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A1.3: Where are you from? - recap exercises

These exercises can be made together with the teacher to start the lesson.

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These exercises repeat the last 5 lessons and can be done at the start of the lesson or as homework to prepare the lesson.

Exercise 1: Grammar recap exercise (last 3 lessons)

Instruction: Fill in the correct word.

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Ellos, Nosotros, Yo, Vosotros, Ellas

1.
... hablamos español.
(We speak Spanish.)
2.
... son amables.
(They are kind.)
3.
... sois estudiantes.
(You are students.)
4.
... son hermanos.
(They are brothers.)
5.
... hablo español.
(I speak Spanish.)

Exercise 2: Translate and use in a sentence

Instruction: Pick a word, translated and use the word in a sentence or dialogue.

1

Buenos días

Good morning

2

Despedirse

To say goodbye

3

Hasta luego

See you later

4

El apodo

The nickname

5

Buenas tardes

Good afternoon

Exercise 3: Verb conjugation

Instruction: Choose the correct verb and tense.

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hablamos, estamos, nos presentamos, soy, están

1.
Ellos ... esperando para despedirse.
(They are waiting to say goodbye.)
2.
Nosotros ... antes de despedirnos.
(We talk before saying goodbye.)
3.
Nosotros ... contentos hoy.
(We are happy today.)
4.
Yo ... encantado de saludar.
(I am delighted to greet you.)
5.
... en la reunión.
(We introduce ourselves at the meeting.)

Exercise 4: Translate and make sentences

Instruction: Translate the words and phrases below.

1. ¿Qué tal, tú? Espero que estés bien hoy en clase.
How are you? I hope you are well in class today.
2. Nosotros decimos adiós cuando termina la clase, hasta mañana.
We say goodbye when the class ends, see you tomorrow.
3. Ha sido un placer conocerte, señor Pérez.
It has been a pleasure to meet you, Mr Pérez.
4. Hola, me llamo pedro, un placer conocerte.
Hello, my name is Pedro, pleased to meet you.
5. Buenos días, señor García, ¿cómo se llama usted?
Good morning, Mr. García, what is your name?