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Exercise 1

Translate into English

El hombre tiene una pluma.
The man has a pen.
La mujer tiene un libro.
The woman has a book
¿Tiene el padre un sombrero?
Does the priest have a hat?
Nosotros tenemos el tintero del (of the) joven.
V. tiene el papel y (and) el lápiz de la madre.
Vs. tienen la tinta y el papel.
Las hermanas aman.
El oro y la plata son preciosos (are precious) mas la virtud es (is)
más preciosa.
La vieja y la joven compran flores (flowers).
V. vende sombreros.
Vs. tienen las cartas.
¿Compra [3]V. los pantalones?
El Señor (Mr.) Brown es hermano de Juan (John).
El sombrero, la americana, y las botas son míos (mine).
¿Habla V.?
¿Teme ella?
Ellos parten.
V. parte.
Nosotros compramos géneros (goods) y vendemos flores.

Footnote 3:The auxiliary "Do" and "Did," used in English in
interrogative and negative sentences, are not translated in Spanish.

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