Integrated present: weekend habits (A1 ES)
Weekend dialogue with 30+ present forms and ¿Qué haces? questions. A1 reading with translation.
¿Qué haces los fines de semana?
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What you'll learn
Integrated Spanish present: ¿Qué? questions, weekend routines; 30+ examples
Practises integrated present in a dialogue about Saturday and Sunday routines, food, and leisure.
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¿Qué haces los fines de semana?
newWhat do you do on weekends?
Question with "qué" asks about an action. Word order: ¿Qué + do you + when/where?
Essential question for talking about weekends.
Los sábados me levanto tarde
newOn Saturdays I wake up late
The reflexive pronoun "me" shows the action goes back to the person: me levanto = I wake up.
Learn reflexive verbs through daily routine examples.
Desayuno con calma en la cocina
newI have breakfast calmly in the kitchen
"Con calma" means "calmly, without rushing". A typical phrase for describing morning habits.
Useful for describing your own habits in conversation.
¿Sales de casa después?
newDo you go out afterwards?
"Salir de casa" means "to leave the house". Question in present tense.
Useful phrase for planning meetings.
Voy al mercado con mi abuela
newI go to the market with my grandmother
"Ir al mercado" is a typical activity in Spanish-speaking countries. Many people go to the market every Saturday.
Learn to talk about family activities.
Cada persona tiene su rutina
newEach person has their own routine
A nice phrase for summarizing. "Cada persona" = each person, "su rutina" = their routine.
Great for wrapping up a conversation about habits.
Key words
Vocabulary that carries the school-day topic.
I wake up
me levanto
I wake up
Reflexive verb. "Me levanto" = I get up. Used for morning routines.
Essential reflexive verb for daily routines.
cereal
cereales
cereal
"Cereales" are breakfast cereals like corn or oat flakes. Eaten with milk.
Useful word for food and breakfast topics.
market
mercado
market
"El mercado" is the traditional place to buy fresh vegetables, fruits, and bread.
Key word for daily shopping.
I rest
descanso
I rest
"Descansar" means "to recover energy". "Los domingos descanso" = On Sundays I rest.
Useful for talking about weekends and how you feel.
Grammar in context
Patterns from the text worth noticing after reading.
Question with "qué"
¿Qué haces?
Question with "qué"
"¿Qué haces?" — question about an action. Pattern: ¿Qué + verb + circumstance?
Learn to ask questions about actions.
Reflexive verbs: me levanto
me levanto
Reflexive verbs: me levanto
The reflexive pronoun "me" shows the person does something for themselves: I wake up = me levanto.
Reflexive verbs are important for daily routines.
Frequency: todos los fines de semana
todos los fines de semana
Frequency: todos los fines de semana
"Todos los fines de semana" = every weekend. "Todos los" + noun means "every".
Learn frequency expressions for describing habits.
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