Question

Imagine a new Spanish-speaking family just moved in next door. They have a son your same age. Julio has a to-do list of errands, and he has asked you to help him. He needs to go to the grocery store, fill up the car with gas, and deposit money in the bank. Unfortunately, you have your cousin’s birthday party and can’t go with him. So, Julio has asked you to give written directions to one of the locations.
Write the rough draft of your informative description. You may copy and paste the accented and special characters from this list if needed: Á, á, É, é, Í, í, Ó, ó, Ú, ú, ü, Ñ, ñ, ¡, ¿ Your rough draft should be written in complete sentences in Spanish and include the following requirements: (30 points)


tener + que + infinitive to show the first thing your neighbor must do to get to the final destination
an affirmative tú command to show your neighbor where to stop
a negative tú command to guide your neighbor where not to go
estar + preposition to give the specific location of the final destination
vocabulary words and expressions to describe the road signs, traffic signals, and places your neighbor will see

Answer 1

Julio debería caminar por la calle Sergio para llegar a Wells Fargo, el banco. Usted no debe acercarse al suroeste 184, porque esa calle está lejos del banco, y por lo general está llena de tráfico. Una vez que vea la biblioteca, debería ver el banco. Julio ha venido a su banco local. Pero, si ves el refugio para mascotas, ¡has ido por el camino equivocado! No vayas por la calle 196, ni nada que no sea 184 y 156, o irás a otro lugar que no sea el banco.