Question

Anyone in FLVS spanish??

Answer 1

I did twelfth grade Spanish in eighth grade with FLVS, but I had to go back to high school Spanish and I am doing Spanish II, but I can help you with any Spanish... (^_^)

Answer 2

I suck at spanish. @kewlgeek555 heres the assignment.

In this lesson, you have learned the following –ar verbs:

estudiar (to study), hablar (to speak), escuchar (to listen), mirar (to look at), participar (to participate), necesitar (to need), entregar (to turn in), trabajar (to work), buscar (to look for), practicar (to practice), and dibujar (to draw).

Use the above verbs to write a total of nine sentences.

Use the above verbs to write a total of nine sentences.
Write three sentences about yourself using a verb from the above list (use the "yo" (I) form of the verb).
Write three sentences about a friend (use the "él or ella" (he/she) form).
Write three sentences about you and a friend (use the "nosotros/nosotras" (we) form).
Use at least five different -ar verbs.
So I'm not asking you to do the entire assignment, but can you help? Thanks x

Answer 3

Okay, so this is usually what I do. I usually tell people to write their assignments in English, then [try to] translate it by themselves, then post it here and I will correct any mistakes. It might be a little bit more time, but it is MUCH easier.

Let me just make this even easier for you.

For the first three sentences: What do you study? What do you listen to? What do you participate in?

Remember when talking about yourself (yo), you take the root of the word and add -o. For example, "I listen to Vampire Weekend." = "Yo ESCUCHO-O a 'Vampire Weekend'."

Answer 4

Please don't add the dash, though. ^_^

Answer 5

okay so
1. Yo estudo la clase de espanol
2. yo escucho a mi madre
3. Yo participo en los deportes

Answer 6

sorry that took so long my computer died in the process

Answer 7

Okay, you [almost] got it right. It's "estudio", not "estudo", and remember to put "ñ" in "Español."

Answer 8

So now you have, so far, ...

"Yo estudio la clase de Español. Yo escucho a mi madre. Yo participo en deportes."

Now to talk about a friend. When you are talking about a singular person (él/ella), you add -e to the root. For example, "Ella come pizza" = "She eats pizza"

What does your friend work on? What does your friend draw? What does your friend look at?

Answer 9

1. Ella dibuja en la clase de arte con un lápiz 2. él mira el diccionario en clase de ingles 3. Ella necesita papel en clase de arte

Answer 10

I like your examples. :) Though, I think, since they are talking about one friend, to start this paragraph by saying: Mi amiga se llama ____. Then you say the following sentences using "ella". ;]

Answer 11

Oh an it's "Ella necesita papel PARA la clase de arte."

Answer 12

Now, I want you to do the "nosotros", "nosotras" part alone. Remember you are talking about you and your friend. And -AR verbs, when speaking about us "nosotros", then in -amos. For example, "Nosotros jugamos" = "We play"

Answer 13

So choose the words that you want from the list since you already used six different -AR verbs. :}

Answer 14

@kewlgeek555 Okay where do the accents go? Nosotros miramos la television
Nostoros participar en la clase de espanol
Nosotros entregamos un regalo para marita And seriously thank you sooooo much

Answer 15

Hold on a sec. ;]

Answer 16

Okay. Here is your final paragraph:

Nosotros miramos la televisión. Participamos en clases de la escuela. Le damos un regalo a Marita.

But let me make the whole thing really nice:
_____
Mi nombre es Hannah. Yo estudio la clase de español. Yo escucho a mi madre. Participo en los deportes.

Mi amiga se llama _____. Dibuja en la clase de arte con un lápiz. Ella también tiene el papel de la clase de arte. Ella mira el diccionario para la clase de Inglés.

Nosotros miramos la televisión. Participamos en clases de la escuela. Le damos un regalo a Marita.
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Answer 17

Oops, I meant "Ella necesita el papel" Sorry 'bout that mistake.

Answer 18

OMG THANK YOU SOO FREAKING MUCH. Can you help me with one more thing?

Answer 19

Of course.

Answer 20

Choose 3 of the 5 questions below and respond to each with a complete Spanish sentence and record your answers.

¿Quién habla contigo?
¿Cuándo estudias con ella?
¿Qué escuchas con ellos?
¿Dónde practicas el español conmigo?
¿Qué miras con nosotros?

Answer 21

Okay, so let's do it similar to before. I translate this, you answer in English, translate it by yourself, and I look for any mistakes in your transalation.

Who talks with you?
When do you study with her?
What do you listen with them?
Where do you practice Spanish with me?
What do you see with us?

Answer 22

¿Cuándo estudias con ella? yo estudio con ella en Jueves
¿Dónde practicas el español conmigo? yo estudio con usted en clase española
¿Qué escuchas con ellos? yo escucho música con ellos

Answer 23

Oops. Sorry for the late reply. You had just minor mistakes:

Yo estudio con ella el jueves. Yo estudio con usted en la clase de español. Escucho música con ellos.

Answer 24

Its fine(: And do I need to capitalize "Jueves"?

Answer 25

Nope. It's weird with Spanish. You only capitalize names an the beginning of the sentence. You do not capatilize all the words in titles, or weekdays like we do. For example:

"Tom Sawyer's The Adventures of Tom Sawyer"

Spanish: "Tom Sawyer's los aventuras de Tom Sawyer"

Answer 26

Oh okay! that is weird! THANK YOU SOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH.

Answer 27

I know. I HATE that. You are very welcome.