Reservar: book a table or seat
Learn reservar for booking tables, rooms and seats and mentioning the time or people.
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Spanish: Verbs and their patterns
Spanish: Connect verb meanings to their forms and complements through original sentences and explained practice.
Adventure journal
Spanish: Verbs and their patterns
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Cancelar: cancel a plan or booking
Learn cancelar for canceling an appointment, reservation or planned trip.
Read and practiseImprimir in Spanish: print a document
A ticket, a map or a report can go from screen to paper; explore imprimir and recognise the form impreso.
Read and practiseUsar: use an object or service
Learn usar to describe using objects, transport and glasses for a purpose.
Read and practiseAcompañar: go with someone
Learn acompañar to go with a person to a place and ask whether someone can come along.
Read and practiseInvitar: invite someone
Learn invitar to invite a person to a place, a gathering or an activity.
Read and practiseEntender: understand and ask again
Learn entender for understanding a question or explanation and ask for repetition.
Read and practiseConectar in Spanish: joining a network
A phone, printer or laptop can join a network: describe the connection with conectar and its present forms.
Read and practiseRepetir: say or do again
Learn repetir to ask someone to say something again or repeat an exercise.
Read and practiseOír: hear a sound
Learn oír to describe hearing music, voices and a doorbell in everyday situations.
Read and practiseTraducir: translate into another language
Learn traducir to discuss translating messages, instructions and documents between languages.
Read and practisePronunciar: say a word aloud
Learn pronunciar to ask how a name sounds and describe speaking words clearly.
Read and practisePracticar: practise a skill
Learn practicar to discuss language practice, music and swimming, including the past form practiqué.
Read and practiseCreer: belief and opinion
Learn creer que to express an opinion and creer en to describe belief in something.
Read and practiseDesconectar in Spanish: unplug and switch off
A disconnected device or a break from work: explore the forms and meanings of desconectar in everyday situations.
Read and practiseAdjuntar in Spanish: attach a file
A file can accompany an email or message: express what you attach and identify the present and past forms of adjuntar.
Read and practiseErasing and deleting in Spanish
A wrong date or an old file: describe removing writing and digital material with present and past forms.
Read and practiseAgradecer: thank someone for something
Learn agradecer to express thanks for help or information and use the form agradezco.
Read and practiseCopiar in Spanish: making a copy
Documents, addresses and files can be copied in Spanish with copiar; explore its present forms and a past-tense contrast.
Read and practisePegar in Spanish: paste and stick
From a pasted address to a label on a box, pegar connects digital text and physical objects in everyday situations.
Read and practiseSubrayar in Spanish: underline a passage
A pencil line can mark a key word or passage; explore the present forms of subrayar and distinguish them from the past.
Read and practiseAnotar in Spanish: writing details down
A name, address or time is easy to forget; anotar lets you say you are recording it for later reference.
Read and practiseResumir in Spanish: summarize the main points
A meeting, an article or a report can be shortened to its main points with resumir and its regular present forms.
Read and practiseBrief mentions in Spanish
A person or a detail can enter a conversation briefly: explore this verb through present forms and a past contrast.
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