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Final review!Versión en línea Let's review the vocabulary we learned during the course! por Ana Jiménez García A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W Y Z Starts with A the opposite of "never" Contains B What is this? Starts with C It's a type of drink you can find in a café. It's bitter and people usually have it for breakfast with or without milk. Starts with D a non-fiction film or television program that documents reality to inform and educate. It can be about animals, nature, history... Starts with E the opposite of difficult Starts with F is an electrical appliance used to keep food and drinks cold to keep them fresh Starts with G a sport involving physical exercises that build strength, flexibility, balance, and coordination Starts with H a building where you pay to stay in a room, usually while traveling, and often includes services like food and cleaning. Contains I being friendly, generous, and considerate of others' feelings. Starts with J What are these? Contains K a shop or building where you can buy foods like bread, cakes, and pastries. Starts with L a room in a home used for relaxing. In this room there are sofas or chairs, and often includes a TV, lamps, and tables. Starts with M A verb used to say that something is obligatory ("has de" in English.) Starts with N the part of the face or head that you use to breathe. It's in the center of your face. Starts with O a person who is friendly, sociable, and enjoys meeting or talking to new people. Starts with P a public building where you can buy stamps, send letters and packages, and use other mail services Starts with R a school tool used for measuring and drawing straight lines, typically marked with centimeters. Starts with S a piece of clothing made from cotton or wool designed to cover the foot. You usually put these before your shoes. Starts with T a building with a stage where actors perform live plays, dramas, or shows for an audience Starts with U the opposite of beautiful Starts with V a team sport where two teams, usually of six players each, hit a ball over a high net with their hands or arms. Starts with W the opposite of narrow Contains Y the act or sport of riding a bicycle. Contains Z the opposite of "hard-working", a person who does not want to work or do anything.

Final review!Versión en línea

Let's review the vocabulary we learned during the course!

por Ana Jiménez García

Starts with A

the opposite of "never"

Contains B

What is this?

Starts with C

It's a type of drink you can find in a café. It's bitter and people usually have it for breakfast with or without milk.

Starts with D

a non-fiction film or television program that documents reality to inform and educate. It can be about animals, nature, history...

Starts with E

the opposite of difficult

Starts with F

is an electrical appliance used to keep food and drinks cold to keep them fresh

Starts with G

a sport involving physical exercises that build strength, flexibility, balance, and coordination

Starts with H

a building where you pay to stay in a room, usually while traveling, and often includes services like food and cleaning.

Contains I

being friendly, generous, and considerate of others' feelings.

Starts with J

What are these?

Contains K

a shop or building where you can buy foods like bread, cakes, and pastries.

Starts with L

a room in a home used for relaxing. In this room there are sofas or chairs, and often includes a TV, lamps, and tables.

Starts with M

A verb used to say that something is obligatory ("has de" in English.)

Starts with N

the part of the face or head that you use to breathe. It's in the center of your face.

Starts with O

a person who is friendly, sociable, and enjoys meeting or talking to new people.

Starts with P

a public building where you can buy stamps, send letters and packages, and use other mail services

Starts with R

a school tool used for measuring and drawing straight lines, typically marked with centimeters.

Starts with S

a piece of clothing made from cotton or wool designed to cover the foot. You usually put these before your shoes.

Starts with T

a building with a stage where actors perform live plays, dramas, or shows for an audience

Starts with U

the opposite of beautiful

Starts with V

a team sport where two teams, usually of six players each, hit a ball over a high net with their hands or arms.

Starts with W

the opposite of narrow

Contains Y

the act or sport of riding a bicycle.

Contains Z

the opposite of "hard-working", a person who does not want to work or do anything.

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por Ana Jiménez García

Starts with A

the opposite of "never"

Contains B

What is this?

Starts with C

It's a type of drink you can find in a café. It's bitter and people usually have it for breakfast with or without milk.

Starts with D

a non-fiction film or television program that documents reality to inform and educate. It can be about animals, nature, history...

Starts with E

the opposite of difficult

Starts with F

is an electrical appliance used to keep food and drinks cold to keep them fresh

Starts with G

a sport involving physical exercises that build strength, flexibility, balance, and coordination

Starts with H

a building where you pay to stay in a room, usually while traveling, and often includes services like food and cleaning.

Contains I

being friendly, generous, and considerate of others' feelings.

Starts with J

What are these?

Contains K

a shop or building where you can buy foods like bread, cakes, and pastries.

Starts with L

a room in a home used for relaxing. In this room there are sofas or chairs, and often includes a TV, lamps, and tables.

Starts with M

A verb used to say that something is obligatory ("has de" in English.)

Starts with N

the part of the face or head that you use to breathe. It's in the center of your face.

Starts with O

a person who is friendly, sociable, and enjoys meeting or talking to new people.

Starts with P

a public building where you can buy stamps, send letters and packages, and use other mail services

Starts with R

a school tool used for measuring and drawing straight lines, typically marked with centimeters.

Starts with S

a piece of clothing made from cotton or wool designed to cover the foot. You usually put these before your shoes.

Starts with T

a building with a stage where actors perform live plays, dramas, or shows for an audience

Starts with U

the opposite of beautiful

Starts with V

a team sport where two teams, usually of six players each, hit a ball over a high net with their hands or arms.

Starts with W

the opposite of narrow

Contains Y

the act or sport of riding a bicycle.

Contains Z

the opposite of "hard-working", a person who does not want to work or do anything.