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Voy = I go

¿Adónde vas? = To where do you go?

Voy al campo de fútbol. = I go to the field of soccer.

Voy a la casa de un amigo. = I go to the house of a friend.

Voy a la escuela. = I go to the school.

Voy a la iglesia. = I go to the church. Voy al templo. = I go to the temple. Voy a la mezquita. = I go to the mosque.

Voy a un concierto. = I go to a concert.

Voy a una fiesta. = I go to a party.

Voy al centro comercial. = I go to the mall.

Voy al gimnasio. = I go to the gym.

Voy al parque. = I go to the park.

Voy al restaurante. = I go to the restaurant Voy al restaurante italiano. Voy al restaurante americano. Voy al restaurante japonés. Voy al restaurante chino. Voy al restaurante indio.

Voy a la piscina. = I go to the pool.

Voy al centro de la ciudad. = I go to center of the city (square).

Voy al cine. = I go to the movie theater. Voy al teatro. = I go to theater.

Voy al lago. = I go to the lake. Voy al arroyo. = I go to the creek. Voy a la playa. = I go to the beach.

Voy al estadio. = I go to the stadium.

Voy a la tienda. = I go to the store.

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Mis actividades = My activities

Yo = I *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the end of the action tells you who the subject is. For example --> -o at the end of the action means "I do" --> como = I eat, comer = to eat, come = he/she eats

ayudo a mi comunidad = I help my community *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

bailo = I dance *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

como comida deliciosa = I eat delicious food *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

corro = I run *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

compro nuevos zapatos = I buy new shoes *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

descanso = I rest *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

dibujo = I draw *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

duermo = I sleep *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

escucho música = I listen to music *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

estudio para las clases = I study for classes *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

hablo por teléfono = I talk on the phone *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

hago la tarea = I do homework *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

hago ejercicio = I do exercises *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al baloncesto = I play basketball *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al béisbol = I play beisbol *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al tenis = I play tennis *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego fútbol = I play soccer *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al fútbol americano = I play football *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego videojuegos = I play videogames *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

leo un libro = I read a book *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

levanto pesas = I list weights *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

me quedo en casa = I stay at home *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

miro un partido de fútbol americano = I watch a game of football *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

nado = I swim *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

paso tiempo con mi familia = I spend time with my family *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

participo en atletismo = I participate in track *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

participo en natación = I participate in swimming *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

voy de pesca = I go fishing *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

voy de compras = I to shopping *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

salgo con amigos = I go out with friends *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

trabajo = I work *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

visito a mis amigos = I visit my friends *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

¿Qué haces en tu comunidad?= What do you do in your community?

En mi comunidad, yo... = In my community, I... *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at the end of the action means "I do" For example --> como = I eat, comer = to eat, come = he/she eats

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bailo = I dance *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

como comida deliciosa = I eat delicious food *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

corro = I run *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

compro nuevos zapatos = I buy new shoes *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

descanso = I rest *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

dibujo = I draw *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

escucho música = I listen to music *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

estudio para las clases = I study for classes *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

hago la tarea = I do homework *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

hago ejercicio = I do exercises *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al baloncesto = I play basketball *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al béisbol = I play beisbol *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al tenis = I play tennis *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego fútbol = I play soccer *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al fútbol americano = I play football *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego videojuegos = I play videogames *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

leo un libro = I read a book *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

levanto pesas = I list weights *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

miro un partido de fútbol americano = I watch a game of football *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

nado = I swim *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

paso tiempo con mis amigos= I spend time with my friends *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

participo en atletismo = I participate in track *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

voy de pesca = I go fishing *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

voy de compras = I to shopping *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

salgo con amigos = I go out with friends *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

trabajo = I work *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

visito a mis amigos = I visit my friends *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

no hago nada = I don't do nothing *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

toco un instrumento = I play an instrument *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

veo una película = I see a movie *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

Voy al campo de fútbol. = I go to the field of soccer.

Voy a la casa de un amigo. = I go to the house of a friend.

Voy a la escuela. = I go to the school.

