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    CH 4 Avocabulary

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    This document provides vocabulary and grammar structures for talking about leisure activities, places, who you are with, when things occur, where you are from, and frequency. It includes lists of places, activities, questions words and phrases for asking and answering about these topics. Examples are provided to demonstrate how to talk about staying home, going shopping, seeing a movie, piano lessons and more.

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    REA_08NASECh04_230-237.

    qxd 5/31/06 7:03 AM Page 236

    To prepare for the test, check


    to see if you . . .
    • know the new vocabulary
    and grammar
    jad-0489 • can perform the tasks
    on p. 237
    Vocabulario y gramática
    to talk about leisure activities to ask and tell where you go
    ir de compras to go shopping a to (prep.)
    ver una película to see a movie a la, al (a + el) to the
    la lección de piano piano lesson (class) ¿Adónde? (To) Where?
    Me quedo en casa. I stay at home. a casa (to) home
    to talk about places to ask and tell with whom you go
    la biblioteca library con mis / tus amigos with my/ your friends
    el café café ¿Con quién? With whom?
    el campo countryside solo, -a alone
    la casa home, house
    en casa at home to talk about when things are done
    el centro comercial mall ¿Cuándo? When?
    el cine movie theater después afterwards
    el gimnasio gym después (de) after
    la iglesia church los fines de semana on weekends
    la mezquita mosque los lunes, on Mondays,
    las montañas mountains los martes . . . on Tuesdays . . .
    el parque park tiempo libre free time
    la piscina swimming pool
    la playa beach to talk about where someone is from
    el restaurante restaurant ¿De dónde eres? Where are you from?
    la sinagoga synagogue de from, of
    el templo temple,
    Protestant church to indicate how often
    el trabajo work, job generalmente generally

    other useful words and expressions


    ¡No me digas! You don’t say!
    para + infinitive in order to +
    infinitive

    ir to go
    voy vamos
    vas vais
    va van

    For Vocabulario adicional, see pp. 268–269.

    236 doscientos treinta y seis


    Tema 4 • Los pasatiempos

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