1. the film begins at 7: 00. almuerzo en la cafeteria. 2 . i have lunch in the cafeteria. la camisa cuesta mucho. 3 . i find very good prices in that store. no sacar una mala nota. 4 . the gym closes at 10: 00. los muchachos vuelan a otro país. 5 . the painting tells a story. quiero ver una mariposa. 6 . i want to see a butterfly. pienso que la comida está deliciosa. 7 . the shirt costs a lot. el gimnasio cierra a las diez. 8 . the boy loses the game. el muchacho pierde el partido. 9 . i sleep in a hammock. la película empieza a las siete. 10 . the boys travel to another country. la pintura cuenta una historia. 11 . i can't get a bad grade. duermo en una hamaca. 12 . i think the food is delicious. encuentro muy buenos precios en esa tienda

1 . The film begins at 7:00 → La película empieza a las siete.

2 . I have lunch in the cafeteria → Almuerzo en la cafetería.

3 . I find very good prices in that store → Encuentro muy buenos precios en esa tienda.

4 . The gym closes at 10:00 → El gimnasio cierra a las diez.

5 . The painting tells a story → La pintura cuenta una historia.

6 . I want to see a butterfly → Quiero ver una mariposa.

7 . The shirt costs a lot → La camisa cuesta mucho.

8 . The boy loses the game → El muchacho pierde el partido.

9 . I sleep in a hammock → Duermo en una hamaca.

10 . The boys travel to another country → Los muchachos vuelan a otro país.

11 . I can't get a bad grade → No sacar una mala nota.

12 . I think the food is delicious → Pienso que la comida está deliciosa.

Explanation:

The exercise consists in linking the sentences in English with their translation in Spanish. One way to know what the correct sentence is is to look for the words we know and give them context. For example, if we recognize the word "hammock" in both languages, we can look for both sentences and match them.

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