Voy a la iglesia. = I go to the church. Voy al templo. = I go to the temple. Voy a la mezquita. = I go to the mosque.

Voy a un concierto. = I go to a concert.

Voy a una fiesta. = I go to a party.

Voy al centro comercial. = I go to the mall.

Voy al gimnasio. = I go to the gym.

Voy al parque. = I go to the park.

Voy al restaurante. = I go to the restaurant Voy al restaurante italiano. Voy al restaurante americano. Voy al restaurante japonés. Voy al restaurante chino. Voy al restaurante indio.

Voy a la piscina. = I go to the pool.

Voy al centro de la ciudad. = I go to center of the city (square).

Voy al cine. = I go to the movie theater. Voy al teatro. = I go to theater.

Voy al lago. = I go to the lake. Voy al arroyo. = I go to the creek. Voy a la playa. = I go to the beach.

Voy al estadio. = I go to the stadium.

Voy a la tienda. = I go to the store.

Durante la semana = During the week,

los lunes, = On Monday's

Los fines de semana = On the weekends

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bailo = I dance *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

como comida deliciosa = I eat delicious food *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

corro = I run *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

compro nuevos zapatos = I buy new shoes *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

descanso = I rest *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

dibujo = I draw *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

duermo = I sleep *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

escucho música = I listen to music *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

estudio para las clases = I study for classes *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

hago la tarea = I do homework *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

hago ejercicio = I do exercises *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al baloncesto = I play basketball *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al béisbol = I play beisbol *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al tenis = I play tennis *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego fútbol = I play soccer *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al fútbol americano = I play football *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego videojuegos = I play videogames *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

leo un libro = I read a book *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

levanto pesas = I list weights *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

no hago nada = I don't do nothing *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

miro un partido de fútbol americano = I watch a game of football *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

nado = I swim *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

paso tiempo con mis amigos = I spend time with my friends *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

participo en atletismo = I participate in track *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

participo en natación = I participate in swimming *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

voy de pesca = I go fishing *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

voy de compras = I to shopping *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

salgo con amigos = I go out with friends *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

trabajo = I work *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

visito a mis amigos = I visit my friends *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

Yo = I *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the end of the action tells you who the subject is. For example --> -o at the end of the action means "I do" --> como = I eat, comer = to eat, come = he/she eats

por la mañana = in the morning

por la noche = in the evening

durante el fin de semana = during the weekend

durante la semana escolar = during the school week

antes = before

por la tarde = in the afternoon

antes de las clases = before class

antes de la escuela = before school

antes de la práctica = before practice antes del entrenamiento = before training (another way to say sport practice)

después = after

antes de las clases = before class

antes de la escuela = before school

antes de la práctica = before practice antes del entrenamiento = before training (another way to say sport practice)

toco un instrumento = I play an instrument *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

veo una película = I see a movie *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

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con = with

mi madre = my mother

mi hermano/a = my brother/sister

mis abuelos = my grandparents

mis amigos = my friends

tu padre = your dad

mi mejor amigo/a = my best friend

mi novio/a = my boyfriend/girlfriend

el equipo = the team

companeros de clase = classmates

mi maestro = my teacher

mi familia = my family

bailo = I dance *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

como comida deliciosa = I eat delicious food *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

corro = I run *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

compro nuevos zapatos = I buy new shoes *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

descanso = I rest *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

dibujo = I draw *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

duermo = I sleep *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

escucho música = I listen to music *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

estudio para las clases = I study for classes *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

hago la tarea = I do homework *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

hago ejercicio = I do exercises *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al baloncesto = I play basketball *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al béisbol = I play beisbol *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al tenis = I play tennis *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego fútbol = I play soccer *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al fútbol americano = I play football *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego videojuegos = I play videogames *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

leo un libro = I read a book *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

levanto pesas = I list weights *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

no hago nada = I don't do nothing *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

miro un partido de fútbol americano = I watch a game of football *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

nado = I swim *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

paso tiempo con mis amigos = I spend time with my friends *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

participo en atletismo = I participate in track *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

participo en natación = I participate in swimming *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

voy de pesca = I go fishing *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

voy de compras = I to shopping *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

salgo con amigos = I go out with friends *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

trabajo = I work *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

visito a mis amigos = I visit my friends *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

