Realidades 2
1st Edition
ISBN: 9780130359513
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Page 27: Actividad 14
Exercise 1
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Empieza
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In this example, we are asked to provide the word that best fills in the blank. Since we are using the stem-change verbs, we will choose one of these to complete the sentence.
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First, the phrase reads: It’s amazing, but my favorite class _____ at 7:30 in the morning. The options that we have to choose from are the verbs ’empezar’ and ‘entender’, which mean ‘to begin’ and ‘to understand’, respectively. In this case, it makes more sense that the class would ‘begin’.
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Finally, the correct third person singular, present tense conjugation of the verb ’empezar’ is the one that we will use in the blank, because the subject of the sentence is ‘la clase’.
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empieza
Exercise 2
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Entiende
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In this example, we are asked to provide the word that best fills in the blank. Since we are using the stem-change verbs, we will choose one of these to complete the sentence.
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First, the phrase reads: The teacher, Mr. Diaz, is really nice and he _____ that we’re all really sleepy in the morning. The options that we have to choose from are the verbs ‘pedir’ and ‘entender’, which mean ‘to ask’ and ‘to understand’, respectively. In this case, it makes more sense that the teacher would ‘understand’.
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Finally, the correct third person singular, present tense conjugation of the verb ‘entender’ is the one that we will use in the blank, because the subject of the sentence is ‘Mr. Diaz’.
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entiende
Exercise 3
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In this example, we are asked to provide the word that best fills in the blank. Since we are using the stem-change verbs, we will choose one of these to complete the sentence.
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First, the phrase reads: None of the students _____ in this class, because we’re always really active. The options that we have to choose from are the verbs ‘dormir’ and ‘querer’, which mean ‘to sleep’ and ‘to want’, respectively. In this case, it makes more sense that none of the students would ‘sleep’.
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Finally, the correct third person singular, present tense conjugation of the verb ‘dormir’ is the one that we will use in the blank, because the subject of the sentence is ‘student’.
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duerme
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Duerme
Exercise 4
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Preferimos
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In this example, we are asked to provide the word that best fills in the blank. Since we are using the stem-change verbs, we will choose one of these to complete the sentence.
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First, the phrase reads: I think that the students _____ the classes that have more activities. The options that we have to choose from are the verbs ‘preferir’ and ‘poder’, which mean ‘to prefer’ and ‘to be able to’, respectively. In this case, it makes more sense that none the students would ‘prefer’.
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Finally, the correct third person plural, present tense conjugation of the verb ‘preferir’ is the one that we will use in the blank, because the subject of the sentence is ‘students’.
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prefieren
Exercise 5
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In this example, we are asked to provide the word that best fills in the blank. Since we are using the stem-change verbs, we will choose one of these to complete the sentence.
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First, the phrase reads: Mr Diaz usually _____ the instructions for the activities two or three times. The options that we have to choose from are the verbs ‘repetir’ and ‘querer’, which mean ‘to repeat’ and ‘to want’, respectively. In this case, it makes more sense that Mr Diaz would ‘repeat’.
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Finally, the correct third person singular, present tense conjugation of the verb ‘repetir’ is the one that we will use in the blank, because the subject of the sentence is ‘Mr Diaz’.
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repite
Exercise 6
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In this example, we are asked to provide the word that best fills in the blank. Since we are using the stem-change verbs, we will choose one of these to complete the sentence.
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First, the phrase reads: Sometimes we don’t _____ the exercises in the book. The options that we have to choose from are the verbs ‘entender’ and ‘servir’, which mean ‘to understand’ and ‘to serve’, respectively. In this case, it makes more sense that we wouldn’t ‘understand’.
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Finally, the correct first person plural, present tense conjugation of the verb ‘entender’ is the one that we will use in the blank, because the subject of the sentence is ‘we’.
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entendemos
Exercise 7
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In this example, we are asked to provide the word that best fills in the blank. Since we are using the stem-change verbs, we will choose one of these to complete the sentence.
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First, the phrase reads: We _____ for help. The options that we have to choose from are the verbs ‘pensar’ and ‘pedir’, which mean ‘to think’ and ‘to ask for’, respectively. In this case, it makes more sense that we would ‘ask for’.
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Finally, the correct first person plural, present tense conjugation of the verb ‘pedir’ is the one that we will use in the blank, because the subject of the sentence is ‘we’.
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pedimos
Exercise 8
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In this example, we are asked to provide the word that best fills in the blank. Since we are using the stem-change verbs, we will choose one of these to complete the sentence.
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First, the phrase reads: Mr. Diaz _____ always help us. The options that we have to choose from are the verbs ‘jugar’ and ‘poder’, which mean ‘to play’ and ‘to be able to’, respectively. In this case, it makes more sense that Mr. Diaz would ‘be able to’.
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Finally, the correct third person singular, present tense conjugation of the verb ‘poder’ is the one that we will use in the blank, because the subject of the sentence is ‘Mr. Diaz’.
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puede
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Puede
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