T1.2 semana 5

• To say ‘they go’ (or they are going) what would you use?


  Van
• what structure do you use to talk about what someone is going to do? 


  Ir + a + infinitive
• The word “para” can mean “for” but what else can it also mean? 


  In order to
• how do you say “they are going to go to the cinema” in Spanish?


  van a ir al cine
• how would you say “I go in order to watch a match” in Spanish? 


  voy para ver un partido
• In order for “para“ to be used as “in order to” what must para be followed with? 


  an infinitive
• What does the verb structure “ ir de + noun” usually mean? 


  to go on (noun)
• how do you say “to go on holiday“ in Spanish? 


  ir de vacaciones
• What two meaning does “tomar“ have? 


  to take or to drink
• What does “presentar” mean in English? 


  To present
• What does “enseñar” mean in English? 


  to teach
• What does “el país“ mean in English? 


  Country
• is “el país” a feminine noun or masculine noun? 


  masculine noun
• What two meanings does “el Café“ have?


  Coffee or coffee shop (Café)
• Is “el Café” a feminine noun or masculine noun? 


  Masculine noun
• What does ”La Costa“ mean in English? 


  coast
• Is “la Costa“ a feminine noun or masculine noun? 


  Feminine noun?
• What two meanings does “el tema” have in English? 


  Topic or issue
• Is “el tema“ a feminine noun or masculine noun? 


  Masculine noun
• What does “el paseo” mean in English? 


  outing
• is “el paseo“ a feminine noun or masculine noun? 


  Masculine noun
• What does “la compra“ mean in English?


  Purchase
• Is “la compra” a feminine noun or masculine noun?


  Feminine noun
• What two meanings does ”la tapa” have in English? 


  lid or cover
• Is “la tapa“ a feminine noun or masculine noun? 


  A feminine noun
• what two meanings does “la copa” have in English? 


  Drink or glass
• is “La copa” a feminine noun or masculine noun? 


  Feminine noun?
• What does “próximo” mean in English? 


  Next
• Is “próximo” used before a noun or after a noun 


  used before a noun (e.g próxima clase)
• What does “pronto” mean in English? 


  Soon