Pilar Hi, Irene. how (1)? irene muy bien, ¿y tú? What about? good pillar, thank you. I present you to Pablo. Enchanted Irene, Pablo. pablo pillar (2) from mexico. irene which part of (where) mexico (3)? Pablo (4) from Monterrey. and you, where are you from (5)? Irene (6) from San Juan, Puerto Rico. pilar ¿dónde (7) claudia, are you (your) roommate? irene (8) in the student residence. pablo nosotros let’s (let’s go) to the bookstore now. pillar we need to buy the physics lab textbook. irene what time (9) is the physics lesson? pablo (10) has las doce del day. what time (11) o’clock? pillar (12) times and media. irene less badly than (fortunately) the library (13) near the lab! pillar yes, at (14) muy lejos de la clase. we see. irene hasta luego. Pablo Chau.
answer 2
Irene: Muy bien, ¿y tú? What about? Pilar: Well, thank you. I present you to Pablo. Irene: Delighted, Pablo. Pillar: Pablo is from Mexico. Irene: What part of Mexico are you from? Pablo: Soy from Monterrey. And you, where are you from? Irene: Soy from San Juan, Puerto Rico. Pilar: Where is Claudia, your roommate? Irene
: You are in a student residence. Paul
: We’ll go to the library now. corner stone
: We need to buy the physics lab textbook. Irene
: What time is physics class? Pablo: It’s the sweetest day of the day. What time is it? Pilar: once weary son and media. Irène: Less serious that the library is close to the laboratory! Pilar: yes, it is not muy lejos of the class. We see. Irene, hurry up. Paul: Goodbye. Explanation: This is a conversation between three people: Pilar, Irène and Pablo. Almost all verbs are in the present simple, like a conversation about present events. There is an action in the near future, which is why the verb is formed like this: “vamos a ir”, which in English would be “we are going to the library”, or “we are going to the library”. When talking about time, in Spanish, almost all hours are plural: son las ounce, son las doce, son las tres de la tarde. There is an exception with number one: es la una. In this case, the hour is counted in the singular.
answer 3
PILLAR: Hello, Irene. Such as? I RENE: Muy bien, ¿y tú? What about? PILAR: Well, thank you. I present you to Pablo. IRENE: Enchanted, Pablo. PILLARS: Pablo is from Mexico. IRENE: What part of Mexico are you from? PABLO: Soy from Monterrey. And you, where are you from? IRENE: Soy from San Juan, Puerto Rico. PILAR: Where is Claudia, your roommate? IRENE: He’s in the student residence. PABLO: We’re going to the library now. PILAR: We have to buy the physics lab manual. IRENE: What time is physics class? PABLO: It’s the sweetest day of the day. What time is it? PILLAR: Its the times and the media. IRENE: Less bad than the librería is near the lab! PILAR: Yes, it’s not muy lejos of the class. We see. IRENE: Hasta luego. PAUL: Goodbye. Keywords 1. Estás 2. Es 3. Es 4. Soy 5. Eres 6. Soy 7. Está 8. Está 9. Es 10. Es 11. Es 12. Está 13. Está the verb “to be” is used to use a characteristic or to speak of a hecho, changing the verb “estar”, it is used to give an opinion or to speak of a perception. There are different ways to conjugate the verbs ser and estar, for example: