1. tengo miedo. creo que la motocicleta no está segura es segura es seguro está seguro 2. yo ya para salir. ¿y miriam? estoy lista está lista soy lista es lista

When traveling in the spanish-speaking countries, it's very important to be able to understand directions in spanish, so that you can find out how to get from place to place. but what happens if you need to give a friend directions? would you be prepared? in this project you'll practice giving directions to places in panama city.

What are some things that your friends did this week? write 5 complete spanish sentences describing what they did. don't forget to conjugate your verbs in the preterite tense! (use only -er verbs) pay attention to (a) use of correct preterite form of the verb, (b) appropriate vocabulary usage, and (c) overall quality of each response. *note: this is a practice activity. completing this activity will not only prepare you for future tests and assessments but, more importantly, it will enhance your language ability. this activity will not count towards your grade.

Translate the english subject pronouns to spanish and type them in the spaces below. when the subject is a0 i a1 you-familiar singular a2 he a3 we, feminine a4 you-formal plural a5 you-plural, feminine