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Expresate!: Spanish 1

1st Edition

Rinehart, Winston and Holt

ISBN: 9780030452048

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Exercise 1

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Now, taking the table above as a reference, decide which expression is useful for you in each of the situations described.

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– You see a friend after three years.
**”¡Tanto tiempo sin verte!”** (*Long time, no see!*)

Exercise 2

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Now, taking the table above as a reference, decide which expression is useful for you in each of the situations described.

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– You have just been introduced to two friends.
**”¿Qué hay de nuevo?”** (*What´s new?*)

Exercise 3

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Now, taking the table above as a reference, decide which expression is useful for you in each of the situations described.

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– You are with your parents and you see a friend who does not know them.
**”Te presento a mis padres.”** (*I would like you to meet my parents*)

Exercise 4

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Now, taking the table above as a reference, decide which expression is useful for you in each of the situations described.

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– You are going to talk to a friend on the phone later.
**”Chao, te llamo más tarde.”** (*Bye, I’ll call you later.*)

Exercise 5

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Now, taking the table above as a reference, decide which expression is useful for you in each of the situations described.

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– A friend is going to the Dominican Republic for two years.
**”Vale, que te vaya bien.”** (*Okay. Hope things go well for you.*)

Exercise 6

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Now, taking the table above as a reference, decide which expression is useful for you in each of the situations described.

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– You are very happy to see a friend.
**”!Qué gusto verte!”** (*It is great to see you!*)

Exercise 7

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Now, taking the table above as a reference, decide which expression is useful for you in each of the situations described.

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– A friend wants to know what you did over the weekend, but you didn’t do anything new.

**”Lo de siempre.”** (*The usual.*)

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