B1.39: Houseviewing

Visita de la casa

Listening & reading materials

Practice vocabulary in context with real materials.

B1.39.1 Cultura

Cuando los ladrillos se caen: la burbuja inmobiliaria del 2008

When the bricks fall: the 2008 real estate bubble


Vocabulary (11)

 La oportunidad : The opportunity (Spanish)

La oportunidad

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The opportunity Show

 La mudanza: The Move (Spanish)

La mudanza

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The move Show

 El dueño: The owner (Spanish)

El dueño

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The owner Show

 El portero: The caretaker (Spanish)

El portero

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The caretaker Show

 Luminoso: Bright (Spanish)

Luminoso

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Bright Show

 El bloque de pisos: The block of flats (Spanish)

El bloque de pisos

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The block of flats Show

 El edificio de apartamentos: The block of flats (Spanish)

El edificio de apartamentos

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The block of flats Show

 La zona: The area (Spanish)

La zona

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The area Show

 Las afueras: The outskirts (Spanish)

Las afueras

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The outskirts Show

 En el centro: In the city centre (Spanish)

En el centro

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In the city centre Show

 Mudarse (to move) - Verb conjugation and exercises

Mudarse

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To move Show

Exercises

These exercises can be done together during conversation lessons or as homework.

Exercise 1: Pronombres relativos (el que, quien, cuyo)

Instruction: Fill in the correct word.

Grammar: Relative pronouns (el que, quien, cuyo)

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quienes, el que, cuyo, la que, quien

1.
El casero, ... vive aquí, es muy amable.
(The landlord, who lives here, is very kind.)
2.
Los vecinos, ... son muy amables, nos ayudaron.
(The neighbours, who are very kind, helped us.)
3.
El edificio en ... viví era antiguo.
(The building in which I lived was old.)
4.
La casa, ... techo es rojo, está en venta.
(The house, whose roof is red, is for sale.)
5.
Busco un piso en ... pueda tener jardín.
(I am looking for a flat where I can have a garden.)
6.
La zona en ... trabajo es muy tranquila.
(The area where I work is very quiet.)
7.
La zona residencial en ... quiero vivir es muy segura.
(The residential area where I want to live is very safe.)
8.
La persona a ... llamaste dejó un mensaje.
(The person whom you called left a message.)

Grammar

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B1.39.2 Gramática

Pronombres relativos (el que, quien, cuyo)

Relative pronouns (el que, quien, cuyo)


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