Sentence one:

☐ Greet your neighbor. Remember:

Include a greeting.
Sentence two:

☐ Write one sentence in Spanish to show the first thing your neighbor must do to get to the final destination. Remember:

Use tener + que + infinitive.

Use your prepositions (e.g., a la derecha or a la izquierda).
Sentence three:

☐ Write one sentence in Spanish to show him where to stop. Remember:

Use one affirmative tú (informal) command.

Use parar.
Sentence four:

☐ Write one sentence in Spanish to tell the correct roads to take. Remember:

Warn him or her what road he shouldn't take and which road he should take.

Use a negative tú (informal) command to guide him or her.

Use your en route vocabulary (e.g., turn, pass, cross, etc.)
Sentence five:

☐ Write one sentence in Spanish to tell the exact location of the final destination. Remember:

Start with the name of the location.

Use estar + preposition to be specific.

Respuesta :

This is the paragraph to give directions in Spanish:

¡Buenos días, vecino! ¿Cómo estás?

Para llegar a la panadería primero tienes que doblar a la derecha en la próxima calle.

Luego, para una vez que pases el hospital.

En el hospital dobla a la izquierda, no gires a la derecha, ya que no es posible llegar de esa manera.

La panadería está en el lado izquierdo, frente al gimnasio.

  • You have to follow the instructions, including Spanish vocabulary related to giving directions and also informal affirmative and negative tú commands.

Informal tú commands

Informal tú commands are used when you tell someone to do something or not to do something, depending if they are affirmative or negative commands. They are called informal because they are used when you are talking with a friend or someone you know.

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