Yo = I *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the end of the action tells you who the subject is. For example --> -o at the end of the action means "I do" --> como = I eat, comer = to eat, come = he/she eats

toco un instrumento = I play an instrument *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

veo una película = I see a movie *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

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porque es interesante = because it's interesting

porque es divertido = because it's fun

porque es relajante. = because it's relaxing

porque es bueno. = because it's good

porque es fácil. = because it's easy

porque es mi actividad favorita. = because it's my favorite activity

porque me interesa... = because ... interests me

porque me encanta... = because I love to...

porque es aburrido. = because it's boring

porque es caro. =because it's expensive

porque es estresante. = because it's stressful

porque es malo. = because it's bad

porque es difícil. = because it's difficult

porque odio... = because I hate...

porque no me gusta... = because I don't like...

porque tengo mucha tarea. = because I have a lot of homework

bailo = I dance *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

como comida deliciosa = I eat delicious food *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

corro = I run *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

compro nuevos zapatos = I buy new shoes *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

descanso = I rest *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

dibujo = I draw *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

duermo = I sleep *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

escucho música = I listen to music *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

estudio para las clases = I study for classes *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

hago la tarea = I do homework *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

hago ejercicio = I do exercises *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al baloncesto = I play basketball *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al béisbol = I play beisbol *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al tenis = I play tennis *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego fútbol = I play soccer *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al fútbol americano = I play football *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego videojuegos = I play videogames *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

leo un libro = I read a book *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

levanto pesas = I list weights *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

no hago nada = I don't do nothing *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

miro un partido de fútbol americano = I watch a game of football *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

nado = I swim *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

paso tiempo con mis amigos = I spend time with my friends *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

participo en atletismo = I participate in track *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

participo en natación = I participate in swimming *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

voy de pesca = I go fishing *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

voy de compras = I to shopping *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

salgo con amigos = I go out with friends *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

trabajo = I work *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

visito a mis amigos = I visit my friends *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

Yo = I *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the end of the action tells you who the subject is. For example --> -o at the end of the action means "I do" --> como = I eat, comer = to eat, come = he/she eats

toco un instrumento = I play an instrument *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

veo una película = I see a movie *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

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Hover over the word/phrase to see the English translation.

Frequency words go directly BEFORE the verb:Siempre hago ejercicio.

no hago nada = I don't do nothing *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

bailo = I dance *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

como comida deliciosa = I eat delicious food *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

corro = I run *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

compro nuevos zapatos = I buy new shoes *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

descanso = I rest *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

dibujo = I draw *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

duermo = I sleep *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

escucho música = I listen to music *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

estudio para las clases = I study for classes *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

hago la tarea = I do homework *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

hago ejercicio = I do exercises *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al baloncesto = I play basketball *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al béisbol = I play beisbol *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al tenis = I play tennis *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego fútbol = I play soccer *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al fútbol americano = I play football *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego videojuegos = I play videogames *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

leo un libro = I read a book *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

levanto pesas = I list weights *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

miro un partido de fútbol americano = I watch a game of football *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

nado = I swim *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

paso tiempo con mis amigos = I spend time with my friends *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

participo en atletismo = I participate in track *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

participo en natación = I participate in swimming *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

voy de pesca = I go fishing *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

voy de compras = I to shopping *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

salgo con amigos = I go out with friends *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

trabajo = I work *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

visito a mis amigos = I visit my friends *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

siempre = always

usualmente = usually

a veces = sometimes

frecuentemente = frequently

nunca = never

ocasionalmente = occasionally

raramente = rarely

toco un instrumento = I work *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

veo una película = I see a movie *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

learning targets

To organize your sentence while elaborating use one phrase from each column.

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"Los domingos por la manana hago ejercicio en el gimnasio con el grupo de boxeo porque es divertido."

