Vocabulario
Chess
El ajedrez
aba ábamos
abas abais
aba aban
I went to the playground.
Fui al patio de recreo.
V o F: it is unusual for animales to be allowed in the house.
Verdadero
My tricycle.
This tricycle is mine.
Mi triciclo.
Este triciclo es mío.
They yelled at us.
Nos gritaron.
Slide
El tobogán
ER/IR terminaciones son...
ía íamos
ías íais
ía ían
We gave the checkers.
Dimos las damas.
When not in school, children are generally watched by babysitters. V o F
Falso; family members, maids
His sandbox.
This sandbox is his.
Su cajón de arena.
Este cajón de arena suyo.
The children obey her.
Le obedecen a ella.
Day Care
La guardaría infantil
Los tres irregulares en el imperfecto son...
Ser (to be, era...)
Ir (to go, iba...)
Ver (to see, veía...)
You told him a lie.
Le dijiste una mentira a él.
Jardines de infantiles are common places where children learn social and pre-kindergarten skills. V o F
Falso; Jardines de niños
Our dolls.
These dolls are ours.
Nuestras muñecas.
Estas muñecas nuestras.
I used to cry for you.
Yo te lloraba.
To tell a truth
Decir la verdad
We used to fight (each other).
Nos peleábmos
She slept in a costume.
Ella durmió en un disfraz.
Social interaction during play is considered much more important than toys. V o F
Verdadero
Your blocks.
These blocks are yours.
Estos bloques tuyos.
Use double object pronouns.
She gave it (ball) to Juan.
Ella se lo dio.
To be scared of the dark.
Tener miedo de la oscuridad
You were a crybaby.
He did a puzzle.
Él hizo un rompecabeza.
Describe how Mexican/Central American birthday parties are similar and different from the USA.
Guests are expected to wear party clothes
Breaking of the piñata is a tradition.
Guests are presented with a party favor.
Presents are not opened until the guests leave.
His toys.
Those toys are his.
Sus juguetes.
Esos juguetes suyos.
We gave the action figures to you.
Use Double Object Pronouns.
Te los dimos.