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Activities

39.

Extend this activity by having students form

questions for each item using

¿dónde?

1.

¿Dónde hay una cocina?

2.

¿Dónde hay un dormitorio?

40.

To prepare students for this activity, review

some vocabulary words and numbers.

42.

You may want to have students work in pairs

and go around the classroom pointing at each

item. One student asks the question and the

other points at the item as they give their

answer.

Gramática – Expresar existencia.

El verbo

haber

DESAFÍO 2

Unit

2

AUDIO SCRIPT

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HERITAGE LANGUAGE LEARNERS

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There are two useful expressions in Spanish

that use the verb form

hay

.

No hay de qué

is

used when someone thanks you, and it

means

you are welcome

.

No hay problema

means

“no problem”

or

“sure”

and can be

used after someone asks for a favor.

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Ask students to decide which expression

they would use in each of these situations:

– Andy helps Janet walk on the cobblestoned

streets of Old San Juan and she thanks

him. What would Andy say?

– You walk into a café in San Juan and ask if

you may use the bathroom. What would the

server say?

MULIPLE INTELLIGENCES:

Bodily-kinesthetic intelligence

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In order to present the class with bodily-

kinesthethics, ask for all of the students to

stand at their seats.

– If you make a true statement about their

surroundings, they remain standing.

– If you make a false statement, they sit

down.

– If you make a statement that could be both

true or false, then students turn around

one time in a circle.

38.

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39.

Answers will vary.

40.

1. Falso

2. Falso

3. Cierto

4. Cierto

5. Cierto

41.

Answers will vary.

42.

Answers will vary.

Answer key

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