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100
A common vehicle, normally for 4 or 5 people. It's got two or four doors and four wheels.
What is a car?
100
This goes around the neck. Normally men wear this with a suit.
What is a tie?
100
This is the place where most people go to study and read.
What is a library?
100
The person who puts out (apaga) the fires.
What is a fireman?
100
The past of wear.
What is wore?
200
A large vehicle normally used to transport products from one place to another, like (*como) vegetables, animals, etc.
What is a lorry?
200
Women like to wear these shoes for special occasions.
What are high heals?
200
In this place you can buy stamps and cards to send to friends and family.
What is the post office?
200
The person who arrests criminals.
What is a policeman?
200
The past of drive.
What is drove?
300
A method of transport that travels by water.
What is a ship?
300
It wraps around the waist and is knee-legnth (hasta las rodillas)
What is a skirt?
300
The place where people have picnics, play and walk the dog.
What is a park?
300
A person who works at a bank counting money.
What is a bank teller?
300
The past of go.
What is went?
400
A method of transport, normally for a few people. This has hot air and takes people to the sky.
What is an air balloon?
400
This is worn when the weather is bad. It's used to protect your hair and body.
What is a raincoat?
400
This place has beautiful art works such as paintings and sculptures.
What is a museum?
400
A person who works at a school teaching children or adults.
What is a teacher?
400
The past of read.
What is read?
500
A method of transport that is very old, but still exists. It hasn't got windows or doors, and has two special drivers.
What is a carriage?
500
This is an accessory worn on the neck for decoration. Both men and women use this.
What is a necklace?
500
This is the place where people go when they have problems obeying the law (las leyes).
What is a police station?
500
A person who works at a store.
What is a cashier?
500
The past tense of run.
What is ran?