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Spanish B1 — In Context: Core Words, Part 2 flashcards

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  1. Después de su concierto, la artist firmó sus discos con un rotulador dorado. — After her concert, the artist signed her records with a gold marker.
    Después de su concierto, la artista firmó sus discos con un rotulador dorado. — After her concert, the artist signed her records with a gold marker.
    People & roles
  2. La tecnología ha cambiado mucho nuestra society en pocos años. — Technology has changed our society a great deal in a few years.
    La tecnología ha cambiado mucho nuestra sociedad en pocos años. — Technology has changed our society a great deal in a few years.
    Law & work
  3. Los niños se comieron medio cake (not bizcocho, bizcochuelo, queque or ponqué) de chocolate antes de la cena. — The kids ate half a chocolate cake before dinner.
    Los niños se comieron medio pastel de chocolate antes de la cena. — The kids ate half a chocolate cake before dinner.
    Home & daily life
  4. Con una foto de su abuela, se llevó el primer prize de la muestra de fotografía de su escuela. — With a photo of their grandmother, they took first prize at their school's photography show.
    Con una foto de su abuela, se llevó el primer premio de la muestra de fotografía de su escuela. — With a photo of their grandmother, they took first prize at their school's photography show.
    Leisure & culture
  5. Cuando vio la señal de la escuela, el conductor redujo la speed (not marcha). — When he saw the school sign, the driver reduced his speed.
    Cuando vio la señal de la escuela, el conductor redujo la velocidad. — When he saw the school sign, the driver reduced his speed.
    Travel & nature
  6. Me da embarrassment (not pena) cantar delante de mis compañeros de clase. — I get embarrassed singing in front of my classmates.
    Me da vergüenza / apuro / reparo cantar delante de mis compañeros de clase. — I get embarrassed singing in front of my classmates.
    Feelings & ideas
  7. Mi hija pasó el sábado whole, entire (not completo) pintando la cerca del jardín con su abuelo. — My daughter spent the entire Saturday painting the backyard fence with her grandfather.
    Mi hija pasó el sábado entero pintando la cerca del jardín con su abuelo. — My daughter spent the entire Saturday painting the backyard fence with her grandfather.
    Describing things
  8. No to reach el enchufe que está detrás del sofá sin mover los muebles. — I cannot reach the outlet behind the sofa without moving the furniture.
    No alcanzo el enchufe que está detrás del sofá sin mover los muebles. — I cannot reach the outlet behind the sofa without moving the furniture.
    Key verbs

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  • Sentences reuse or follow the folder's B1 vocabulary decks; word selection follows a frequency list of Spanish content words (OpenSubtitles 2018 via hermitdave/FrequencyWords: word lists CC BY-SA 4.0, code MIT) checked against the Instituto Cervantes PCIC B1 inventories as a reference; meanings, forms and regional labels checked against the Real Academia Española, Diccionario de la lengua española (dle.rae.es) and the SpanishDict, WordReference and Cambridge Spanish–English dictionaries (reference only; no text copied). All sentences are original.

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