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Advanced phrase cards for English speakers learning Spanish through “After Twenty Years.” These cards focus on flexible, reusable Spanish phrases and sentence patterns from the story. Use them to practice adapting phrases to new situations, not just memorizing one translation.
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Story phrase: Suena bastante interesante / It sounds pretty interesting
Using the pattern from this story phrase, how would you say the following? Choose 1 or 2.
Prompt: It sounds pretty strange / It sounds pretty good / It sounds pretty familiar
Suena bastante extraño / It sounds pretty strange
Suena bastante bien / It sounds pretty good
Suena bastante familiar / It sounds pretty familiar
Story phrase: Estuvimos en contacto por un tiempo / We kept in touch for a while
Now use the same structure in a new context. How would you say the following? Choose 1 or 2.
Prompt: We kept in touch for years / We kept in touch even after she moved away / We kept in touch after graduation
Estuvimos en contacto por años / We kept in touch for years
Estuvimos en contacto incluso después de que ella se mudó / We kept in touch even after she moved away
Estuvimos en contacto después de graduarnos / We kept in touch after graduation
Story phrase: Nos perdimos el rastro / We lost track of each other
You saw this phrase in the story. Can you use the same pattern to say something similar? Choose 1 or 2.
Prompt: We lost track of each other over time / We lost track of each other after college / We lost track of each other for a few years
Nos perdimos el rastro con el tiempo / We lost track of each other over time
Nos perdimos el rastro después de la universidad / We lost track of each other after college
Nos perdimos el rastro por unos años / We lost track of each other for a few years
Story phrase: Habrá valido la pena si mi viejo amigo aparece / It will have been worth it if my old friend shows up
Practice making this phrase your own. Choose 1 or 2. How would you use the same Spanish pattern to express the following?
Prompt: It will have been worth it if everything works out / It will have been worth it if we find the answer / It will have been worth it if she comes back
Habrá valido la pena si todo sale bien / It will have been worth it if everything works out
Habrá valido la pena si encontramos la respuesta / It will have been worth it if we find the answer
Habrá valido la pena si ella vuelve / It will have been worth it if she comes back
Story phrase: Le daré al menos media hora / I’ll give him at least half an hour
Using the pattern from this story phrase, how would you say the following? Choose 1 or 2.
Prompt: I’ll give him at least one day / I’ll give him one more chance / I’ll give him the benefit of the doubt
Le darĂ© al menos un dĂa / I’ll give him at least one day
Le daré una oportunidad más / I’ll give him one more chance
Le daré el beneficio de la duda / I’ll give him the benefit of the doubt
Story phrase: Si Jimmy sigue vivo en este mundo / If Jimmy is still alive on earth
This phrase gives you a useful pattern. Choose 1 or 2 and try adapting it to these new situations:
Prompt: If she is still alive / If he is still awake / If they are still together
Si ella sigue viva / If she is still alive
Si él sigue despierto / If he is still awake
Si ellos siguen juntos / If they are still together