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To Ask Open-Ended Questions

To Ask Yes/No Questions

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¿ayudas a tu comunidad? = Do you help your community? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿Bailas? = Do you dance? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿comes comida deliciosa? = Do you eat delicious food? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿corres? = Do you run? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿compras nuevos zapatos? = Do you buy new shoes? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿descansas? = Do you rest? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿dibujas? = Do you draw? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿duermes? = Do you sleep? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿Escuchas música? = Do you listen to music? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿estudias para las clases? = Do you study for classes? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿hablas por teléfono? = Do you talk on the phone? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿haces la tarea? = Do you do homework? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿haces ejercicio? = Do you do exercises? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al baloncesto? = Do you play basketball? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al béisbol? = Do you play beisbol? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al tenis? = Do you play tennis? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas fútbol? = Do you play soccer? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al fútbol americano? = Do you play football? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas videojuegos? = Do you play videogames? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿lees un libro? = Do you read a book? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿levantas pesas? = Do you lift weights? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿te quedas en casa? = Do you stay at home? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿miras un partido de fútbol americano? = Do you watch a game of football? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿nadas? = Do you swim? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿pasas tiempo con tu familia? = Do you spend time with your family? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿participas en atletismo? = Do you participate in track? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿participas en natación? = Do you participate in swimming? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿vas de pesca? = Do you go fishing? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿vas de compras? = Do you go shopping? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿sales con amigos? = Do you go out with friends? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿trabajas? = Do you work? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿visitas a tus amigos? = Do you visit your friends? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿ayudas a tu comunidad? = Do you help your community? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿Dónde...? Where

¿Dónde...? Where?

¿Cuándo..? When?

¿Con quién...? With whom?

¿Por qué...? Why?

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¿Ayudas a tu comunidad? = Do you help your community? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿Bailas? = Do you dance? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿comes comida deliciosa? = Do you eat delicious food? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿corres? = Do you run? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿compras nuevos zapatos? = Do you buy new shoes? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿descansas? = Do you rest? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿dibujas? = Do you draw? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿duermes? = Do you sleep? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿Escuchas música? = Do you listen to music? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿estudias para las clases? = Do you study for classes? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿hablas por teléfono? = Do you talk on the phone? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿haces la tarea? = Do you do homework? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿haces ejercicio? = Do you do exercises? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al baloncesto? = Do you play basketball? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al béisbol? = Do you play beisbol? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al tenis? = Do you play tennis? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas fútbol? = Do you play soccer? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al fútbol americano? = Do you play football? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas videojuegos? = Do you play videogames? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿lees un libro? = Do you read a book? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿levantas pesas? = Do you lift weights? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿te quedas en casa? = Do you stay at home? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿miras un partido de fútbol americano? = Do you watch a game of football? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿nadas? = Do you swim? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿pasas tiempo con tu familia? = Do you spend time with your family? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿participas en atletismo? = Do you participate in track? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿participas en natación? = Do you participate in swimming? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿vas de pesca? = Do you go fishing? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿vas de compras? = Do you go shopping? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿sales con amigos? = Do you go out with friends? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿trabajas? = Do you work? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿visitas a tus amigos? = Do you visit your friends? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

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¿Ayudas a tu comunidad? = Do you help your community? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿Bailas? = Do you dance? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿comes comida deliciosa? = Do you eat delicious food? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿corres? = Do you run? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿compras nuevos zapatos? = Do you buy new shoes? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿descansas? = Do you rest? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿dibujas? = Do you draw? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿duermes? = Do you sleep? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿Escuchas música? = Do you listen to music? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿estudias para las clases? = Do you study for classes? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿hablas por teléfono? = Do you talk on the phone? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿haces la tarea? = Do you do homework? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿haces ejercicio? = Do you do exercises? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al baloncesto? = Do you play basketball? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al béisbol? = Do you play beisbol? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al tenis? = Do you play tennis? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas fútbol? = Do you play soccer? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al fútbol americano? = Do you play football? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas videojuegos? = Do you play videogames? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿lees un libro? = Do you read a book? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿levantas pesas? = Do you lift weights? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿te quedas en casa? = Do you stay at home? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿miras un partido de fútbol americano? = Do you watch a game of football? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿nadas? = Do you swim? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿pasas tiempo con tu familia? = Do you spend time with your family? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿participas en atletismo? = Do you participate in track? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿participas en natación? = Do you participate in swimming? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿vas de pesca? = Do you go fishing? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿vas de compras? = Do you go shopping? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿sales con amigos? = Do you go out with friends? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿trabajas? = Do you work? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿visitas a tus amigos? = Do you visit your friends? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

