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Punctuation and Accent Marks: You have probably notices that in Spanish, questions begin with an upside-down question mark (¿) and exclamations with an upside-down exclamation point (¡). This lets you know at the beginning of a sentence what kind of sentence you are reading. You have probably also noticed the accent mark (el acento) on words like “días” and “estás”. When you write in Spanish, you must include these accent and punctuation marks.
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Bailar-to dance Cantar-to sing Correr-to run Dibujar-to draw Escribir cuentos-to write stories Jugar videojuegos-to play video games Leer revistas-to read magazines Montar en bicicleta-to ride a bicycle
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Escuchar musica-to listen to music Esquiar-to ski Hablar por telefono-to talk on the phone Ir a la escuela-to go to school Nadar-to swim Pasar tiempo con amigos-to spend time with friends Patinar-to skate Practicar deportes-to play sports
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Tocar la guitarra-to play the guitar Trabajar-to work Usar la computadora- to use the computer Montar en monopatin- to skateboard A mi tambien-me too (A mi) no me gusta-I don’t like to ___ (A mi) no me gusta nada- I don’t like to ___ at all A mi tampoco-I don’t like to either
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Que te gusta hacer- what do you like to do Que te gusta mas- What do you like better Ni…ni-neither…nor Ver la tele-to watch T.V (A mi) me gusta-I like to (A mi) me gusta mas-I like to ___ better (A mi) me gusta mucho – I like to ____ a lot.
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