The sentence reads:
*The ______ is on la Calle Cortés.*

The *truck* is on the Calle Cortés. The word for truck is *el camión.*

the sentence reads: *________ for two blocks.*

The truck *continues* for two blocks.
*Seguir* means *to continue*.

The third person singular form of *seguir* is *sigue*.

The sentence reads:
*_____ in the ______ of the Calle Cortés and the Avenida Hernández.*

The truck *stops* at the *intersection* of these two streets.

*Parar* means *to stop*– it should be conjugated in the third person singular form: *para*.

*Cruce de calles* means *intersection*.

This sentence reads::
*This street is _____ so now the driver is being careful.*

It would make sense to say that the street is *narrow*, which is *estrecho* in Spanish.

The sentence reads:
*It doesn’t stop at the ______ that is to the left.*

There is a *plaza* to the left of the truck; it does not stop here. The word for *plaza* is the same in English and in Spanish.

This sentence reads:
*________ straight in the Avenida Hernández until the Calle Calero.*

The car *continues* straight until it reaches Calle Calero.
*Continuar* means *to continue*, and is conjugated as *continua* in the third person singular form.

This sentence reads:
*______ the Calle Calero until until reaching the _____.*

The truck *crosses* the Calle calero to reach the *exit*.

*Cruzar* means *to cross,* which is conjugated as *cruza* in the third person singular form.

*Salida* means *exit.*