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De compras. Write a dialogue between the customer and the sales clerk based on the picture. Use indirect object pronouns and at least six words from the box: barato/a, caja, corbata, dar, efectivo, gris, pantalones, rebajas, regalo, suéter, talla, tarjeta de crédito. ¿Qué desea? Fill in the blanks of this conversation with demonstrative pronouns. VENDEDOR ¿Quiere ver aquellas faldas? DORA Prefiero ver (1). ¿Te prestan dinero tus amigos? ¿Sabes qué ropa está de moda? ¿A qué hora volviste ayer a casa? ¿Cuándo empezaste a estudiar español? Lectura: Read this advertisement and answer the questions below in complete sentences. When answering with numbers, write out the words for the prices. ¿Cómo es la ropa que viene para la temporada de primavera-verano? ¿Cómo son los vestidos que dan una imagen chic? ¿De qué color son los zapatos que cuestan ciento cincuenta y nueve pesos? De compras: Marta is having a conversation with her friend Ana Rosa. Based on Marta's questions, write Ana Rosa's responses. MARTA ¿Sabes dónde está la nueva tienda de ropa? ANA ROSA (1) MARTA ¿Compraste allá esa falda? Me gusta mucho. ANA ROSA (2) MARTA ¿Sabes si tienen tallas pequeñas? Le quiero comprar una a mi hermanita. ANA ROSA (3) MARTA ¿Estaba barata? ¿Cuánto pagaste? ANA ROSA (4). El fin de semana: Write a paragraph of at least six sentences describing what you did last weekend. Use at least four different verbs in the preterite.

Paper For Above instruction

Last weekend, I had a busy and enjoyable time. On Saturday, I visited the mall with my friends to go shopping. First, we looked at several clothing stores to find some stylish summer dresses and comfortable pants. I purchased a pair of gray pantalones that were on rebajas; they were indeed very barato. Then, I decided to buy a gift for my mother and chose a beautiful suéter. I paid with my tarjeta de crédito because it was more convenient. Later in the afternoon, we went to a cafe where we drank coffee and discussed our plans for the upcoming holiday. The next day, I stayed home and cleaned my room, organized my clothes, and watched a movie. Overall, it was a productive and fun weekend, filled with shopping and relaxation.

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