In this exercise, you have to say when you are going to do the given activity.

The example model reads:

*to take a bath*
*I’m going to take a bath this night before going to bed.*

The given activity is *levantarme (to get up).* That means that you have to say when you are going to get up.

Here are some expressions that may help you express yourself:

*temprano por la mañana (early in the morning)*

*trade por la mañana (late in the morning)*

*a las __ por la mañana (at __ a.m.)*

Remember to use the construction **ir a + infinitive** when you want to say that you are going to do something.

*Voy a levantarme… / Me voy a levantar…* *(I’m going to get up…)*

In this exercise, you have to say when you are going to do the given activity.

The example model reads:

*to take a bath
I’m going to take a bath this night before going to bed.*

The given activity is *acostarme (to go to bed)*. That means that you have to say when you are going to go to bed.

Here are some time expressions that you may want to use:

*temprano (early)*

*trade (late)*

*después de (after)*

Remember to use the construction **ir a + infinitive** when you want to say that you are going to do something.

*Voy a acostarme… / Me voy a acostar… (I’m going to go to bed…)*

In this exercise, you have to say when you are going to do the given activity.

The example model reads:

*to take a bath
I’m going to take a bath this night before going to bed.*

The given activity is *ponerme el piyama (to put on pajamas).* That means that you have to say when you are going to put on pajamas.

Here are some time expressions that you may want to use:

*antes de (before)*

*después de (after)*

*esta noche (this night)*

Remember to use the construction **ir a + infinitive** when you want to say that you are going to do something.

*Voy a ponerme el piyama… / Me voy a poner el piyama… (I’m going to put on pajamas…)*

In this exercise, you have to say when you are going to do the given activity.

The example model reads:

*to take a bath
I’m going to take a bath this night before going to bed.*

The given activity is *relajarme (to relax)*. That means that you have to say when you are going to relax.

Here are some time expressions you may want to use:

*por la mañana (in the morning*)

*por la tarde (in the afternoon)*

*antes de (before)*

*después de (after)*

Remember to use the construction **ir a + infinitive** when you want to say that you are going to do something.

*Voy a relajarme… / Me voy a relajar… (I’m going to relax…)*

In this exercise, you have to say when you are going to do the given activity.

The example model reads:

*to take a bath
I’m going to take a bath this night before going to bed.*

The given activity is *entrenarme (to work out*). That means that you have to say when you are going to work out.

Here are some time expressions you may want to use:

*esta mañana (this morning)*

*por la mañana (in the morning)*

*esta tarde (this afternoon)*

*por la tarde (in the afternoon)*

*antes de (before)*

*después de (after)*

Remember to use the construction **ir a + infinitive** when you want to say that you are going to do something.

*Voy a entrenarme…/Me voy a entrenar… (I’m going to work out…)*

In this exercise, you have to say when you are going to do the given activity.

The example model reads:

*to take a bath
I’m going to take a bath this night before going to bed.*

The given activity is *vestirme* *(to get dressed)*. That means that you have to say when you are going to get dressed.

Here are some time expressions you may want to use:

*esta mañana (this morning)*

*antes de (before)*

*después de (after)*

*temprano (early)*

Remember to use the construction **ir a + infinitive** when you want to say that you are going to do something.

*Voy a vestirme…/Me voy a vestir… (I’m going to get dressed…)*