My spanish classes at my high school are not helping me at all, and I have a big final test tuesday and I don't know barely anything.
I learned like "no quiero ir al banco" etc etc, but that was from this virtual spanish program and in order to get the rest I have to pay a lot for it.
So technically the solution for my problem has to be FREE.
I have a friend who speaks spanish and even so I'm hopeless I can't figure out the language or remember any of it!
I've just been doing the homework and then forgetting it later. >_<
Help ((

"The teacher was angry when nobody did their homework."
"I never want to leave the beach."

I'm having a hard time seeing how to use these in a sentence. Care to give an example for each?

(tu) tienes
(usted, el/ella) tiene
(tu) hablas
(usted, el/ella) habla

It's not homework or anything, btw.

"The teacher was angry when nobody did their homework."
"I never want to leave the beach."

My business plan for my class of entrepreneurship is to help spanish and english learners with their homework, class work, upcoming tests, writing/reading and vocal skills.

One thing is that i have to say what my materials are so i figured what i need are books, so what books do i need for both spanish and english learners and how much are they?

I have an aural test soon and I am listening to myself do a recording of myself speaking in Spanish because apparently this helps you remember it.

But whilst I am listening do I have to be consciously thinking about what I am saying whilst listening to it or can I just listen to it whilst doing other things like homework and not really be thinking about it at the same time??

Thankyou
Also any other learning tips would be great Thankyou!!!

I need to know this for my homework or I am in trouble! THANK YOU!

Where can I find a book or a website talks about english phonic rules like diphthongs, long vowels, digraphs in spanish.
What i mean is children in kindergarten and 1st grade learn about digraphs, diphthongs, and long vowels etc. Now a friend of mine wants to help her daughter with her homework, but my friend only speaks spanish and she wants to learn about the rules her daughter is learning in her school. Where can she find resources about phonics rules of the english language translated in spanish?

My business plan for my class of entrepreneurship is to help spanish and english learners with their homework, class work, upcoming tests, writing/reading and vocal skills.

One thing is that i have to say what my materials are so i figured what i need are books, so what books do i need for both spanish and english learners and how much are they?

we have to read a paper and i dont know spanish at all but i have to take 3 years of a launage in school and they choose spansih but i have never learned it and i dont know any of it how in the world am i going to pass this class how am i going to do the homework???

please help in desprate.

For homework, I was given some examples of sentences, and asked if any were wrong.
It said that there might be no wrong things, or no right things, but we're doing masculine and feminine singular and plural, which I SUCK at...
Please help, my fellow Yahoo Answerers!
Here it is:
Los profesores ingles severos.
Las profesores matematicas divertidas.
Las profesores son informatica aburridas.
Los profesores ingles bueno.

Thanks everyone, and hopefully soon I'll actually LEARN how to do my own Spanish

I've been given homework where I have to rearrange sentenced to include the passive voice and I've got it wrong twice and I still don't understand please help.

Okay, so I am considered an excellent student, straight A's almost all my school life (one B in 3rd grade) valedictorian of my 8th grade class (sorry for bragging I just want you to know how I work.) I always do my homework, study occasionally (more often when I don't feel confident with the subject) have a pretty bad Internet addiction though. I just got rid of my facebook/myspace accounts because I would spend way too much time on there. Okay enough about me here is my question/story. Yesterday I was looking at the 4 year plan my school PATHS is doing and I find that they have signed me up to two AP classes. Although, I was shocked and wanted them gone (I'm too scared to take AP courses after reading, listening all the horror stories from my friends) but I was coaxed into allowing them into my schedule for sophomore year. The courses are AP Spanish, and AP Human Geography. My question is: How can I be prepared for them both? I'm will to study over my summer, (not 24/7 though) and I will make the effort as I'm not lazy but I just need advice from those who have already taken these courses. Oh, I forgot to add my disability/crutch....I'm not a native Spanish speaker and struggle with conversational Spanish (I'm good with reading and writing though.) Thank you!

