In this section, you are being asked to replace the italicized part of the given text with text that applies to you. Since these answers are subjective, here you will be provided with a few tips on how to answer these correctly.

The first sentence you are given reads, “every day I like *to go to the park*.

This should be pretty straightforward. Think of something you like to do every day, and make sure you know the infinitive form of the activity. Some things you might do every day are play an instrument (*tocar …..*), rest (*descansar*) or study (*estudiar*). Notice that, in the example, *ir* is the infinitive that follows *me gusta*.

In this section, you are being asked to replace the italicized part of the given text with text that applies to you. Since these answers are subjective, here you will be provided with a few tips on how to answer these correctly.

The second sentence you are given reads, “I never want *to work* on Fridays”.

Here, *trabajar* is your infinitive, and the word you need to replace to fit yourself. What things do you dislike doing on Fridays? Studying (*estudiar*), doing homework (*hacer la tarea*)? Choose something that is true for YOU!

In this section, you are being asked to replace the italicized part of the given text with text that applies to you. Since these answers are subjective, here you will be provided with a few tips on how to answer these correctly.

The third sentence you are given reads, “On the weekends I like *to go out with friends*.

Here, your infinitive following *gustar* is “*salir*” (“to go out”). Your task is to find another infinitive that you enjoy doing on the weekends. Don’t change anything about the sentence apart from replacing the italicized bit. For example, if you’re an athlete, perhaps you’d replace the italicized bit with *jugar al tenis* or another sport that strikes your fancy.

In this section, you are being asked to replace the italicized part of the given text with text that applies to you. Since these answers are subjective, here you will be provided with a few tips on how to answer these correctly.

The fourth sentence you are given reads, “Sundays I want *to rest*”.

Remember, the only bit of the sentence you should change is the italicized part. What do you want to do on Sundays? Your choice could be something as simple as one word, like the given infinitive for “to rest”. Other good options can be found on page 94, or back at the beginning of this chapter. For example, you might say “*los domingos quiero jugar a los videojuegos*”.

In this section, you are being asked to replace the italicized part of the given text with text that applies to you. Since these answers are subjective, here you will be provided with a few tips on how to answer these correctly.

The fifth sentence you are given reads, “I don’t like *to go out* on Tuesdays”.

Here, the italicized section “*salir*” can be replaced with any infinitive (or phrase beginning with an infinitive) that you see fit. Think about what you don’t like to do during the middle of a busy week. Some good options might be “to do homework”, or “to go to rehearsal” (*ir al ensayo*).

In this section, you are being asked to replace the italicized part of the given text with text that applies to you. Since these answers are subjective, here you will be provided with a few tips on how to answer these correctly.

The sixth and final sentence you are given reads, “Saturdays I like *to go to the mall*.

What do you like to do on Saturdays? Some good options to replace the italicized text with might be *descansar*, *jugar a los videojuegos*, or *nadar*. You’ve learned many options, using infinitives, that could be good here. For example, maybe you say, “*los sábados me gusta ir a la casa de mi amiga*”.