In this section, you are asked to say whether or not you attend various places or events, and then say why using the verb *querer*.
The example gives the place: “to the park”. The two possible responses given are, “yes, I go to the park because I want to run” or “no, I don’t go to the park because I want to rest”.

The first place given to you is “to the beach”.

Since these answers are subjective, you will simply be provided a few tips on how to answer these questions for yourself.
As you can see from the example, you will use the phrase *”voy a la playa*” regardless of whether you go to the beach or not. The difference in the sentences lies in the beginning, using *sí* or *”no, no…”*.

Following your initial statement of whether or not you go to the beach, you will have to explain why using the phrase *”porque quiero…*” (“because I want…”). Page 94 contains some good options for how to complete these sentences. For example, you might say, *”no, no voy a la playa porque quiero estudiar”*.

In this section, you are asked to say whether or not you attend various places or events, and then say why using the verb *querer*.
The example gives the place: “to the park”. The two possible responses given are, “yes, I go to the park because I want to run” or “no, I don’t go to the park because I want to rest”.

The second place given to you is “to the gym”.

Since these answers are subjective, you will simply be provided a few tips on how to answer these questions for yourself.
On page 95 you learned the vocabulary word *”gimnasio*”. Precede the given phrase with *”voy”* regardless of what your answer is, like in the example. The difference between an affirmative and a negative answer will be the use of “*sí”* or “*no, no…”*.

Use the phrase “*porque quiero…”* to explain why you are or aren’t going to the gym. Page 94 contains some good options (which all begin with infinitives) to complete these sentences, but you’ve learned many infinitives over the past two chapters that you could use.
For example, you might say “*sí, voy al gimnasio porque quiero hacer ejercicio”*.

In this section, you are asked to say whether or not you attend various places or events, and then say why using the verb *querer*.
The example gives the place: “to the park”. The two possible responses given are, “yes, I go to the park because I want to run” or “no, I don’t go to the park because I want to rest”.

The third place given to you is “to the dance”.

Since these answers, are subjective, you will simply be provided a few tips on how to answer these questions for yourself.
You will use the *”voy* followed by the given place (“to the dance”) in your sentence regardless of whether or not your answer is affirmative. If you do go to the dance, you will preface your sentence with *”sí”*, and if you don’t you will preface the sentence with “*no, no…”*.

Following your initial statement of whether or not you go to the dance, you will have to explain why or why not using the phrase “*porque quiero…”* (“because I want…”). Follow this up with an infinitive and you will have written your sentence. For example, you might write something like, “*No, no voy al baile porque quiero descansar”*.

In this section, you are asked to say whether or not you attend various places or events, and then say why using the verb *querer*.
The example gives the place: “to the park”. The two possible responses given are, “yes, I go to the park because I want to run” or “no, I don’t go to the park because I want to rest”.

The fourth place given to you is “to school”.

Since these answers are subjective, you will simply be provided a few tips on how to answer these questions for yourself. You will use the word *voy* followed by the given place (“to school”) within your sentence regardless of whether or not it is affirmative or negative. The difference in the sentences lies at the beginning, in the use of “*sí*” or “*no, no…”* (as you can see in the example).

Following your initial statement of whether or not you go to school, you will have to explain why using the phrase “*porque quiero…”*. By this point, you should know that this phrase means “because I want” and will be followed by an infinitive. Page 94 has some good options to complete your sentence, and you’ve also learned many infinitives over the course of the last three chapters that would suffice. For example, you might say, “*sí, voy al colegio porque quiero estudiar*”.

In this section, you are asked to say whether or not you attend various places or events, and then say why using the verb *querer*.
The example gives the place: “to the park”. The two possible responses given are, “yes, I go to the park because I want to run” or “no, I don’t go to the park because I want to rest”.

The fifth place given to you is “to work”.

Since these answers are subjective, you will simply be provided a few tips on how to answer these questions for yourself.
You will use *voy* followed by the given place to form the phrase “*voy al trabajo*”. If you do go to work, you will preface the phrase with “*sí*”. If not, you will preface it with “*no, no…”*. You’ll note that *no* is said twice, once to mean “no”, and once to mean “not” in the phrase “I do not go to work”.

Finally, you’ll have to explain why you do or do not go to work using the phrase “*porque quiero…”*. Make sure the infinitive you use to complete the sentence makes logical sense within the context. For example, saying “I go to work because I want to rest” doesn’t make any sense. But putting “to rest” in the sentence if it contains “no” makes sense.