- You receive many letters from Mexico.
- Are you opening all the doors and windows.
- My brothers and I always read the news in the afternoon.
- Do you drink coffee everyday?
- I am learning to speak French very well.
- She is studying chemistry in the room.
- Do you live in brazil.
- These nieces do not do their homework
- I do not comprehend
- We drink coffee with milk
- Aren't you suffering

I would be really thankful
thanks in advance

My teacher doesn't teach us anything and just gives me homework.
i need 21spanish sentences with forms of the word ser

Answer Asap! I Need It For My Homework
Thanks!

I don't even know if my math teacher will check our homework tomorrow. And even if he does, I could do the homework during lunch... and the homework is only worth ten percent of our grade. But I still need to do the homework to understand the material. I've been studying all afternoon, but this Spanish test should be hard... it's on Mexican history that we learned while speaking Spanish.

I have to do my homework and my Spanish teacher told me to go find vocabulary on ski resorts and museums. They can be things in museums such as statues, paintings, etc. As well as things in ski resorts. Please help :] 10 points to the answer with the best list of words most relevant to my question. And give it a try. You get 2 points even if it's not best answer

In California, it's required of high school students to learn a foreign language for two consecutive years, with the same language, to graduate. My choices are: Spanish, German, and French. One of good friends is taking German and she seems to really like it (plus it sounds cool too). But on the other hand, my mom says it would be beneficial to learn Spanish since I'll get more money later on in life if I decide to translate something (but i don't think I will get any more money because I'll probably drop the class as soon as I have my credits). French is last on my list just because it sounds like a hard language to grasp. So I'm looking for an easy to learn language that's fun to use, and one that I wouldn't mind doing the homework for. Any suggestions?

I'm convincing him. (present)
She continues speaking. (use gerund)
He is distributing the papers. (present)
They follow the road.
We correct our errors.
I am collecting the homework. (present)
I do not recognize that book.

I have to write class rules and I'm having trouble finding out how to say them. I'd use translators but they're not always accurate when it comes to sentence structure.

"One must come to class on time."
"One must turn in the homework on time."
"One must have their materials."
"One must be prepared."
"One must respect the teacher."

1) Your child is disrespectful to adults.

2) Your child doesn't turn in homework.

3) Your child is a great leader in class.

I need help on translating five short sentences?
Every morning my cell phone wakes me up quickly.
After i wake up i take a shower and get dressed quickly.
Every afternoon i eat luch slowly.
Every evening i do my homework quickly.
After i do my homework i eat supper slowly.
Every night i always go to sleep quickly

Please put these future tense spanish verbs into simple sentances
Eg. Haras los deberes - I will do my homework.

Pondremos
Querreis
Saldren
Tendre
Vendras

Thanks In Advance

I do great on my homework and class stuff
but the test is so different and i dont know what they are asking.
I'm a cheerleader and i need to get my grade up, to do that i need to stop failing my tests.
Does anyone have any study tips, or anything that helped them learn spanish
i've tried websites but they didn't work to well
"studyspanish.com"
is horrible for me, can anyone help me?

I am taking a Spanish 3 class right now, and after getting a B- this semester, I came to realize that I desperately need to study. I know B- doesn't sound so bad, but i am getting C's, D's and F's on the tests, and the only things supporting my grade is EC and homework. I am really having problems on the grammar, and sentence structuring in Spanish. What are best ways to study Spanish grammar?

I have a big project to do and these are the sentences i cant figure how how to say it in spanish

1."you should study in school"

2. "you should exercise in school"

3. "you should make friends in school"

4. "you should do your Homework"

5. "you should not talk in class"

6. "you should not eat in class"

7. "you should not write on the desk"

8. "you should not be late to class"

9. "you should not listen to music in class"

10. "you should not talk on the phone in school"

PLEASE I REALLLY NEED YOUR HELP

I am trying to find a site that will help my mom speak English better for she only talks Spanish and she wants to learn how. Don't tell me to show her how to speak it because I can't teach her when I am in school bombarded with homework.