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Today we’re going to use a big quiz to practice everything we’ve been learning about Ir and Haber this week.
Before we do, I want to point something out about the adverbs bien and mal. Most broadly they’re translated as “well” and “badly”. But note that they can also be used as moral evaluations. For example, estuvo mal could mean a variety of things — it might be that someone was doing poorly in a particular moment, or it could even be translated as “it was wrong”. And estuvo bien might be “it was right”. So in this quiz, watch for one or two uses of the words “right” and “wrong”, and remember to translate them as bien or mal.
All right, we have a long quiz today, so let’s dive in. (And remember that to see these as flashcards, you can access the free online flashcards here!)
You weren’t going to do that?
¿No ibas a hacer eso?
I won’t go because of anything in the world.
No iré por nada en the world.
No iré por nada en el mundo.
I think you would be here if you had that.
I think que estarías aquí si you had eso.
Creo que estarías aquí si tuvieras eso.
I want you to go like I go.
I want que vayas como yo voy.
Quiero que vayas como yo voy.
The girl’s friend(f) hasn’t done anything else.
La amiga de la chica no ha hecho nada más.
I am not what he was.
No soy lo que él era.
They are going with someone that they don’t know.
Van con alguien que no they know.
Van con alguien que no conocen.
We were going to go to the place with you.
Íbamos a ir al lugar contigo.
They are at the house with us.
Están en la casa con nosotros.
My mom’s friend(f) was here so that we could work.
La amiga de mi mamá estaba aquí para que we could work.
La amiga de mi mamá estaba aquí para que pudiéramos trabajar.
I DO know that that is wrong.
Sí I know que eso está mal.
Sí sé que eso está mal.
I have been here all the time, but you left.
He estado aquí todo el tiempo, pero tú te fuiste.
We would be here so that she goes.
Estaríamos aquí para que ella vaya.
He goes from the house to the place.
Va de la casa al lugar.
Yes, he’s a good friend.
Sí, es un buen amigo.
I have them(m) in order to do that.
Los I have para hacer eso.
Los tengo para hacer eso.
We have done what she had asked us.
Hemos hecho lo que ella nos había asked.
Hemos hecho lo que ella nos había pedido.
I didn’t go because you had ruined it.
No fui because lo habías ruined.
No fui porque lo habías arruinado.
I want her to be where I had been.
I want que esté where yo había estado.
Quiero que esté donde yo había estado.
We had already done it.
Ya lo habíamos hecho.
You can’t go where he is going.
No you can ir where él va.
No puedes ir donde él va.
Please, I want to go with her friend(m).
Por favor, quiero ir con su amigo.
They had already been there.
Ya habían estado ahí.
I’m going to be at home when we go.
Voy a estar en casa cuando vayamos.
Her friend(m) will go in order to help.
Su amigo irá para to help.
Su amigo irá para ayudar.
I think she has gone to where he went.
I think que ella ha ido a where él fue.
Creo que ella ha ido a donde él fue.
I hope everyone goes when we are at home.
I hope que todos vayan cuando estemos en casa.
Espero que todos vayan cuando estemos en casa.
We are at the place, but they went home.
Estamos en el lugar, pero ellos fueron a casa.
They hope I’m good(m).
They hope que yo sea bueno.
Esperan que yo sea bueno.
The boy and the girl were going to do it.
El chico y la chica lo iban a hacer.
Right now they are at the house.
Ahora están en la casa.
By that day, she will have given them that.
Para ese día, ella les habrá given eso.
Para ese día, ella les habrá dado eso.
I’m here because of the event.
Estoy aquí por the event.
Estoy aquí por el evento.
She wouldn’t be here with you(all).
Ella no estaría aquí con ustedes.
We’re going if he goes.
Vamos si él va.
I got very angry that day.
Estuve muy angry ese día.
Estuve muy enojado ese día.
Right now we’re going there.
Ahora estamos yendo there.
Ahora estamos yendo ahí.
We’re being different.
Estamos siendo different.
Estamos siendo diferentes.
We didn’t go, so we didn’t see it(m).
No fuimos, so no lo we saw.
No fuimos, entonces no lo vimos.
You aren’t going, or you hope I go?
¿Tú no vas, o you hope que yo vaya?
¿Tú no vas, o esperas que yo vaya?
I was going to do them(m).
Los iba a hacer.
You all know that the movie is by a different director.
Ustedes know que the movie es por a different director.
Ustedes saben que la película es por un director diferente.
You(formal) were going to be there.
Usted iba a estar ahí.
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