In this section, you are asked to say whether or not you attend various places or events, and then say why using the verb *querer*.
The example gives the place: “to the park”. The two possible responses given are, “yes, I go to the park because I want to run” or “no, I don’t go to the park because I want to rest”.

The sixth place given to you is “to the movie theater”.

Since these answers are subjective, you will simply be provided a few tips on how to answer these questions for yourself.
As you can see from the example, the core of your sentence will be “*voy”* + “to the movie theater”. The main difference between your two options will be the beginning, in the use of either “*sí*” or “*no, no…”*.

Following your initial statement of whether or not you go to the movie theater, you will have to explain why using the phrase “*porque quiero…”*. Page 94 contains some good options to complete these sentences with. For example, you might say “*no, no voy al cine porque quiero jugar al tenis*”.

In this section, you are asked to say whether or not you attend various places or events, and then say why using the verb *querer*.
The example gives the place: “to the park”. The two possible responses given are, “yes, I go to the park because I want to run” or “no, I don’t go to the park because I want to rest”.

The seventh place given to you is “to the house of…”.

Since these answers are subjective, you will simply be provided a few tips on how to answer these questions for yourself.
You will use the word *”voy*” followed by the given phrase. This phrase requires you to choose someone’s house to talk about going to. So let’s say you have a friend named Pablo. The core of your sentence would be “*voy a la casa de Pablo*”, and this would be preceded either *”sí*” or “*no, no…”*.

Following your initial statement of whether or not you go to the house of, for example, Pablo, you will need to explain why using the phrase “*porque quiero…”* (“because I want”) followed by an infinitive. For example, if you know Pablo has video games at his house, you might say something like, *”sí, voy a la casa de Pablo porque quiero jugar a los videojuegos”.*

In this section, you are asked to say whether or not you attend various places or events, and then say why using the verb *querer*.
The example gives the place: “to the park”. The two possible responses given are, “yes, I go to the park because I want to run” or “no, I don’t go to the park because I want to rest”.

The eighth place given to you is “to sports practice”.

Since these answers are subjective, you will simply be provided a few tips on how to answer these questions for yourself.
As you can see in the example, your two options are an affirmative sentence (*sí, voy al entrenamiento…*) or a negative one (*no, no voy al entrenamiento*).

To explain why you are or are not going to sports practice, you will use the phrase *”porque quiero…”*. Think about using something like *jugar…(sport)* in your answer, since a sports related answer makes the most sense. For example, you might say “*sí, voy al entrenamiento porque quiero jugar al tenis*”.

In this section, you are asked to say whether or not you attend various places or events, and then say why using the verb *querer*.
The example gives the place: “to the park”. The two possible responses given are, “yes, I go to the park because I want to run” or “no, I don’t go to the park because I want to rest”.

The ninth place given to you is “to the pool”.

Since these answers are subjective, you will simply be provided a few tips on how to answer these questions for yourself.
Using “*voy*” followed by the given phrase, you can choose whether to respond affirmatively (*”sí, voy….*”) or negatively (*”no, no voy…*”). Follow either one of these with the given phrase (“to the pool”).

Now you must explain your initial statement about going to the pool with the phrase *porque quiero…* (“because I want…”). *Nadar* is a great infinitive to use here, as it means “to swim”. Otherwise, you have many options from page 94 and earlier to help you complete the sentence.

In this section, you are asked to say whether or not you attend various places or events, and then say why using the verb *querer*.
The example gives the place: “to the park”. The two possible responses given are, “yes, I go to the park because I want to run” or “no, I don’t go to the park because I want to rest”.

The tenth and final place given to you is “to rehearsal”.

Since these answers are subjective, you will simply be provided a few tips on how to answer these questions for yourself.
As you can see from the example, you will use “*voy*” + the given place (which you learned on page 95) as the core of your sentence. The difference between your two options is the beginning of the sentence: “*sí, voy…”* versus *”no, no voy…”*.

Following your initial statement on whether or not you go to rehearsal, you will have to explain why using the phrase “*porque quiero*”. On page 94 you learned some good options to complete the sentence here. *”Tocar el piano*” could be good if you play piano at rehearsal. *”Bailar”* as well might be a word you would use if you go to rehearsal.