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Realidades 2

1st Edition

Carol Eubanks Wargin, Myriam Met, Peggy Palo Boyles, Richard S. Sayers

ISBN: 9780130359513

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Exercise 1

Step 1

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Joaquín visits Caracas for the first time. He gives you advice and completes the sentences with the imperative tense of the given verbs.
The example reads: “(put) the driving license”

Step 2

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In this example, we will use the verb “poner” (to put).

Step 3

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Since the subject of this sentence is “tú” (you), we will use the second-person singular form of the verb “poner” in imperative tense.

Result

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Pon el permiso de trabajar en tu cartera antes de salir.

Exercise 2

Step 1

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Joaquín visita Caracas por primera vez. Dale consejos y completa las frases con el imperative tense of the given verbs.
The example reads: “(leave) early so as not to find”

Step 2

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In this example, we will use the verb “salir” (to leave).

Step 3

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Since the subject of this sentence is “tú” (you), we will use the second-person singular form of the verb “salir” in imperative tense.

Result

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Sal temprano para no encontrar mucho tráfico.

Exercise 3

Step 1

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Joaquín visits Caracas for the first time. He gives you advice and completes the sentences with the imperative tense of the given verbs.
The example reads: “(be) a good driver”

Step 2

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In this example, we will use the verb “ser” (to be).

Step 3

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Since the subject of this sentence is “tú” (you), we will use the second-person singular form of the verb “ser” in imperative tense.

Result

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Se un buen conductor para no recibir multas de la policía.

Exercise 4

Solution 1

Solution 2

Step 1

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Joaquín visits Caracas for the first time. He gives you advice and completes the sentences with the imperative tense of the given verbs.
The example reads: “(be) careful when you pass by”

Step 2

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Since the subject of this sentence is “tú” (you), we will use the second-person singular form of the verb “tener” in imperative tense.

Step 3

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Since the subject of this sentence is “tú” (you), we will use the second-person singular form of the verb “tener” in imperative tense.

Result

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Ten cuidado cuando pases por una zona de construcción.

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Exercise 5

Step 1

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Joaquín visits Caracas for the first time. He gives you advice and completes the sentences with the imperative tense of the given verbs.
The example reads: “(go) slowly through”

Step 2

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In this example, we will use the verb “ir” (to go).

Step 3

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Since the subject of this sentence is “tú” (you), we will use the second-person singular form of the verb “ir” in imperative tense.

Result

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Ve despacio por las calles estrechas.

Exercise 6

Step 1

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Joaquín visits Caracas for the first time. He gives you advice and completes the sentences with the imperative tense of the given verbs.
The example reads: “(make) a question.”

Step 2

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In this example, we will use the verb “hacer” (to make).

Step 3

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Since the subject of this sentence is “tú” (you), we will use the second-person singular form of the verb “hacer” in imperative tense.

Result

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Haz una pregunta si no sabes donde queda algo.

Exercise 7

Step 1

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Joaquín visits Caracas for the first time. He gives you advice and completes the sentences with the imperative tense of the given verbs.
The example reads: “(tell) the truth.”

Step 2

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In this example, we will use the verb “decir” (to tell).

Step 3

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Since the subject of this sentence is “tú” (you), we will use the second-person singular form of the verb “decir” in imperative tense.

Result

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Di la verdad si alguien te pregunta cómo se va a algún lado.

Exercise 8

Step 1

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Joaquín visits Caracas for the first time. He gives you advice and completes the sentences with the imperative tense of the given verbs.
The example reads: “(come) straight home”.

Step 2

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In this example, we will use the verb “venir” (to come).

Step 3

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Since the subject of this sentence is “tú” (you), we will use the second-person singular form of the verb “venir” in imperative tense.

Result

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Ven directamente a casa a las cuatro de la tarde.

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