Vocabulary Words
How do you say´ayuda´ in English?
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Tell me what you did last night.
Past simple.
Example: I watched a movie last night.
Tell me a question using ´where´.
Past simple.
Example: Where did you go at the weekend?
Tell me a question using ´who´.
Past simple.
Example: Who did you go to the cinema with?
Tell me a question using ´what´.
Past simple
Example: What did he do at the weekend?
When something is funny you...
laugh
Tell me a past simple sentence using ´he´ or ´she´.
Example: He shouted this morning.
Where did you go during Semana Santa?
Example:
I stayed in Madrid. OR
I went to Almería.
Who did you play with at the playground today?
Example: I played with Juan David.
What was your favorite actitivity during Semana Santa?
Past simple.
Example: I went to the beach during Semana Santa.
What is another word for talking in a loud voice?
Tell me a past simple sentence using ´they´.
Example: They helped her on the playground.
Example: Where did they go after school?
Tell me a question using ´who´and ´they´.
Example: Who did they play dress up with?
Tell me a question using ´what´ and ´she/he´.
Example: What did she play with at the weekend?
How do you say 'buscar' in English?
Tell me a sentence using ´we´as the subject and ´shared´as the verb.
Example: We shared a pizza last night.
Where can you go to watch a film?
Cinema
When you are shouting in the class, who tells you to be quiet?
Plácido
Response: I played tennis at the weekend.
Tell me a question using ´what´and ´you´.
During Halloween we put on costumes. What is the vocabulary phrase for this?
Dress up
Tell me a negative past simple sentence using´you´.
Example: You didn´t wait for me in the morning.
Response: Bob went to the park.
Tell me a question that has ´where´and ´Bob´.
Where did Bob go ...?
Tell me a question using ´who´ and ´you´.
Who did you go shopping with at the weekend?
What do you do when you have to buy groceries?
Hint: think of the new vocabulary phrases we are learning. example: stay at home, visit family...
I have to go shopping.