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    <english-sentence>Mr. Garc&#237;a says that the boys are going to have to work in the office tomorrow.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>El se&#241;or Garc&#237;a dice que los muchachos van a tener que trabajar en la oficina ma&#241;ana.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The girls are going to have to read chapter five for the history class.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Las muchachas van a tener que leer el cap&#237;tulo cinco para la clase de historia.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Do you know what time the boys are going to leave the hotel?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191; Sabes a qu&#233; hora los muchachos van a salir del hotel?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The girls are going to put the books on the table.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Las muchachas van a poner los libros en la mesa.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The boys are going to put on their coats.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los muchachos se van a poner el abrigo.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
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    <english-sentence>The boys are going to get sick.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los muchachos se van a poner enfermos.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The girls are going to get sick.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Las muchachas se van a poner enfermas.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The girls are going to get angry if John tells lies.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Las muchachas se van a poner molestas si Juan dice mentiras.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The boys are going to be happy if they win the lottery.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los muchachos se van a poner contentos si ganan la loter&#237;a.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The girls are going to be happy if they win the lottery.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Las muchachas se van a poner contentas si ganan la loter&#237;a.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The girls are going to do the work tomorrow if they can.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Las muchachas van a hacer el trabajo ma&#241;ana si pueden.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The boys are going to tell the truth.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los muchachos van a decir la verdad.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>They're going to get out of the car.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Ellas van a bajar del carro.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Are you all going to study?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191; Van ustedes a estudiar?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Are you all going to get yourselves up at seven o'clock?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191; Se van ustedes a levantar a las siete?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The boys say that they are going to study.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los muchachos dicen que ellos van a estudiar.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The boys are going to get themselves up.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los muchachos se van a levantar.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The girls are going to study.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Las muchachas van a estudiar.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The girls are going to get themselves up.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Las muchachas se van a levantar.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The boys are going to learn the words for the test.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los muchachos van a aprender las palabras para el examen.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The boys are going to have to learn the words for the test.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los muchachos van a tener que aprender las palabras para el examen.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The boys are going to study the chapters.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los muchachos van a estudiar los cap&#237;tulos.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The boys are going to study them.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los muchachos los van a estudiar.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>I don't know if the boys are going to study the pages.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Yo no s&#233; si los muchachos van a estudiar las p&#225;ginas.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Do you know if the boys are going to study the pages?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191; Sabes si los muchachos van a estudiar las p&#225;ginas?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The boys are going to help us clean the house.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los muchachos nos van a ayudar a limpiar la casa.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The boys are going to help Mrs. Garc&#237;a clean the house.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los muchachos van a ayudar a la se&#241;ora Garc&#237;a a limpiar la casa.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Do you know if the boys are going to be able to help Mrs. Garc&#237;a clean the house?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Sabes si los muchachos van a poder ayudar a la se&#241;ora Garc&#237;a a limpiar la casa?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The girls are going to help us wash the clothes.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Las muchachas nos van a ayudar a lavar la ropa.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The girls are going to help Mrs. Garc&#237;a wash the clothes.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Las muchachas van a ayudar a la se&#241;ora Garc&#237;a a lavar la ropa.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Do you know if the girls are going to be able to help Mrs. Garc&#237;a wash the clothes?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Sabes si las muchachas van a poder ayudar a la se&#241;ora Garc&#237;a a lavar la ropa?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The boys are going to help us carry the suitcases.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los muchachos nos van a ayudar a llevar las maletas.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The boys are going to help Mr. Garc&#237;a carry the suitcases.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los muchachos van a ayudar al se&#241;or Garc&#237;a a llevar las maletas.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Do you know if the boys are going to be able to help Mr. Garc&#237;a carry the suitcases?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Sabes si los muchachos van a poder ayudar al se&#241;or Garc&#237;a a llevar las maletas?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Do you know if the boys are going to be able to go to the game tomorrow with us.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Sabes si los muchachos van a poder ir al partido con nosotros ma&#241;ana?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>I am going to return to the clothing store next week because the young lady says that they are going to have a sale.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Yo voy a regresar a la tienda de ropa la semana que viene porque la se&#241;orita dice que van a tener rebajas.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Do you know if the boys are going to be able to bring them?.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Sabes si los muchachos los van a poder traer?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>What time are they going to sell the tickets?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;A qu&#233; hora van a vender los boletos?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Do you know what time they are going to sell the tickets?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Sabes a qu&#233; hora van a vender los boletos?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Do you know what time they are going to sell them?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Sabes a qu&#233; hora los van a vender?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Mary says that she doesn't know what time they are going to sell the tickets.