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Doing Yoga with Mom - Spanish A2

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Haciendo ejercicios de yoga con mi mamá

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Level A2 Reading focus

What you'll learn

yoga, sports, body, poses, breathing, relaxation, present tense, infinitive constructions

Article describes mother and child yoga practice together: tree pose, cobra, bridge, butterfly. A2 level for learners studying sports and body vocabulary. Uses present tense and infinitive constructions.

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Phrases, words, grammar, and quick practice from this text.

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Phrases for training

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hacer yoga

new

to do yoga

me caía mucho

new

I used to fall a lot

nos sentamos en el suelo

new

we sit on the floor

estoy mejorando

new

I am improving

me gusta porque

new

I like it because

es difícil mantener el equilibrio

new

it is hard to keep balance

Key words

Vocabulary that carries the school-day topic.

la postura

pose

respirar

to breathe

flexible

flexible

tranquilo

calm

estirar

to stretch

el equilibrio

balance

fortalecer

to strengthen

Grammar in context

Patterns from the text worth noticing after reading.

Presente de indicativo: acciones habituales (hace, duerme, practica)

Present tense: habitual actions (does, sleeps, practices)

Verbos reflexivos: me caigo, nos sentamos, me acuesto

Reflexive verbs: I fall, we sit down, I lie down

Infinitivo: después de verbos (aprender a respirar) y adjetivos (es difícil mantener)

Infinitive: after verbs (learn to breathe) and adjectives (hard to keep)

Comparativos: más tranquila, mejor, cada día

Comparatives: calmer, better, every day

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