MODULE 5

Numbers, Contact, Prices, Dates & Time

Can-DoI can use everyday numbers from 0 through 1000, exchange basic contact information, ask and understand prices in pesos, handle a simple payment, and understand/give common dates, years, times, and basic schedules.

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Numbers 0–10 Contact Information Numbers 11–30 Larger Numbers, Prices & Payment Dates & Time

Module 5 overview

You will move through five lessons: numbers 0–10, contact information, numbers 11–30, larger numbers/prices/payment, then dates/time.

Lesson 1

Numbers 0–10

Learn Together

cero · uno · dos · tres · cuatro · cinco · seis · siete · ocho · nueve · diez

In English:zero · one · two · three · four · five · six · seven · eight · nine · ten

You will use all 11 number words. Practice them in mixed order; noun agreement comes later.

Keep in mind:Everything in this practice set has already been learned.

Say it / Notice:Use already-Spanish you learned sound/spelling rules.

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 1

Shuffled 0–10 practice

Give these digits in Spanish in the displayed order: 8 · 2 · 10 · 0 · 5 · 7 · 1 · 4 · 9 · 3 · 6.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 2

Audio number check

Listen to the shuffled Spanish number sequence and type the digits in the same order.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 3

English-to-Spanish number recall

Give these number meanings in Spanish in order: zero · ten · four · seven · two · nine · one · six · three · eight · five.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 4

Use the Sound Rule with Numbers

Give the Spanish number words for 0, 5, 7, and 10, then say which one begins with the c-before-e relationship from Module 4.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 5

Changed number exchange

A partner gives this mixed digit set: 3 · 10 · 1 · 8 · 0 · 6 · 4 · 9 · 2 · 5 · 7. Give the Spanish number sequence without counting up from one.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 6

Random 0–10 Ready Check

Give 9 · 0 · 2 · 7 · 10 · 4 in Spanish.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 7

Greeting + number

Open with Hola, give the Spanish number for 6, then close with Adiós.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 8

Morning + number

Open with Buenos días, give the Spanish number for 10, then close with Adiós.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 9

Spell a number word

Using Spanish letter names from Module 2, spell DOS.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 10

Statement/question contrast + digit

Give the shortest positive answer to ¿Es posible?, then give the Spanish number for 4.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 11

Negative + digit

Give the shortest negative answer, then the Spanish number for 8.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 12

Direct-address number practice

Address Ana directly with Hola, then give the Spanish number for 5.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 13

Vowel recall + number

Give the five Spanish vowel letters in order, then the Spanish number for 2.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 14

Cognate + number

Give Es posible., then the Spanish number for 7.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 15

0–10 closing check

Give the Spanish numbers for 1, 3, 6, 9 in that order, then Adiós.

Your answer

Lesson 2

Contact Information

Learn Together

número · teléfono · número de teléfono · Mi número es…

In English:number · telephone/phone · telephone number · My number is…

For now, simply recognize the full question ¿Cuál es tu número de teléfono? You will learn cuál and tu more fully later.

Keep in mind:Everything in this practice set has already been learned.

Say it / Notice:Use already-Spanish you learned sound/spelling rules.

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 16

Phone-contact meaning recall

Give the three learned phone-contact labels in order: number · phone · phone number.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 17

Recognize the phone question

Listen to the learned phone-number question, then answer with the phrase pattern and the fictional digits 5 · 2 · 0 · 8.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 18

Phone number practice

Give the fictional phone number 8 · 0 · 4 · 2 using the Spanish phrase pattern.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 19

Phone Listen and type

Listen to the fictional Spanish phone-number statement and type only the digits you hear.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 20

Phone mini exchange

Open with Hola, give the fictional phone number 3 · 7 · 0 · 5, then close with Adiós.

Your answer

Learn Together

dirección · calle · departamento · habitación

In English:address · street · apartment/unit · room

Use known numbers as identifiers. No broader location grammar, estar, or hay.

Keep in mind:Everything in this practice set has already been learned.

Say it / Notice:Use already-Spanish you learned sound/spelling rules.

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 21

Address-label recall

Give the four learned labels in order: address · street · apartment/unit · room.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 22

Room identifier listening

Listen to the learned room label plus number and type the number.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 23

Build identifiers

Build these guided identifiers in Spanish: street 4 · apartment/unit 2 · room 7.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 24

new-situation label selection

A hotel screen shows room 9. Give only the Spanish you learned label plus number.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 25

Two identifier exchange

Give these two guided identifiers: street 5 · room 8.

Your answer

Learn Together

correo electrónico · arroba · punto · guion · guion bajo · Mi correo es…

In English:email · at sign · dot/period · hyphen · underscore · My email is…

The letters can change. Keep symbols such as @ and. exactly as shown.

Keep in mind:Everything in this practice set has already been learned.

Say it / Notice:Use already-Spanish you learned sound/spelling rules.

