1. caminatas (long walks)
2. mercado (market)
3. tiempo libre (free time)
4. joyas (jewelry)

In this exercise, you should complete the dialogue with the words you were given:
– lo dejo – I’ll sell it/I’ll give it
– le puedo ofrecer – I can offer you
– me deja ver – would you let me have a look
– qué caro – how expensive

It would be best if we translated the dialogue so that we have a better understanding of the context.

*Martín: Hello! ____________ the silver ring?*

It looks like Martín has just entered the store and greeted the jeweler. Martín is interested in a silver ring and wants to have a look at it.

*”**¿Me deja ver** el anillo de plata?”* fits the best in this sentence.

*Jeweler: Of course. Also, _____________ some golden ones. The price is below every product.*

The jeweler offers another product, so here we will put *”**le puedo ofrecer** algunos de oro.”*

*Martín: ____________ !*

Martín seems surprised. The best fit for this sentece is *”¡**qué caro**!”*

*Jeweler: Okay, _____________ cheaper if you buy two*

The jewel is negotiating the price, so *”**lo dejo** más barato si compra dos.”* fits perfectly here.

In this exercise, you should complete the sentences by writing the activities people in the pictures are doing.

Note that in some sentences, you will have to conjugate the verb. In others, you won’t, and you will use the infinitive form of the verb.

1. Claudia **hace surfing**…
*(Claudia is surfing on the beach.)*

Claudia is third-person singular, so we used the third-person singular form of the verb *”hacer,”* and got *”hace.”*

2. Alejandro **hace una parrillada**…
*(Alejandro is having barbecue at his house.)*

Alejandro is third-person singular, so, again, we conjugated the verb *”hacer”* and got “*hace”* as a result.

3. Los chicos van a **acampar**…
*(Guys are going to camp in the open air.)*

This sentence is different than the previous two. Here, we have a common construction *”**van + a + infinitive**,” used to talk about something we are going to do.* The key element here is the prepositon *”**a**,”* which is followed by an infinitive.

For example:
– yo voy *a viajar*
– tú vas *a viajar*
– él/ella va *a viajar*
– nosotros vamos *a viajar*
– etc.