Answer:
The word to each part (A and B) on the given topic, is found below:
Part A. Spanish word / phrase → English equivalent or context reminder → Pronunciation tips.
Abogado → Lawyer → Solid and closed B pronunciation.
Médico → Doctor → Accentuation on the first syllable.
Cuadra → Block → The sound of C is equal to K.
Derecho → Law → Sound of the CH is like SH but solid.
Part B. Word → Meaning → When to use → When not to use.
Tengo → I have → When you are using the noun "yo" → With another noun.
Trabajas → You work → When you use the noun "tú" → With another noun.
Venimos → We come → When you use the noun "nosotros" or "nosotras" → With another noun.
Duermo → I sleep → When you use the noun "yo" → With another noun.
Vocabulary in Spanish.
Most of the vocabulary that can be learned in Spanish, beyond repeating it constantly, the use it has must be recognized, in the case of nouns, the definition it has to use in phrases or sentences, as well as the verbs shown in the part B of which the personal pronoun to which they refer must be recognized.
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