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 26

Email symbol naming

Name these symbols in Spanish in order: @ ·. · - _.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 27

Audio-to-symbol check

Listen to the Spanish symbol names and type the symbols in the same order.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 28

Build an email

Give this safe fictional email using the phrase pattern: ana_5@mx.com.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 29

Email listen-and-type practice

Listen to the safe fictional email statement and type only the email address exactly.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 30

Email mini exchange

Open with Hola, give the safe fictional email ana_7@mx.com, then close with Adiós.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 31

Phone practice

In a changed phone context, give the fictional number 7 · 1 · 0 · 4.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 32

Address practice

Give the changed room identifier room 6.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 33

Email practice

Give the changed safe fictional email luis_4@mx.com using the phrase pattern.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 34

Name + phone

Give the known name statement for Ana, then the fictional phone number 4 · 0 · 8 · 1.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 35

Greeting + room

Open with Buenas tardes, then give room 9.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 36

Spell email symbol

Ask the known spelling question, then answer with the Spanish name for @.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 37

Contact set

Give the Spanish labels for phone number, address, and email.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 38

Phone check + answer

Listen to the recognized phone question and answer with 2 · 5 · 8 · 0.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 39

Email symbols

Give the Spanish names for. and _.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 40

Contact closing

Give the fictional phone number 6 · 6 · 1 · 0, the email ana@mx.com, then Adiós.

Your answer

Lesson 3

Numbers 11–30

Learn Together

once · doce · trece · catorce · quince · dieciséis · diecisiete · dieciocho · diecinueve · veinte

In English:eleven through twenty

Fixed number labels; do not invent a derivation rule. Written accent in dieciséis is real.

Keep in mind:Everything in this practice set has already been learned.

Say it / Notice:Use already-Spanish you learned sound/spelling rules.

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 41

11–20 shuffled practice

Give these numerals in Spanish: 18 · 11 · 20 · 16 · 13 · 19 · 12 · 17 · 15 · 14.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 42

11–20 audio check

Listen to the shuffled 11–20 Spanish number set and type the numerals in the same order.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 43

Accent recall

Give the Spanish number word for 16 exactly.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 44

0–20 Combined Practice

Give these numerals in Spanish without counting: 0 · 12 · 5 · 19 · 8 · 15 · 2 · 20 · 10 · 17.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 45

Phone use in a new situation with teens

Use the phone phrase pattern with these fictional two-digit groups: 11 · 20 · 16 · 13.

Your answer

Learn Together

veintiuno · veintidós · veintitrés · veinticuatro · veinticinco · veintiséis · veintisiete · veintiocho · veintinueve · treinta

In English:twenty-one through thirty

21–29 are written as one word; accents occur where required.

Keep in mind:Everything in this practice set has already been learned.

Say it / Notice:Use already-Spanish you learned sound/spelling rules.

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 46

21–30 shuffled practice

Give these numerals in Spanish: 29 · 21 · 30 · 23 · 26 · 24 · 28 · 22 · 27 · 25.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 47

21–30 audio check

Listen to the shuffled 21–30 Spanish number set and type the numerals in the same order.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 48

Veinti- accent spelling

Give 22 · 23 · 26 in Spanish exactly.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 49

Full 0–30 Combined Practice

Give these numerals in Spanish without serial counting: 30 · 4 · 21 · 9 · 18 · 26 · 0 · 13 · 29 · 7.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 50

Changed contact with 21–30

Use the phone phrase pattern with these fictional number groups: 21 · 30 · 26 · 24.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 51

Teen-number practice

Give 17 · 12 · 20 · 16 in Spanish.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 52

Twenty-series practice

Give 28 · 23 · 30 · 22 in Spanish.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 53

0–30 mixed phone

Give the fictional number groups 9 · 24 · 13 · 30.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 54

Room 27

Give the room identifier room 27.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 55

Department 18

Give the apartment/unit identifier 18.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 56

Email with number

Give the safe fictional email ana_23@mx.com using the phrase pattern.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 57

Spell sixteen

Using Spanish letter names, spell DIECISÉIS.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 58

Greeting + number

Open with Buenas noches, give the Spanish number for 29, then Adiós.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 59

Check + contact

Listen to the recognized phone question and answer with 12 · 25 · 7 · 30.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 60

0–30 review

Give 1 · 11 · 21 · 2 · 12 · 22 · 3 · 13 · 23 · 30 in Spanish.

Your answer

Lesson 4

Larger Numbers, Prices & Payment

Learn Together

cuarenta · cincuenta · sesenta · setenta · ochenta · noventa · cien · [tens] y [unit]

In English:forty · fifty · sixty · seventy · eighty · ninety · one hundred · tens + and + unit

For 31–99 except exact tens, combine tens + y + unit. treinta from the prior lesson builds 31–39.

Keep in mind:Everything in this practice set has already been learned.

Say it / Notice:Use already-Spanish you learned sound/spelling rules.

