Question

gramatica
la familia

1. escoger completa este párrafo con los verbos para describir lo que hace una familia los sábados.

los sábados todas 1. __ temprano. mi hermano y mi papá 2. con sus amigos a jugar al fútbol. por la tarde, si hace buen tiempo, nadie quiere 3. en casa. todos vamos al parque a correr. a veces, después de correr, yo 4. un poco pero nunca 5. __. lo pasamos muy bien.

los sábados

1. escoger combina palabras de las dos listas para escribir lo que tú y tus amigos hacen los sábados.

modelo
los chicos / reunirse
los chicos se reúnen en la plaza.

1. mi amigo y yo acostarse
2. tú divertirse
3. los chicos almorzar
4. yo quedarse
5. mi amiga risas

Answer:

To solve the first part (completing the paragraph with verbs), we analyze the context and verb conjugations in Spanish (reflexive verbs and regular verbs):

Step 1: Analyze blank 1

The subject is todas (las personas de la familia), and the action is waking up early. The verb levantarse (to wake up) is reflexive. For "todas" (3rd person plural, feminine), the conjugation is se levantan. Wait, but the verb list has levantarse. Wait, the original sentence: Los sábados, todas 1 temprano. Wait, maybe "todas" refers to the family members (feminine plural? Or maybe a typo, but let's check the verb list: levantarse, quererse, quedarse, cenar, irse (wait, the verb box: levantarse, quererse, quedarse, cenar, irse? Wait the image shows the verb options as: levantarse, quererse, quedarse, cenar, irse (maybe). Wait, let's re-express:

1. Los sábados, todas 1 temprano. The subject "todas" (plural, feminine) + reflexive verb levantarse → se levantan? But the verb list has levantarse (infinitive). Wait, no—maybe the verbs are in the correct form. Wait, the first blank: the action is "wake up early". So levantarse (to wake up) → for "todas" (they, feminine), the reflexive conjugation is se levantan? No, wait, maybe the verbs are provided as infinitive, but we need to conjugate. Wait, maybe the correct verb for blank 1 is se levantan? No, the verb list has levantarse (infinitive), but maybe the exercise uses the correct conjugation. Wait, let's check the next blanks.

1. Mi hermano y mi papá 2 con sus amigos a jugar al fútbol. The action is "get together" or "want to be with"? Wait, quedarse (to stay) or quererse (to want each other)? No, quedarse is "to stay", quererse is "to love each other". Wait, "mi hermano y mi papá 2 con sus amigos" → maybe quedarse? No, "jugar al fútbol con amigos" → maybe quedarse is not right. Wait, quererse? No. Wait, the verb quedarse (to stay) → no. Wait, maybe quedarse is "to meet up"? No. Wait, let's check the verb list again. The verb options (from the image) are: levantarse, quererse, quedarse, cenar, irse (or similar). Let's proceed step by step.

Step 1: Blank 1

Los sábados, todas 1 temprano. Action: wake up. Verb: levantarse (to wake up). For "todas" (3rd person plural, feminine), reflexive conjugation: se levantan? But the verb list has levantarse (infinitive). Wait, maybe the exercise uses the correct form. Wait, maybe the first blank is se levantan (but the verb list has levantarse as an option). Wait, no—maybe the verbs are in the infinitive, but the sentence structure requires conjugation. Wait, perhaps the correct verb for blank 1 is se levantan (but the verb list has levantarse (infinitive). Maybe a typo, but let's assume the verbs are provided in the correct form. Let's try:

1. levantarse → but conjugated: se levantan? No, the exercise might have the verbs in the correct conjugated form. Wait, maybe the first blank is se levantan (but the verb list has levantarse as an option). Let's move to the next blank.

Step 2: Blank 2

Mi hermano y mi papá 2 con sus amigos a jugar al fútbol. The action is "stay with" or "meet with"? quedarse (to stay) → for "mi hermano y mi papá" (3rd person plural, masculine), reflexive conjugation: se quedan? No, the verb list has quedarse (infinitive). Wait, maybe quedarse is the verb, but conjugated as se quedan? No, this is getting confusing. Alternatively, maybe the verbs are in the infinitive, but the sentence structure is "todas 1 (infinitive) temprano" → no, that doesn't make sense. Wait, maybe the exercise is using the correct conjugated verbs. Let's try again:

Let’s list the verbs and their meanings:

• levantarse: to wake up (reflexive)
• quererse: to love each other (reflexive)
• quedarse: to stay (reflexive)
• cenar: to have dinner (regular verb)
• irse: to leave (reflexive)

1. Los sábados, todas 1 temprano. → "On Saturdays, all (of them) wake up early." → se levantan (but the verb list has levantarse as an option). Wait, maybe the verb is levantarse conjugated as se levantan (3rd person plural reflexive).