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Mar&#237;a dice que ella no sabe a qu&#233; hora van a vender los boletos.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Mary says that she doesn't know what time they are going to sell them.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Mar&#237;a dice que ella no sabe a qu&#233; hora los van a vender.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>I think that they are going to sell the tickets at two o'clock.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Yo creo que van a vender los boletos a las dos.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>I think that they are going to sell them at two o'clock.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Yo creo que los van a vender a las dos.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>I have to lend the money to the boys because they are going to buy the tickets.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Yo les tengo que prestar el dinero a los muchachos porque ellos van a comprar los boletos.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Mary says that she doesn't know if the boys are going to be able to buy the tickets.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Mar&#237;a dice que ella no sabe si los muchachos van a poder comprar los boletos.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>I think that they are going to buy the tickets tomorrow.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Yo creo que ellos van a comprar los boletos ma&#241;ana.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>I think that they are going to buy them tomorrow.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Yo creo que ellos los van a comprar ma&#241;ana.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Do you know if the boys are going to be able to buy the tickets today?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Sabes si los muchachos van a poder comprar los boletos hoy?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>I don't know if the boys are going to be able to buy them today.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Yo no s&#233; si los muchachos los van a poder comprar hoy.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The boys are going to go to the soccer game.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los muchachos van a ir al partido de f&#250;tbol.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>I don't know if the boys are going to be able to go to the soccer game with us.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Yo no s&#233; si los muchachos van a poder ir al partido de f&#250;tbol con nosotros.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>John, I think that the paintings are going to interest you.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Juan, yo creo que a ti te van a interesar las pinturas.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>I believe that the paintings are going to interest them.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Yo creo que a ellos les van a interesar las pinturas.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Do you think that the students are going to like the paintings?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Crees que a los alumnos les van a gustar las pinturas?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The boys say that they are going to buy the tickets.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los muchachos dicen que ellos van a comprar los boletos.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Are you all going to study?.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Van ustedes a estudiar?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Do you know if the boys are going to be able to go to the game tomorrow with us?.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Sabes si los muchachos van a poder ir al partido ma&#241;ana con nosotros?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The braces will make your teeth straight.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los frenos van a enderezarle los dientes.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The sealants will prevent cavities.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los sellantes van a prevenir las caries. </spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>You and Jose will landscape the front yard.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Usted y Jos&#233; van a ajardinar el jard&#237;n delantero.</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The boys are going to help us.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los muchachos nos van a ayudar.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The boys are going to help Mr. Garc&#237;a.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los muchachos van a ayudar al se&#241;or Garc&#237;a.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Do you know if the boys are going to be able to help Mr. Garc&#237;a?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Sabes si los muchachos van a poder ayudar al se&#241;or Garc&#237;a?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>We will grind the lenses by tomorrow.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Sus lentes van a estar esmerilados ma&#241;ana.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Are you paying together?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Van a pagar en una sola cuenta?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The boys are going to study in the library.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los muchachos van a estudiar en la biblioteca.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Where are the boys going?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191; Ad&#243;nde van los muchachos?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Where are the boys going to study?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191; D&#243;nde van a estudiar los muchachos?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Vincent van Gogh was a Dutch painter.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Vincent van Gogh fue un pintor holand&#233;s.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>These days, factories are replacing labor with technology to reduce costs.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Actualmente las f&#225;bricas van reemplazando la mano de obra por tecnolog&#237;a para reducir costes.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The nuts are very tight. They are not going to come off.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Las tuercas est&#225;n muy ajustadas. No se van a salir.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Do you know if they are going to serve supper during the flight?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Sabes si van a servir cena durante el vuelo?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Are you going to want drinks?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Van a querer bebidas?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>They'll be more likely to accept your debit card, bring it with you!</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Van a aceptar m&#225;s f&#225;cilmente su tarjeta de d&#233;bito &#161;ll&#233;vesela!</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Do you know if the boys are going to be able to bring them?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Sabes si los muchachos las van a poder traer?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Have you told Mary that the boys are going to the beach with us?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Le has dicho a Mar&#237;a que los muchachos van a ir a la playa con nosotros?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Do you know if John has told Mary that the boys are going to go with us?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Sabes si Juan le ha dicho a Mar&#237;a que los muchachos van a ir con nosotros?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>John, tell me what time you all are going to go to the beach.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Juan, dime a qu&#233; hora van a ir ustedes a la playa.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>John, I want you to tell me what time you all are going to go to the beach.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Juan, quiero que me digas a qu&#233; hora van a ir ustedes a la playa.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>I hope that the boys tell us if they are going to go to the beach with us.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Espero que los muchachos nos digan si van a ir a la playa con nosotros.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Will you all tell us what time you all are going to go to the beach?