaca. (be)
been
Choose:
I ______ never ______ a mariachi concert. (have…seen / did…see)
I have never seen a mariachi concert.
What do we call the colorful objects that people break at parties to get candy?
Piñata
Complete the question:
______ your family celebrate the Day of the Dead? (Do / Does)
Does
Make this sentence negative:
We bought souvenirs in Oaxaca.
We didn’t buy souvenirs in Oaxaca.
Make this sentence negative using “not” and “yet”:
He has visited the museum.
He hasn’t visited the museum yet.
Correct the mistake:
Did you visited Guadalajara last month?
Did you visit Guadalajara last month?
Name the three colors of the Mexican flag.
Green, white, and red.
Put the words in order:
usually / on Sundays / visits / Ana / the market.
Ana usually visits the market on Sundays.
Make a question :
you / see / the pyramids / yesterday.
Did you see the pyramids yesterday?
Make a question :
you / ever / eat / mole.
Have you ever eaten mole?
Complete both sentences:
I ______ to Puebla twice, but I ______ to Mérida last year. (be / go)
I have been to Puebla twice, but I went to Mérida last year.