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prar=, to buy =la flor=, the flower =el hombre=, the man =el hermano=, the brother =la hermana=, the sister =el joven=, the young man =la joven=, the young woman =el lapiz=, the pencil =el libro=, the book =la madre=, the mother =mas=, but =mas=, more =la mujer=, the woman =nosotros tenemos=, we have =el oro=, gold =el padre=, the father =los pantalones=, the trousers =el papel=, the paper =para=, for =la plata=, silver =la pluma=, the pen =el sombrero=, the hat =el tiene=, he has =V. tiene=, you (_sing._) have =Vs. tienen=, you (_pl._) have =la tinta=, the ink =el tintero=, the inkstand =*tener=,[10] to have, to possess =yo tengo=, I have =el viejo=, the old man =la vieja=, the old woman =la virtud=, virtue [Footnote 10: The verbs given in this vocabulary and the following are regular (i.e., they are conjugated respectively as the model verbs given) _unless they are marked with an asterisk_.] [Footnote 11: _Or_ americana, _more used now_.] EXERCISE 1 (1). Translate into English-- 1. El hombre tiene una pluma. 2. La mujer tiene un libro. 3. ?Tiene el padre un sombrero? 4. Nosotros tenemos el tintero del (of the) joven. 5. V. tiene el papel y (and) el lapiz de la madre. 6. Vs. tienen la tinta y el papel. 7. Las hermanas aman. 8. El oro y la plata son preciosos (are precious) mas la virtud es (is) mas preciosa. 9. La vieja y la joven compran flores (flowers). 10. V. vende sombreros. 11. Vs. tienen las cartas. 12. ?Compra[12] V. los pantalones? 13. El Senor (Mr.) Brown es hermano de Juan (John). 14. El sombrero, la americana, y las botas son mios (mine). 15. ?Habla V.? 16. ?Teme ella? 17. Ellos parten. 18. V. parte. 19. Nosotros compramos generos (goods) y vendemos flores. [Footnote 12: The auxiliary "Do" and "Did," used in English in interrogative and negative sentences, are not translated in Spanish.] EXERCISE 2 (2). Translate into Spanish-- 1. The father, the mother, and the brother. 2. A pencil, a pen, and an inkstand. 3. The old man and the old woman. 4. A hat and some boots. 5. The shirt and the trousers. 6. I buy the tree. 7. He sells some flowers (flores). 8. I fear. 9. He fears. 10. We sell. 11. We set out. 12. You (_sing._) set out. 13. I buy. 14. He sells. 15. The brother and the sister sell. 16. They speak to the (al) man. 17.
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