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¿Ayudas a tu comunidad? = Do you help your community? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿Bailas? = Do you dance? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿comes comida deliciosa? = Do you eat delicious food? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿corres? = Do you run? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿compras nuevos zapatos? = Do you buy new shoes? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿descansas? = Do you rest? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿dibujas? = Do you draw? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿duermes? = Do you sleep? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿Escuchas música? = Do you listen to music? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿estudias para las clases? = Do you study for classes? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿hablas por teléfono? = Do you talk on the phone? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿haces la tarea? = Do you do homework? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿haces ejercicio? = Do you do exercises? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al baloncesto? = Do you play basketball? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al béisbol? = Do you play beisbol? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al tenis? = Do you play tennis? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas fútbol? = Do you play soccer? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al fútbol americano? = Do you play football? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas videojuegos? = Do you play videogames? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿lees un libro? = Do you read a book? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿levantas pesas? = Do you lift weights? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿te quedas en casa? = Do you stay at home? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿miras un partido de fútbol americano? = Do you watch a game of football? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿nadas? = Do you swim? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿pasas tiempo con tu familia? = Do you spend time with your family? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿participas en atletismo? = Do you participate in track? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿participas en natación? = Do you participate in swimming? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿vas de pesca? = Do you go fishing? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿vas de compras? = Do you go shopping? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿sales con amigos? = Do you go out with friends? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿trabajas? = Do you work? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿visitas a tus amigos? = Do you visit your friends? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

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¿Ayudas a tu comunidad? = Do you help your community? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿Bailas? = Do you dance? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿comes comida deliciosa? = Do you eat delicious food? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿corres? = Do you run? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿compras nuevos zapatos? = Do you buy new shoes? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿descansas? = Do you rest? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿dibujas? = Do you draw? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿duermes? = Do you sleep? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿Escuchas música? = Do you listen to music? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿estudias para las clases? = Do you study for classes? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿hablas por teléfono? = Do you talk on the phone? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿haces la tarea? = Do you do homework? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿haces ejercicio? = Do you do exercises? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al baloncesto? = Do you play basketball? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al béisbol? = Do you play beisbol? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al tenis? = Do you play tennis? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas fútbol? = Do you play soccer? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al fútbol americano? = Do you play football? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas videojuegos? = Do you play videogames? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿lees un libro? = Do you read a book? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿levantas pesas? = Do you lift weights? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿te quedas en casa? = Do you stay at home? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿miras un partido de fútbol americano? = Do you watch a game of football? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿nadas? = Do you swim? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿pasas tiempo con tu familia? = Do you spend time with your family? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿participas en atletismo? = Do you participate in track? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿participas en natación? = Do you participate in swimming? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿vas de pesca? = Do you go fishing? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿vas de compras? = Do you go shopping? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿sales con amigos? = Do you go out with friends? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿trabajas? = Do you work? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿visitas a tus amigos? = Do you visit your friends? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