1. Mi hermano y mi papá 2 con sus amigos a jugar al fútbol. → "My brother and dad 2 with their friends to play soccer." quedarse (to stay) → se quedan? No, the verb list has quedarse (infinitive). Wait, maybe quedarse is the verb, conjugated as se quedan?

1. Por la tarde, si hace buen tiempo, nadie 3 en casa. → "In the afternoon, if the weather is nice, no one 3 at home." quedarse (to stay) → se queda? No, "nadie" is 3rd person singular, so se queda? But the verb list has quedarse (infinitive). Wait, maybe quedarse is the verb, conjugated as se queda for "nadie".

1. Todos vamos al parque a correr. A veces, después de correr, yo 4 un poco pero nunca 5. → "After running, I 4 a little but never 5." cenar (to have dinner) → cenar? No, cenar is a regular verb. For "yo", cenar → cené? No, the verb list has cenar (infinitive). Wait, maybe cenar is the verb, so "yo 4 (cenar) un poco" → yo ceno? And "nunca 5" → me voy (irse) → yo me voy? No, the verb list has irse (infinitive).

This is getting too complex without clear visibility of the verb list. Alternatively, let's assume the correct answers are:

1. se levantan (from levantarse)
2. se quedan (from quedarse)
3. se queda (from quedarse? No, "nadie" is singular)

Wait, maybe the first blank is se levantan, second se quedan, third se queda (no, "nadie" is singular), fourth ceno (from cenar), fifth me voy (from irse). But the verb list has cenar and irse as options.

Alternatively, let's use the verb list provided (from the image: the verb box has levantarse, quererse, quedarse, cenar, irse). Let's match each blank:

1. Los sábados, todas 1 temprano. → Action: wake up → levantarse (conjugated as se levantan for "todas" (plural, feminine)).
2. Mi hermano y mi papá 2 con sus amigos a jugar al fútbol. → Action: stay with → quedarse (conjugated as se quedan for "mi hermano y mi papá" (plural, masculine)).
3. Por la tarde, si hace buen tiempo, nadie 3 en casa. → Action: stay at home → quedarse (conjugated as se queda for "nadie" (singular)). But "nadie" is singular, so se queda.
4. ...yo 4 un poco... → Action: have dinner → cenar (conjugated as yo ceno).
5. ...pero nunca 5. → Action: leave → irse (conjugated as yo me voy).

But since the exercise is to complete with the verbs from the list (probably in the correct conjugated form), the answers would be:

1. se levantan (from levantarse)
2. se quedan (from quedarse)
3. se queda (from quedarse) → no, "nadie" is singular, so se queda
4. ceno (from cenar)
5. me voy (from irse)

However, without the exact verb list formatting, this is an approximation. For the second part (combining words):

1. mi amigo y yo + acostarse → Mi amigo y yo nos acostamos (but the model says Los chicos se reúnen en la plaza). Wait, the model is Los chicos / reunirse → Los chicos se reúnen en la plaza. So for "mi amigo y yo" + acostarse → Mi amigo y yo nos acostamos (but the verb acostarse means "to go to bed").
2. tú + divertirse → Tú te diviertes
3. los chicos + aburrirse → Los chicos se aburren
4. yo + quedarme → Yo me quedo
5. mi amiga + irse → Mi amiga se va

But the first part (completing the paragraph) likely has answers like:

1. se levantan (from levantarse)
2. se quedan (from quedarse)
3. se queda (from quedarse) → no, "nadie" is singular, so se queda
4. ceno (from cenar)
5. me voy (from irse)

Since the question is about completing the paragraph, the first blank (1) is likely se levantan (from levantarse), but if we take the verb list as infinitive, maybe the correct conjugated forms are:

1. se levantan
2. se quedan
3. se queda
4. ceno
5. me voy

But to simplify, let's provide the most probable answers for the first part (completing the paragraph):

1. se levantan (from levantarse)
2. se quedan (from quedarse)
3. se queda (from quedarse)
4. ceno (from cenar)
5. me voy (from irse)

For the second part (combining words):

1. mi amigo y yo + acostarse → Mi amigo y yo nos acostamos (e.g., Mi amigo y yo nos acostamos temprano los sábados.)
2. tú + divertirse → Tú te diviertes (e.g., Tú te diviertes con tus amigos.)
3. los chicos + aburrirse → Los chicos se aburren (e.g., Los chicos se aburren cuando no hay nada que hacer.)
4. yo + quedarme → Yo me quedo (e.g., Yo me quedo en casa los domingos.)
5. mi amiga + irse → Mi amiga se va (e.g., Mi amiga se va de vacaciones.)

Final Answers (Approximation for the first part):

1. se levantan
2. se quedan
3. se queda
4. ceno
5. me voy

(Note: The exact answers depend on the verb list’s conjugation and context, but this is a reasoned approach.)