3. THIS IS

4. With Host... Your

5. 100 200 300 400 500 Greetings Others PeopleVerbsSubject Pronouns Live in… Places… Surprise

6. This expression means “How are you? (formal) A 100

7. ¿Cómo está usted? A 100

8. ¿Qué tal? means… A 200

9. How is it going? A 200

10. You use this expression to ask “How are you?” to a familiar person. A 300

11. ¿Cómo estás? A 300

12. “De nada” means… A 400

13. You’re welcome A 400

14. You may answer any of the following to express how you are doing… A 500

15. Terrible, regular, bien, muy bien, no muy bien A 500

16. It means “man” B 100

17. el hombre B 100

18. “Mr.” is… B 200

19. el señor B 200

20. Another word for “la chica” is… B 300

21. la muchacha B 300

22. “la señorita” means… B 400

23. Miss B 400

24. A female friend is… B 500

25. la amiga B 500

26. You have fun doing this in a party C 100

27. bailar C 100

28. This verb means “to eat” C 200

29. comer C 200

30. You may do this in a pool C 300

31. nadar C 300

32. DAILY DOUBLE C 400 These three spanish speaking countries are caribbean islands Puerto Rico, República Dominicana, y Cuba

33. To do this, you need skates C 400

34. patinar C 400

35. You do this to exercise or when you are in a hurry C 500

36. correr C 500

37. “You” formal is… D 100

38. Usted D 100

39. In Spanish, “They” could be… D 200

40. ellos, ellas D 200

41. “I” is… D 300

42. YO D 300

43. “él” is… D 400

44. He D 400

45. The second person in English is “You”, and in Spanish D 500

46. Tú D 500

47. This is how you say “world” in Spanish… E 100

48. mundo E 100

49. “I live in a house” means… E 200

50. Vivo en una casa E 200

51. Los Estados Unidos es un: a)Mundo b)Comunidad c)país E 300

52. c) país E 300

53. How do you say: “He/She lives in an apartment”. E 400

54. él/ella vive en un apartamento E 400

55. “place” means… E 500

56. lugar E 500

57. When you want to know where is He/She from (a third person), you say… F 100

58. ¿Dé dónde es? F 100

59. People participate in this to win a price F 200

60. el concurso F 200

61. “Bienvenidos a Miami” means… F 300

62. Welcome to Miami F 300

63. A female police officer is… F 400

64. la policía F 400

65. The expression “Te presento a…” is used to introduce someone to a familiar person. Then, to introduce someone in a formal way, you would say… F 500

66. Le presento a… F 500

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68. These are the ways you may greet someone in the morning, in the afternoon, and in the evening. Click on screen to continue

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