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Nos dir&#225;n ustedes a qu&#233; hora van a ir a la playa?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Why haven't you told us what time you all are going to go to the beach?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Por qu&#233; no nos has dicho a qu&#233; hora van a ir ustedes a la playa?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>John, tell us if you all are going to be able to go to the beach with us.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Juan, dinos si ustedes van a poder ir a la playa con nosotros.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>I can't tell you what time the boys are going to go to the beach.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Yo no te puedo decir a qu&#233; hora van a ir los muchachos a la playa. / Yo no puedo decirte a qu&#233; hora van a ir los muchachos a la playa.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Haven't they told you what time they are going to go to the beach?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;No te han dicho a qu&#233; hora van a ir a la playa?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Do you know if the boys are going to play tennis in the park today?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Sabes si los muchachos van a jugar tenis en el parque hoy?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>I don't know if the boys are going to be able to play tennis in the park tomorrow.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Yo no s&#233; si los muchachos van a poder jugar tenis en el parque ma&#241;ana.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The boys say that they are going to play tennis in the park this afternoon.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los muchachos dicen que ellos van a jugar tenis en el parque esta tarde.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Do you know if the boys are going to play in the park with us today?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Sabes si los muchachos van a jugar en el parque con nosotros hoy?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>After the museum, what are you all going to see?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Despu&#233;s del museo, &#191;qu&#233; van a ver?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>I thought that the tourists were going to see the king's palace tomorrow, but the guide says that they are going to see it the day after tomorrow.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Yo cre&#237;a que los turistas iban a ver el palacio del rey ma&#241;ana, pero el gu&#237;a dice que lo van a ver pasado ma&#241;ana.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Do you know if the boys are going to the movies this afternoon?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Sabes si los muchachos van al cine esta tarde?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Boys, are you all going to be able to go to the movies with us this afternoon?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Muchachos, &#191;Van ustedes a poder ir al cine con nosotros esta tarde?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Where are you all going to go tonight?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191; Ad&#243;nde van a ir ustedes esta noche?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>We are going to have two dollars extra because we have to divide twelve dollars equally among five people.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Nos van a sobrar dos d&#243;lares porque tenemos que dividir doce d&#243;lares por igual entre cinco personas.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Are you going by car or plane?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Van en carro o en avi&#243;n?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The boys are going to give us the money.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los muchachos nos van a dar el dinero.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The boys are going to help us do the work.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los muchachos nos van a ayudar a hacer el trabajo.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The boys are going to help Mr. Garc&#237;a do the work.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los muchachos van a ayudar al se&#241;or Garc&#237;a a hacer el trabajo.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Do you know if the boys are going to be able to help Mr. Garcia do the work?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Sabes si los muchachos van a poder ayudar al se&#241;or Garc&#237;a a hacer el trabajo?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The boys are going to read chapter five.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los muchachos van a leer el cap&#237;tulo cinco.</spanish-sentence>
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    <english-sentence>The boys are going to have to learn a lot of words.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los muchachos van a tener que aprender muchas palabras.</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The nurse says that the pills are going to relieve the headache.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>La enfermera dice que las pastillas van a aliviar el dolor de cabeza.</spanish-sentence>
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    <english-sentence>I don't know if the boys are going to be able to study with us tomorrow.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Yo no s&#233; si los muchachos van a poder estudiar con nosotros ma&#241;ana.</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The girls are going to the store.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Las muchachas van a la tienda.</spanish-sentence>
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    <english-sentence>I don't know if the gentlemen are going to be able to speak with the lawyer today.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Yo no se si los se&#241;ores van a poder hablar con el abogado hoy.</spanish-sentence>
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    <english-sentence>I think that the boys are going to lose the money.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Yo creo que los muchachos van a perder el dinero.</spanish-sentence>
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    <english-sentence>Do you think that they are going to lose it?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191; Crees que ellos lo van a perder?</spanish-sentence>
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    <english-sentence>They are going to send us the letter tomorrow.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Ellos nos van a mandar la carta ma&#241;ana.</spanish-sentence>
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    <english-sentence>They are going to send it to us tomorrow.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Ellos nos la van a mandar ma&#241;ana.</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>I don't know if they are going to be able to give it to you tomorrow.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>No s&#233; si te lo van a poder dar ma&#241;ana. / No s&#233; si van a poder d&#225;rtelo ma&#241;ana.</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Are you all going to be able to do the homework before class?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Van a poder ustedes hacer la tarea antes de la clase?</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Do you know if the boys are going to be able to do the homework before the class?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Sabes si los muchachos van a poder hacer la tarea antes de la clase?</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>I don't know if the boys are going to be able to come to the class early today.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Yo no s&#233; si los muchachos van a poder venir a la clase temprano hoy.</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The girls say that they are going to help us.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Las muchachas dicen que ellas nos van a ayudar. / Las muchachas dicen que ellas van a ayudarnos.</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Do you know if the boys are going to give you the money tomorrow?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Sabes si los muchachos te van a dar el dinero ma&#241;ana? / &#191; Sabes si los muchachos van a darte el dinero ma&#241;ana?</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>I am going to return to the clothing store next week because the young lady says that they are going to have a sale.
