Ive one sentence to state which country (Chile, Ecuador, or Peru) you and your family are going to travel and when (season, mont
h, etc.), using the correct form of the verb ir + a + infinitive. (e.g., My family and I are going to visit Spain this summer.) Give one sentence to state one thing you have to do before going on the trip, using the correct form of the verb tener + que + infinitive. (e.g., I have to check a map of Spain.)
Give one sentence to state at least two things your parents have to put in the suitcase, using the correct form of the verb tener + que + infinitive. (e.g., My parents have to put the camera and our clothes in the suitcase.)
Give one sentence stating at least two things you and your family are going to do and where, using the correct form of the verb ir + a + infinitive. (e.g., We are going to take a bus excursion around the city of Barcelona, and we are going to explore the river Onyar.)
Give one sentence stating how you feel about the trip using the correct form of the verb estar. (e.g., I am very excited for the trip!)
Yo y mi familia vamos a ir a Perú este verano. después de ir tengo que reglar mi ropa. Mi familia y yo vamos a ir a nadar y comprar cosas. Mi familia y yo vamos a ir a el hotel y después vamos a comer.
Because if you were to put the other ones it wouldn’t really make any sense at all. Since estar is just be there and estan is almost the same so it’s están.