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¿Ayudas a tu comunidad? = Do you help your community? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿Bailas? = Do you dance? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿comes comida deliciosa? = Do you eat delicious food? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿corres? = Do you run? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿compras nuevos zapatos? = Do you buy new shoes? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿descansas? = Do you rest? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿dibujas? = Do you draw? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿duermes? = Do you sleep? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿Escuchas música? = Do you listen to music? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿estudias para las clases? = Do you study for classes? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿hablas por teléfono? = Do you talk on the phone? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿haces la tarea? = Do you do homework? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿haces ejercicio? = Do you do exercises? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al baloncesto? = Do you play basketball? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al béisbol? = Do you play beisbol? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al tenis? = Do you play tennis? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas fútbol? = Do you play soccer? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al fútbol americano? = Do you play football? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas videojuegos? = Do you play videogames? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿lees un libro? = Do you read a book? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿levantas pesas? = Do you lift weights? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿te quedas en casa? = Do you stay at home? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿miras un partido de fútbol americano? = Do you watch a game of football? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿nadas? = Do you swim? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿pasas tiempo con tu familia? = Do you spend time with your family? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿participas en atletismo? = Do you participate in track? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿participas en natación? = Do you participate in swimming? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿vas de pesca? = Do you go fishing? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿vas de compras? = Do you go shopping? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿sales con amigos? = Do you go out with friends? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿trabajas? = Do you work? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿visitas a tus amigos? = Do you visit your friends? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

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¿Ayudas a tu comunidad? = Do you help your community? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿Bailas? = Do you dance? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿comes comida deliciosa? = Do you eat delicious food? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿corres? = Do you run? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿compras nuevos zapatos? = Do you buy new shoes? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿descansas? = Do you rest? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿dibujas? = Do you draw? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿duermes? = Do you sleep? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿Escuchas música? = Do you listen to music? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿estudias para las clases? = Do you study for classes? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿hablas por teléfono? = Do you talk on the phone? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿haces la tarea? = Do you do homework? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿haces ejercicio? = Do you do exercises? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al baloncesto? = Do you play basketball? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al béisbol? = Do you play beisbol? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al tenis? = Do you play tennis? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas fútbol? = Do you play soccer? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas al fútbol americano? = Do you play football? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿juegas videojuegos? = Do you play videogames? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿lees un libro? = Do you read a book? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿levantas pesas? = Do you lift weights? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿te quedas en casa? = Do you stay at home? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿miras un partido de fútbol americano? = Do you watch a game of football? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿nadas? = Do you swim? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿pasas tiempo con tu familia? = Do you spend time with your family? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿participas en atletismo? = Do you participate in track? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿participas en natación? = Do you participate in swimming? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿vas de pesca? = Do you go fishing? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿vas de compras? = Do you go shopping? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿sales con amigos? = Do you go out with friends? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿trabajas? = Do you work? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

¿visitas a tus amigos? = Do you visit your friends? *You MUST include punctuation (¿?) to your written questions, otherwise you are making a statement instead of posing a question.

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"Típicamente los sábados y los domingos voy al gimnasio y practico boxeo, pero el fin de semana pasado no fui al gimnasio porque me quedé en casa y pasé tiempo con mi familia."

Señora Kubic

AYUDÉ A mi abuelo = I helped my grandfather *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "É" means I did the action in the past.

celebrÉ = I celebrated *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "É" means I did the action in the past.

cocinÉ = I cooked *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "É" means I did the action in the past.

COMÍ = I ate *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "Í" means I did the action in the past.

corrÍ = I ran *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "Í" means I did the action in the past.

comprÉ zapatos = I bought shoes *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "É" means I did the action in the past.

dibujÉ = I drew *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "É" means I did the action in the past.

estudiÉ = I studied *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "É" means I did the action in the past.

hablÉ = I talked on the phone *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "É" means I did the action in the past.

juguÉ básquetbol = I played basketball *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "É" means I did the action in the past. It is irregular because you need to add a "u" after the "g" to keep the "G" sound.

limpiÉ = I cleaned *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "É" means I did the action in the past.

me quedÉ = I stayed *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "É" means I did the action in the past.

mirÉ = I watched *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "É" means I did the action in the past.

montÉ en bicicleta = I rode a bike *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "É" means I did the action in the past.

pasÉ tiempo = I spent time *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "É" means I did the action in the past.

patinÉ = I skated *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "É" means I did the action in the past.

relajÉ = I relaxed *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "É" means I did the action in the past.

trabajÉ = I worked *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "É" means I did the action in the past.

usÉ mi teléfono = I used my phone *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "É" means I did the action in the past.

visitÉ = I visited *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "É" means I did the action in the past.

