In this task you need to fill the gaps with the appropriate option.
In the first sentence, which says that this evening they will celebrate the grandma’s birthday, the correct option is “vamos” because the periphrasis “ir + a + infinitive” is used to talk about plans. Therefore, the correct option is “vamos”.

The second sentence means that the father is busy.

The third sentence wants to say that he is decorating (“decorando”) the yard. Therefore, the correct option is “decorando”.

The fourth sentence wants to say that mother is making dinner (“la cena”). The breakfast (“el desayuno”) isn’t the correct answer because the celebration is happening in the evening, not in the morning. Therefore, the correct option is “la cena”.

The fifth sentence says that all of us needs to help her (“ayudarla”).

The sixth sentence wants to say that we are going to clean (“limpiar”) the rooms.

1) vamos
2) está
3) decorando
4) la cena
5) ayudarla
6) limpiar

[1,d] [2,a] [3,c] [4,e] [5,b]

1) conocer 2) mercado 3) césped 4) comida 5) puedo

In this exercise, we find questions about what plans some friends have. To answer the questions two expressions are given in parentheses and we must decide which is the most appropriate to form a sentence.

1. The first question question says: Where do you and your friends plan to go tonight?

The words in the parentheses are *vamos* which means *we go*, and *ayudamos* which means *we help*.

Since the question is about where they plan to go, the most appropriate word to form an answer is **vamos**. Let’s see some examples for the answer:

|Spanish |English |
|–|–|
|Mis amigos y yo vamos a un parque de diversiones. | My friends and I go to an amusement park. |
|Mis amigos y yo vamos a una cafetería. | My friends and I go to a coffee shop.|

2. This question says: Do you prefer to go downtown or visit a museum?

The words in the parentheses are *prefiero* which means *I prefer*, and *necesito* which means *I need*.

In this case the question is about what do yo prefer to do, so the most appropriate word to form an answer is **prefiero**. Let’s see the two possible answers:

|Spanish |English |
|–|–|
|Yo prefiero ir al centro. |I prefer to go downtown. |
|Yo prefiero visitar un museo. |I prefer to visit a museum. |

3. This question says: What do you like to watch on television?

The words in the parentheses are *me levanto* which means *I get up*, and *me encanta* which means *I like*.

Since the question is about what you like to watch on television, the most appropriate words to form an answer is **me encanta**. Let’s see some examples for the answer:

|Spanish |English |
|–|–|
|Me encanta ver películas de terror. | I like to watch horror movies.|
|Me encanta ver series de comedia. |I like to watch comedy series. |

4. This question says: Where are you and your family planning to go for the weekend?

The words in the parentheses are *tenemos ganas* which means *we want*, and *no estamos* which means *we are not*.

In this case the question is about where you plan to go, so the most appropriate words to form an answer is **tenemos ganas** to describe where you want to go. Let’s see some examples for the answer:

|Spanish |English |
|–|–|
| Mi familia y yo tenemos ganas de ir a la playa. |My family and I want to go to the beach. |
|Mi familia y yo tenemos ganas de ir al club campestre. | My family and I want to go to the country club. |

5. The last question says: Do you have plans for this afternoon?

The words in the parentheses are *no te olvides* which means *don’t forget*, and *no sé* which means *I don’t know*.

In this case the question is if you have something to do this afternoon, so the most appropriate words to form an answer is **no sé**. Let’s see an example for the answer:

|Spanish |English |
|–|–|
|No sé qué hacer esta tarde, tengo que estudiar. | I don’t know what to do this afternoon, I have to study. |

This exercise is a conversation between Carmen and her mother. Carmen asks her mother how she can help her and we must use the words in parentheses to form her mother’s answer. Remember that we must conjugate the verbs as applicable.

1. The first question says: What is there to do?

The given words are *tener* which means *to have*, and *limpiar el baño* which means *to clean the bathroom*.

There are two possible answers depending on whether Carmen’s mother is going to clean the bathroom with her or not, following the example. Let’s see them below:

| Spanish| English|
|–|–|
|Tenemos que limpiar el baño. |We have to clean the bathroom. |
| Tienes que limpiar el baño.|You have to clean the bathroom. |

2. This question says: Can I help you?

The given words are *sí* which means *yes*, and *sacar la basura* which means *to take out the trash*.

Since Carmen asks directly if she can help in this case, let’s assume that Carmen has to take out the trash by herself. Let’s see some answers:

|Spanish |English |
|–|–|
| Sí. Saca la basura, por favor. | Yes. Take out the trash, please.|
| Sí. Puedes sacar la basura. | Yes. You can take out the trash.|

3. This question says: What is there to do in the kitchen?

The given words are *deber* which means *should*, *poner la mesa* which means *to set the table*, and *lavar los platos* which means *to wash the dishes*.

Since Carmen is asking what needs to be done in the kitchen there are two possible answers depending on whether Carmen’s mother is going to help her or not. Let’s see them below:

|Spanish |English |
|–|–|
|Debes poner la mesa y lavar los platos. |You should set the table and wash the dishes. |
|Debemos poner la mesa y lavar los platos |We should set the table and wash the dishes. |

4. This question says: What else do I have to do?

The given words are *deber* which means *should*, *poner* which means *to put*, *postre* which means *dessert*, and *refrigerador* which means *refrigerator*.

In this case Carmen is asking directly what else she should do. Let’s see an answer:

| Spanish|English |
|–|–|
| Debes poner el postre en el refrigerador. |You should put the dessert in the refrigerator. |

5. This question says: What else do I do?

Among the words given we find *pasar* and *aspiradora*, which in the context of the question we must see them as a whole, referring to *pasar la aspiradora* which means *to vacuum*. There is also *sala* which means *living room*.

Once again, Carmen is asking what else she can do on her own. Let’s see an answer:

| Spanish|English |
|–|–|
|Pasa la aspiradora en la sala. | Vacuum the living room.|

6. The last question says: Anything else?

The given words are *sí* which means *yes*, *no olvidarse* which means *to not forget*, *cortar* which means *to cut*, and *césped* which means *grass*.

In this case, Carmen asks her mother if, after doing her chores, there is something else she can do. His mother’s answer would be the following:

| Spanish|English |
|–|–|
|Sí. No olvides cortar el césped. | Yes. Don’t forget to cut the grass. |

1) Prefiero pasar la aspiradora. 2) Me gusta más trabajar en el jardín. 3) Todos los días debo ordenar mi cuarto, ayudar en la cocina a lavar los platos y ayudar a recoger las cosas que están desordenadas en la casa. 4) Limpio mi cuarto y ayudo a lavar la ropa. 5) Si. Todos los fines de semana limpio a fondo mi cuarto.