Spanish Like a Pro!

LOS RABUFFI (B2-C1)

LA CLAVE DEL WIFI (STAGES 5-6)

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STAGE #5A: EXPANDING YOUR VOCABULARY

STAGE 5B: COMBINED VOCABULARY ANALYSIS

STAGE 6: SAY IT IN SPANISH!


Now it’s time to put your new vocabulary into practice. What’s the Spanish for…?

  1. My laptop doesn’t work well; it crashes all the time.
    Mi computadora no funciona bien; se congela todo el tiempo.
  2. I found delicious recipes online to try this weekend.
    Encontré unas recetas deliciosas en línea para probar este fin de semana.
  3. When you said that yesterday, were you referring to the trip we planned?
    Cuando dijiste eso ayer, ¿te referías a el viaje que planeamos?
  4. Did you find out what happened at the meeting?
    ¿Averiguaste qué pasó en la reunión?
  5. I want to grow tomatoes in my backyard next spring.
    Quiero cultivar tomates en mi jardín la próxima primavera.
  6. If you don’t know the answer, just search for it on the Google search engine.
    Si no sabes la respuesta, simplemente búscala en el buscador de Google.
  7. He said it wasn’t his fault, but the evidence shows otherwise.
    Él dijo que no era su culpa, pero la evidencia muestra lo contrario.
  8. I ran into her at the store. What a coincidence!
    Me la encontré en la tienda. ¡Qué casualidad!
  9. Don’t take me for a fool; I know you are hiding something.
    No me tomes por un tonto; sé que estás escondiendo algo.
  10. She checked her search history and found some interesting things.
    Ella revisó su historial de búsqueda y encontró algunas cosas interesantes.

 
Now it’s time to put your new vocabulary into practice. What’s the Spanish for…?

  1. I think someone is trying to spy on my conversations.
  2. They attempted to hack my account, but I changed the password just in time.
  3. Now everything makes sense; I understand why she was acting that way.
  4. I changed the locks for security after the break-in.
  5. Don't talk to me like that. Do you take me for a fool? I know exactly what you're doing.
  6. He started to demand explanations after realizing what had happened.
  7. She didn’t help with the project; she didn’t even offer to collaborate.
  8. If you keep complaining, you won’t solve anything.
  9. She was convinced that the neighbors wanted to take us for fools.
  10. I don’t want them to take us for a group that can be easily manipulated.

STAGE #6: SHARING THE STORY

Use these prompts to tell the story/ info the best you can.

1. Frustrado, Rabuffi …
2. Perla le contestó que …
3. Rabuffi se defendió …
4. Rabuffi intentó justificarse …
5. En ese momento, Perla …
6. Cuando Rabuffi exigió …


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