Lesson 12 - Horario (Schedule)
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This page: Practice with the days of the weeks, times and present tense verbs by reading and writing daily schedules.

Planner

Daily Schedule
(Horario Diario)

Reading Lesson

Key Vocabulary

The following is a list of key vocabulary that you will need to know to understand the lesson. Click on the word to hear the pronunciation.

► rezar = to pray
► tocar = to play (an instrument), to touch
► levantar = to lift
► pesas = weights

Reading

Read Mateo's daily schedule.

Hora	Domingo	Lunes	Martes	Miércoles	Jueves	Viernes	Sábado
7:00	descansar	correr	levantar pesas	correr	levantar pesas	correr	descansar
8:00	comer	comer	comer	comer	comer	comer	comer
9:00	rezar	trabajar	trabajar	trabajar	trabajar	trabajar	limpiar la casa
12:30	comer	comer	comer	comer	comer	comer	comer
1:00	descansar	trabajar	trabajar	trabajar	trabajar	trabajar	comprar comida
5:30	comer	comer	comer	comer	comer	comer	comer
6:30	tocar piano	escuchar música	estudiar	hablar por teléfono	leer un libro	practicar karate	bailar

Practice

Write sentences about what Mateo does on these days and at these times. Write out the time in words in your sentences. Don't forget to use correct capitalization, accents and punctuation, or the computer will mark it as incorrect.

Example:
lunes 9:00 → Mateo trabaja los lunes a las nueve.

More Practice

Write more sentences on a piece of paper about what Mateo does at different days and times.

Writing

Write five sentences about what you do on certain days and times. Use verbs that we studied in the present tense -ar verbs or present tense -er verbs lessons.

Examples:
Leo un libro los domingos a las seis.
Estudio español los martes a las siete.

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