UNIT 1. Translation. Translate “levanta la mano antes de hablar”
RAISE YOUR HAND BEFORE SPEAKING/BEFORE YOU SPEAK
UNIT 1. Translation. How do you say “Tengo una tablet de 10 pulgadas”
I HAVE/HAVE GOT A 10 INCHES TABLET
UNIT 2. Translation. Translate “Estad aquí a las 5 pm clavadas”
BE HERE AT 5 P.M SHARP
UNIT 1. Vocabulary. How do you say “tornillo de perno”
BOLT
UNIT 1. Translation. Translate “Baja el volumen!”
LOWER THE VOLUME!
UNIT 1. Vocabulary. Tell the time “2:35”
TWENTY-FIVE TO THREE
UNIT 2. Translation. Translate “Coge el martillo y clava los clavos”
TAKE THE HAMMER AND DRIVE IN THE NAILS
UNIT 1. Vocabulary. How do you say “estar de pie”
TO STAND
UNIT 2. Translation. Translate “La tuerca está apretada”.
THE NUT IS TIGHT
UNIT 2. Translation. Translate: “Coge la llave y aprieta las tuercas”
TAKE THE SPANNER AND TIGHTEN THE NUTS
UNIT 1. Vocabulary. How do you spell “bea_martinez@gmail.com”
BEA UNDERSCORE MARTINEZ AT GMAIL DOT COM
UNIT 3. Vocabulary. How do you call the pliers’ “teeth”?
JAWS
UNIT 2. Translation. Translate: “Tira de la palanca”
PULL THE LEVER
UNIT 1. Translation. Translate “Hoy es 16 de noviembre de 2023”
TODAY IS THE 16TH OF NOVEMBER OF 2023
UNIT 3. Translate. “Las tijeras están en la caja”
THE SCISSORS ARE IN THE BOX
UNIT 3. Translation. Translate: “¿Tiene cabeza el martillo?”
HAS THE HAMMER GOT/DOES THE HAMMER HAVE A HEAD?
UNIT 2. Vocabulary. How do you call the rear part of a vehicle?
TAIL
UNIT 3. Vocabulary. How do you say “mango” (as in “mango de la pala”).
HANDLE
UNIT 2. Translation. Translate “Aquellas máquinas están rotas”
THOSE MACHINES ARE BROKEN