</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Yo voy a regresar a la tienda de ropa la semana que viene porque la se&#241;orita dice que van a tener rebajas.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Are you going to want drinks? </english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Van a querer bebidas?</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>When are you going to Peru?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Cu&#225;ndo van a ir al Per&#250;?</spanish-sentence>
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    <english-sentence>They are going to sing in Spanish.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Ellos van a cantar en espa&#241;ol.</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>They're going to visit us.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Ellos van a visitarnos.</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>They are going to build a house in Antigua.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Ellos van a construir una casa en Antigua.</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>How long has it been since Ernesto and Lidia went to Acapulco?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Cu&#225;nto tiempo hace que no van a Acapulco Ernesto y Lidia?</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>It's been six months since they went.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Hace seis meses que no van.</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Elisa and Rosario were going to go on the excursion with us tomorrow, but (they're not going because) their parents didn't give them permission.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Elisa y Rosario iban a ir a la excursi&#243;n con nosotros ma&#241;ana, pero (no van a ir porque) sus padres no les dieron permiso.</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>How long are you going to stay here?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Cu&#225;nto tiempo van a quedarse aqu&#237;?</spanish-sentence>
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    <english-sentence>Marta and Antonio are going to get married next month.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Marta y Antonio se van a casar el mes que entra.</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>On exam days, each student leaves as he finishes his exam.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Cuando hay examen, los estudiantes van saliendo a medida que van terminando.</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Why don't you come out and play with us on Saturday anymore? We sure need you on the team.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Por qu&#233; ya no van a jugar los s&#225;bados? Uds. nos hacen mucha falta en el equipo.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>What movie theater are you going to?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;A qu&#233; cine van a ir?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>I'll have to be ready early because they're going to pick me up at seven.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Ser&#225; necesario que yo est&#233; listo temprano porque van a venir por m&#237; a las siete.</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Are you sure your parents are going to come for Christmas?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Estas seguro de que van a venir tus padres en Navidad?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>At my house, we almost always have supper after the visitors leave.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>En mi casa casi siempre cenamos despu&#233;s de que se van las visitas.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Credentials are usually given to students as they complete their registration procedure.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Por lo general se les entregan las credenciales a los estudiantes conforme se van inscribiendo.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>She is wrong if she thinks they are going to invite her to the party.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Se equivoca si piensa que la van a invitar a la fiesta.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>You are wrong if you think they are going to invite you to the party.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Te equivocas si piensas que te van a invitar a la fiesta.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>They have announced that they are getting divorced.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Ellos han anunciado que se van a divorciar.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>They have announced that they are getting divorced.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Ellos han anunciado que van a divorciarse.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>The fighters will box.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Los boxeadores van a boxear.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>They go to the movies and restaurants together.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Ellos van a pel&#237;culas y restaurantes juntos.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>They go to visit her aunt.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Ellos van a visitar a su t&#237;a.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>They're going to build a fountain in the square.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Van a poner una fuente en la plaza.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Luis and Ernesto are going to the student center.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Luis y Ernesto van al centro estudiantil.</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>They won't talk to the problematic employee until he leaves.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>No van a hablar con el empleado problem&#225;tico hasta que se vaya.</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>They are going to buy a cellular phone after talking to the clerk.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Van a comprar un tel&#233;fono m&#243;vil despu&#233;s de hablar con el dependiente.</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Where do you go on Friday? We go to the city on Friday.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>A d&#243;nde van ustedes los viernes? Vamos a la ciudad los viernes.</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Do they go to the park on the weekends? Yes, they go to the park on Saturday. </english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Van ellos al parque los fines de semana? S&#237;, ellos van al parque los s&#225;bados.</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Will the children meet other children from your country in school? Yes, they will meet many other children from our country. </english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Conocer&#225;n los ni&#241;os a otros ni&#241;os de su pa&#237;s en la escuela? S&#237;, van a conocer a muchos otros ni&#241;os de nuestro pa&#237;s.</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>I know you and they go to the class together. Take a moment please to tell me what you know about the class.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>Yo s&#233; que tu y ellos van a la clase juntos. Toma un momento por favor para decirme qu&#233; es lo que sabes sobre la clase.</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Do your children tell you where they are going? Yes, they always tell me where they are going and when they will return.</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Te dicen sus ni&#241;os a donde van? S&#237;, siempre me dicen a donde van y cuando regresar&#225;n.</spanish-sentence>
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  <translated-sentence>
    <english-sentence>Are they returning today?</english-sentence>
    <spanish-sentence>&#191;Van a regresar hoy?</spanish-sentence>
  </translated-sentence>
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