Read Madrigals Magic Key to Spanish Online
Authors: Margarita Madrigal
Tags: #Reference, #Language Arts & Disciplines
D
“Salir” (
to leave, to go out
) is followed by “de.”
1 | 2 | 3 |
Salgo ( I leave ) | del trabajo ( work ) | a las cinco ( at five o’clock ) |
![]() | del despacho | |
Salimos ( We leave ) | de la casa | a las cuatro |
| de la tienda | tarde |
![]() | del teatro | temprano ( early ) |
Salí ( I left ) | del cine | a las once ( at eleven o’clock ) |
![]() | del hotel | |
Salimos | a las ocho ( at eight o’clock ) | a las diez |
![]() | | a las ocho |
| | el sábado |
Translate the following sentences into Spanish. Write out each sentence in Spanish, using the columns above as a guide. Check your sentences with the correct translations below this exercise.
Check your sentences with the translations below.
Uses of TENER,
to have
In Spanish we do not say, “I’m hungry. I’m cold,” etc. Instead, we say, “I have hunger. I have cold,” etc.
Tengo hambre. I’m hungry ( I have hunger ). | ![]() Are you hungry? |
Tengo frío. I’m cold . | ![]() Are you cold? |
Tengo calor. I’m warm . | ![]() Are you warm? |
Tengo sed. I’m thirsty . | ![]() Are you thirsty? |
Tengo sueño. I’m sleepy . | ![]() Are you sleepy? |
Tengo miedo. I’m afraid ( I have fear ). | ![]() Are you afraid? |
Tengo tos. I have a cough . | ![]() Have you a cough? |
Tengo catarro. I have a cold . | ![]() Have you a cold? |
Tengo razón. I’m right . | ![]() You are right . |
Tengo dolor de estómago. I have a stomach ache . | |
Tengo dolor de cabeza. I have a headache . | |
Tengo dolor de muela. I have a toothache . |