Present, Past & Future
Put the sentence in order:
To / I / On / Work / Foot / Go / Sometimes,
Sometimes, I go to work on foot.
Translate:
¿Cuánto cuesta el boli?
How much is the pen?
Translate:
Aquí tienes.
Here you are.
What is QuASI?
Qu - Question word
A - Auxilary
S - Subject
I - Infinitive
Does John watches TV at night?
watches --> watch
She _____ French when she was at school. (study)
studied
Translate:
¿A dónde le gustaría viajar?
Where would you like to travel (go)?
Translate:
El móvil cuesta 235€.
The (mobile) phone is two hundred (and) thirty-five euros.
What, when, where, who, why, how
Steven will travels to London next weekend.
travels --> travel
Aileen _____ her first book this year. (finish)
will finish
Translate:
¿Qué síntomas tienes?
What are your symptoms?
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Buenos días, ¿en qué puedo ayudarle?
Good morning, (how) can I help you?
Order the question:
live / does / friend / best / where / your / ?
Where does your best friend live?
I will go next year to Germany.
next year --> beginning or end of the sentence.
Next year I will go to Germany.
I will go to Germany next year.
He _____ a new car last month. (buy / negative)
didn't buy
Translate:
¿Cuántos niños/as?
How many children/kids?
Translate:
Pon tus zapatos debajo de la silla, por favor.
Put/leave your shoes under the chair, please.
Order:
Valencia / in / much / coffee / is / a / how / ?
How much is a coffee in Valencia?
I didn't visited my grandparents last weekend.
visited --> visit
Translate:
El año que viene viviré en Londres.
(Next year,) I will live in London (next year).
Translate:
De segundo quiero pollo asado, por favor.
I would like roast chicken for seconds, please.
Translate:
Para ir al hospital, debe seguir rector y girar en la tercera calle a la derecha.
To go to the hospital, (you must) go straight (ahead) and turn right on the third street (take the third right).
What is the question to this answer?
At the weekend, I usually go to the mountains.
Where do you go at the weekend?
Two mistakes:
Thirty persons came last night to my party.
Thirty people came to my party last night.