In this exercise, you have to match each verb on the left column with the option that fits the best on the right column.

The first given verb on the left column is *despertarse*, meaning *to wake up*. Therefore, the right option on the right column is *temprano por la mañana* (*early in the morning*).

The second given verb on the left column is *acostarse*, meaning *to lay down* or *to go to bed*. Therefore, the right option on the right column is *por la noche* (*in the night*).

The third given verb on the left column is *lavarse*, meaning *to wash yourself*. Therefore, the right option on the right column is *la cara* (*the face*).

The fourth given verb on the left column is *peinarse*, meaning *to comb yourself*. Therefore, the right option on the right column is *el pelo* (*the hair*).

The fifth given verb on the left column is *sentarse*, meaning *to sit down*. Therefore, the right option on the right column is *en una silla* (*on a chair*).

The sixth given verb on the left column is *mirarse*, meaining *to look yourself*. Therefore, the right option on the right column is *en el espejo* (*in the mirror*).

The seventh given verb on the left column is *ponerse*, meaning *to put on*. Therefore, the right option on the right column is *un suéter* (*a sweater*).

The eighth given verb on the left column is *llamarse*, meaning *to be called*. Therefore, the right option on the right column is *Felipe*.

The ninth given verb on the left column is *cepillarse*, meaning *to brush*. Therefore, the right option on the right column is *los dientes* (*the teeth*).

The tenth given verb on the left column is *quedarse*, meaning *to stay*. Therefore, the right option on the right column is *en la cama* (*in the bed*).

1. e
2. c
3. g
4. a
5. d
6. b
7. f
8. j
9. h
10. i

In this exercise, you have to write down the antonym of each given word.

The first word is *sentarse*, meaning *to sit down*. Therefore, the solution is *levantarse*, meaning *to get up*.

The second word is *derecho*, meaning *right* (adjective). Therefore, the solution is *izquierda*, meaning *left*.

The third word is *acostarse*, meaning *to lay down* or *to go to bed*. Therefore, the solution is *levantarse*, meaning *to get up*, as in the first point.

The fourth word is *ponerse*, meaning *to put on*. Therefore, the solution is *quitarse*, meaning *to take off*.

The fifth word is *frío*, meaning *cold*, both noun and adjective. Therefore, the solution is *caliente*, meaning *warm*, as adjective and *calor*, meaning *heat*, as a noun.

1. levantarse
2. izquierdo
3. levantarse
4. quitarse
5. caliente, calor

This exercise asks you to write down all body parts you know.

There are many children’s songs about this topic. It can be useful if you know any.

A possible solution could be:

Cabeza
Ojos
Nariz
Boca
Hombros
Espalda
Pecho
Brazos
Piernas
Pies

In this exercise, you have to rebuild the given sentences, changing the marked word by its opposite.

In the first sentence, the marked word is *izquierda*, meaning *left*. Therefore, its opposite is *derecha*, meaning *right*.

In the second sentence, the marked word is *levanta*, meaning *he gets up* or *he stands up*.

It could be the opposite to *se acuesta* (*he goes to bed*) or to *se sienta* (*he sits down*). As the second one is used after in this same exercise, we will use the first one. Therefore, the solution is *se acuesta*.

In the third sentence, the marked word is *frío*, meaning *cold*. Therefore, its opposite is *calor*, meaning *hot*.

In the fourth sentence, the marked word is *se pone*, meaning *he puts on*. Therefore, its opposite is *se quita*, meaning *he takes off*.

In the fifht sentence, the marked word is *se sienta*, meaning *she sits down*. Therefore, its opposite is *dese levanta*, meaning *she stands up*.

1. derecha
2. se acuesta
3. calor
4. se quita
5. se levanta

In this exercise, you have to form sentences about **Felipe**, using the expressions already seen on exercise A of page 2.3.

In the first point, the expression you have to use is *despertarse temprano por la mañana*, meaning *to wake up early in the morning*.

Therefore, the solution could be *Felipe se despierta temprano por la mañana durante toda la semana*, meaning *Felipe wakes up early in the morning during the whole week*.

In the second point, the expression you have to use is *acostarse por la noche*, meaning *to go to bed in the night*.

Therefore, the solution could be *Felipe see acuesta por la noche demasiado tarde*, meaning *Felipe goes to bed in the night too late*.

In the third point, the expression you have to use is *lavarse la cara*, meaning *to wash your face*.

Therefore, the solution could be *Felipe se lava la cara al despertarse*, meaning *Felipe washes his face when he wakes up*.

In the fourth point, the expression you have to use is *peinarse el pelo*, meaning *to comb your hair*.

Therefore, the solution could be *Felipe se peina el pelo con dificultad*, meaning *Felipe combs his hair difficultly*.

In the fifth point, the expression you have to use is *sentarse en una silla*, meaning *to sit on a chair*.

Therefore, the solution could be*Felipe se sienta en una silla muy cómoda*, meaning *Felipe sits on a very confortable chair*.

In the sixth point, the expression you have to use is *mirarse en el espejo*, meaning *to look yourself in the mirror*.

Therefore, the solution could be *Felipe se mira en el espejo para peinarse el pelo*, meaning *Felipe looks himself in the mirror to comb his hair*.

In the seventh point, the expression you have to use is *ponerse un suéter*, meaning *to put on a sweater*.

Therefore, the solution could be *Felipe se pone un suéter navideño*, meaning *Felipe puts on a christmas sweater*.

In the eighth point, the expression you have to use is *llamarse*, literally meaning *to be called*, although the natural translation would be *my/his/her name is…*

Therefore, the solution could be *Él se llama Felipe*, meaning *his name is Felipe*.

In the ninth point, the expression you have to use is *cepillarse los dientes*, meaning *to brush your teeth*.

Therefore, the solution could be *Felipe se cepilla los dientes muy rápido*, meaning *Felipe brushes his teeth very fast*.

In the tenth point, the expression you have to use is *quedarse en la cama*, meaning *to stay on bed*.

Therefore, the solution is *Felipe se queda en la cama hasta las diez los fines de semana*, meaning *Felipe stays on bed until ten during the weekends*.

1. Felipe se despierta temprano por la mañana durante toda la semana.
2. Felipe se acuesta por la noche demasiado tarde.
3. Felipe se lava la cara al despertarse.
4. Felipe se peina el pelo con dificultad.
5. Felipe se sienta en una silla muy cómoda.
6. Felipe se mira en el espejo para peinarse el pelo.
7. Felipe se pone un suéter navideño.
8. Él se llama Felipe.
9. Felipe se cepilla los dientes muy rápido.
10. Felipe se queda en la cama hasta las diez los fines de semana.