fui de compras = I went shopping *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "i" means I did the action in the past. "IR" = to go and is an irregular verb which means it does not look like "IR" when it is conjugated.

dormÍ = I slept *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "Í" means I did the action in the past.

fui a una fiesta = I went to a party *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "i" means I did the action in the past. "IR" = to go and is an irregular verb which means it does not look like "IR" when it is conjugated.

fui al gimnasio = I went to the gym *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "i" means I did the action in the past. "IR" = to go and is an irregular verb which means it does not look like "IR" when it is conjugated.

fui a la iglesia = I went to church *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "i" means I did the action in the past. "IR" = to go and is an irregular verb which means it does not look like "IR" when it is conjugated.

hice la tarea = I did homework *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "e" means I did the action in the past. HACER (to do) is irregular in the past, which means we change the ending and the root of the verb.

hice mis quehaceres = I did my chores *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "e" means I did the action in the past. HACER (to do) is irregular in the past, which means we change the ending and the root of the verb.

juguÉ béisbol = I played baseball *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "É" means I did the action in the past. It is irregular because you need to add a "u" after the "g" to keep the "G" sound.

juguÉ con mi perro = I played with my dog *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "É" means I did the action in the past. It is irregular because you need to add a "u" after the "g" to keep the "G" sound.

juguÉ fútbol americano = I played football *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "É" means I did the action in the past. It is irregular because you need to add a "u" after the "g" to keep the "G" sound.

juguÉ videojuegos= I played videogames *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "É" means I did the action in the past. It is irregular because you need to add a "u" after the "g" to keep the "G" sound.

juguÉ fútbol = I played soccer *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "É" means I did the action in the past. It is irregular because you need to add a "u" after the "g" to keep the "G" sound.

leÍ = I read *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "Í" means I did the action in the past.

salÍ = I went out *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "Í" means I did the action in the past.

no hice nada = I didn't do nothing *The ending of the verb tells us who does the action and when. The "e" means I did the action in the past. HACER (to do) is irregular in the past, which means we change the ending and the root of the verb.

el fin de semana pasado = last weekend

¿Cómo fue tu fin de semana? = How was your weekend?

Mi fin de semana fue excelente. = my weekend was excellent.

¿Qué hiciste durante el fin de semana? = What did you do during the weekend?

Fui a una fiesta, pasé tiempo con mi familia y jugué fútbol. = I went to a party, I spent time with my family and I played soccer.

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"Durante la semana estoy muy ocupada porque todos los dias voy a la escuela y trabajo con los estudiantes. Este fin de semana voy a descansar y relajarme porque estoy cansada."

Señora Kubic

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VOY A... = I am going (to)... AYUDAR A mi abuelo = to help my grandfather "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... celebrAR = to celebrate "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... cocinAR = to cook "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... comER= to eat "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... corrER= to run "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... comprAR= to buy "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... dibujAR= to draw "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... estudiaR= to study "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... hablaR= to talk "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... jugaR= to play "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... limpiaR= to clean "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... quedaRME en casa= to stay (myself) at home "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... miraR= to watch "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... montaR en bicicleta= to ride a bike "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... pasaR tiempo = to spend time "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... patinaR= to skate "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... relajaR= to relax "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... trabajaR= to work "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... usaR mi telefono = to use my phone "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... visitaR= to visit "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... iR de compras= to go shopping "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... dormiR= to sleep "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... iR a una fiesta= to go to a party "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... iR al gimnasio= to go to the gym "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... iR a la iglesia= to go to church "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... haceR la tarea= to do homework "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... haceR mis quehaceres= to do my chores "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... jugaR= to play "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... jugaR= to play "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... jugaR= to play "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... jugaR= to play "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... jugaR= to play "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... leeR= to read "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

VOY A... = I am going (to)... saliR con amigos= to go out with friends "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

No voy A... = I am not going (to)... haceR nada= to do anything (nothing) "R" at the end of the action means TO DO

el fin de semana que viene = the end of the week that is coming (upcoming weekend)

