In this exercise, you should connect the activity on one side with its items on the other.

1. C

peinarse — el peine
*(to comb hair — a hair comb)*

2. E

bañarse — el jabón y el champú
*(to bathe — a soap and a shampoo)*

3. A

cepillarse los dientes — la pasta y el cepillo de dientes
*(to brush teeth — a toothpaste and a toothbrush)*

4. B

maquillarse — el espejo
*(to do make-up — a mirror)*

5. D

vestirse — la ropa
*(to dress — clothes)*

See the explanation.

1. C
2. E
3. A
4. B
5. D

In this exercise, you should complete the dialogue with words or expressions that fit.

It will be easier if we translate the dialogue sentence by sentence.

Gustavo: Hi Andrea! Are you already 1. __________?

1. going on a trip?
*(vas **a viajar?**)*

Andrea: Hi Gustavo! Yes, I am going to 2. ________, far from the city. I still have a lot of things to do.

2. to the countryside
*(al **campo**)*

Gustavo: Are you going by 3. ________?

3. by plane?
*(en **avión?**)*

Andrea: No, I am going by 4. _________. It is not as fast but I can look at very nice places.

4. by train
*(en **tren**)*

Gustavo: And do you know to what 5. _________ you are going to?

5. what hotel
*(qué **hotel**)*

Andrea: No, I am not going to a hotel. I am going to some of my uncle’s house.

See the explanation.

1. a viajar
2. campo
3. avión
4. tren
5. hotel

This exercise aims to help you practice writing about your routine.

Hint: Answer in the same tense the question was asked. Also, since most of the verbs you should use are reflexive, use the appropriate pronouns.

1. At what time do you generally go to sleep?

– Yo me acuesto generalmente a las once de la noche.
*(I go to sleep generally at 11 PM.)*

2. At what time do you generally wake up?

– Yo me despierto generalmente a las siete de la mañana.
*(I wake up generally at 7 AM.)*

3. How many times per day do you brush your teeth?

– Yo me cepillo los dientes tres veces por día.
*(I brush my teeth three times per day.)*

Note how we have to conjugate not only the reflexive verb but also the pronoun. The pronoun should match the subject, just like in the sentences above.