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WE DOends in-AMOS-EMOS-IMOS

ayudAMOS a mi comunidad = WE help my community *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

bailAMOS = WE dance *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

comEMOS comida deliciosa = WE eat delicious food *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

corrEMOS = WE run *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

comprAMOS nuevos zapatos = WE buy new shoes *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

descansAMOS = WE rest *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

dibujAMOS = WE draw *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

dormIMOS = WE sleep *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

escuchAMOS música = WE listen to music *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

estudiAMOS para las clases = WE study for classes *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

hablAMOS por teléfono = WE talk on the phone *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

haCEMOS la tarea = WE do homework *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

haCEMOS ejercicio = WE do exercises *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

juGAMOS al baloncesto = WE play basketball *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

juGAMOS al béisbol = WE play beisbol *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

juGAMOS al tenis = WE play tennis *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

juGAMOS fútbol =WE play soccer *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

juGAMOS al fútbol americano = WE play football *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

juGAMOS videojuegos = WE play videogames *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

leEMOS un libro = WE read a book *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

levantAMOS pesas = WE liFt weights *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

NOS quedAMOS en casa = WE stay at home *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

mirAMOS un partido de fútbol americano = WE watch a game of football *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

nadAMOS = I swim *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

pasAMOS tiempo juntos = WE spend time together *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

participAMOS en atletismo = WE participate in track *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

participAMOS en natación = WE participate in swimming *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

vAMOS de pesca = WE go fishing *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

vAMOS de compras = WE go shopping *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

salIMOS con amigos = WEgo out with friends *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

trabajAMOS = WE work *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

visitAMOS a nuestros amigos = WE visit OUR friends *-AMOS, -EMOS, -IMOS at the end of an action means "WE DO"

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ayudo a mi comunidad = I help my community *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

bailo = I dance *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

como comida deliciosa = I eat delicious food *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

corro = I run *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

compro nuevos zapatos = I buy new shoes *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

descanso = I rest *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

dibujo = I draw *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

duermo = I sleep *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

escucho música = I listen to music *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

estudio para las clases = I study for classes *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

hablo por teléfono = I talk on the phone *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

hago la tarea = I do homework *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

hago ejercicio = I do exercises *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al baloncesto = I play basketball *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al béisbol = I play beisbol *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al tenis = I play tennis *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego fútbol = I play soccer *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego al fútbol americano = I play football *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

juego videojuegos = I play videogames *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

leo un libro = I read a book *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

levanto pesas = I list weights *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

me quedo en casa = I stay at home *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

miro un partido de fútbol americano = I watch a game of football *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

nado = I swim *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

paso tiempo con mi familia = I spend time with my family *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

participo en atletismo = I participate in track *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

participo en natación = I participate in swimming *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

voy de pesca = I go fishing *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

voy de compras = I to shopping *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

salgo con amigos = I go out with friends *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

trabajo = I work *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

visito a mis amigos = I visit my friends *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the -o at end of the action tells you "I do"

Yo = I *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the end of the action tells you who the subject is. For example --> -o at the end of the action means "I do" --> como = I eat, comer = to eat, come = he/she eats

Yo = I *You DO NOT need to include "yo" in your sentence because the end of the action tells you who the subject is. For example --> -o at the end of the action means "I do" --> como = I eat, comer = to eat, come = he/she eats

en = in (can function as "at", but not after "VOY" I go)

el campo de fútbol. = the field of soccer.

la casa de un amigo. = the house of a friend.

la escuela. = the school

la iglesia. = the church el templo. = the temple la mezquita. = the mosque

el concierto. = the concert.

la fiesta. = the party.

el centro comercial = the mall

el gimnasio. = the gym.

el parque. = the park.

el restaurante. = the restaurant el restaurante italiano. el restaurante americano. el restaurante japonés. el restaurante chino. el restaurante indio.

la piscina. = the pool.

el centro de la ciudad. = the center of the city (square).

el cine. = the movie theater. el teatro. = the theater.

el lago. = the lake. el arroyo. = the creek. la playa. = the beach.

el estadio = the stadium

la tienda. = the store.