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 61

Exact tens recall

Give these exact tens in Spanish: 40 · 50 · 60 · 70 · 80 · 90 · 100.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 62

Build numbers 31–99

Build these numbers in Spanish from the tens + y + unit rule: 31 · 42 · 57 · 68 · 99.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 63

Larger-number listening

Listen to the constructed Spanish numbers and type the numerals.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 64

Address use in a new situation 31–99

Build these identifiers: street 44 · room 72 · apartment/unit 99.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 65

Novel 31–99 contact

Use the phone phrase pattern with changed two-digit groups 38 · 65 · 91 · 47.

Your answer

Learn Together

ciento · doscientos · trescientos · cuatrocientos · quinientos · seiscientos · setecientos · ochocientos · novecientos · mil

In English:one hundred-and… · two hundred … nine hundred · one thousand

cien = exactly 100; ciento inside larger 100-series numbers. Feminine hundreds are recognize it for now, not something you need to use yet targets.

Keep in mind:Everything in this practice set has already been learned.

Say it / Notice:Use already-Spanish you learned sound/spelling rules.

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 66

Hundreds base recall

Give these base numbers in Spanish: 100 · 200 · 300 · 400 · 500 · 600 · 700 · 800 · 900 · 1000.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 67

Cien vs ciento

Give 100 · 101 · 115 · 199 in Spanish.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 68

Hundreds audio check

Listen to the Spanish numbers and type the numerals.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 69

Hundreds identifier use in a new situation

Build these guided identifiers: room 205 · apartment/unit 708 · street 1000.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 70

Novel hundreds practice

Give 342 · 615 · 999 in Spanish.

Your answer

Learn Together

¿Cuánto cuesta? · por favor · peso/pesos · Son [número] pesos. · Cuesta [número] pesos. · pagar/pago · efectivo · tarjeta · con · Pago en efectivo. · Pago con tarjeta. · cambio · cuenta · propina · gracias · de nada

In English:How much does it cost? · please · peso(s) · It is [number] pesos · It costs [number] pesos · to pay/I pay · cash · card · with · I pay cash/by card · change · bill/account · tip · thank you · you’re welcome

¿Tiene cambio? is recognize it first. You do not need the full conjugation tables for costar, pagar, tener, or ser yet.

Keep in mind:Everything in this practice set has already been learned.

Say it / Notice:Use already-Spanish you learned sound/spelling rules.

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 71

Ask a price

Give the useful Spanish question “How much does it cost?”

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 72

Polite price request

Ask the price and add the already learned polite expression from this lesson.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 73

Price with Son

State the price 250 pesos using the learned Son pattern.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 74

Price with Cuesta

State that it costs 75 pesos using the learned Cuesta pattern.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 75

Payment noun recall

Give these learned payment labels in order: peso · pesos · cash · card.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 76

First Paying Verb

Give the infinitive “to pay” and the first-person form “I pay” in that order.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 77

Pay cash

State the learned cash-payment sentence.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 78

Pay by card

State the learned card-payment sentence.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 79

Finishing a Purchase or Payment

Give these learned purchase/payment words and phrases in order: change · bill/account · tip · thank you · you’re welcome.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 80

Recognize change question

Listen to the recognize it first question about change. Give the shortest positive answer, then thank the other person.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 81

31–99 practice

Give 46 · 58 · 71 · 93 in Spanish.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 82

Hundreds practice

Give 184 · 506 · 721 · 1000 in Spanish.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 83

Purchase & Payment Practice

Ask the price, state 320 pesos using Son, then say you pay by card.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 84

Paying with Cash

Ask the price, state 85 pesos using Cuesta, then say you pay cash.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 85

Change check

Listen to the recognized change question and answer negatively, then thank the other person.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 86

Price + phone

State a price of 450 pesos, then give the fictional number groups 45 · 20 · 8 · 3.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 87

Room + price

Give room 612, then state a price of 99 pesos.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 88

Payment labels

Give cash · card · change · tip in Spanish.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 89

Thank-you close

Say you pay by card, thank the other person, then give the learned response to thanks.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 90

Novel price Ready Check

Ask the price and state 999 pesos using the learned Son pattern.

Your answer

Lesson 5

Dates & Time

Learn Together

lunes · martes · miércoles · jueves · viernes · sábado · domingo · enero · febrero · marzo · abril · mayo · junio · julio · agosto · septiembre · octubre · noviembre · diciembre

In English:Monday–Sunday · January–December

Treat as calendar labels. Days/months normally use lowercase Spanish spelling.

Keep in mind:Everything in this practice set has already been learned.

Say it / Notice:Use already-Spanish you learned sound/spelling rules.

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 91

Days shuffled practice

Give these day labels in Spanish: Wednesday · Sunday · Monday · Friday · Tuesday · Saturday · Thursday.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 92

Months January–June

Give January through June in Spanish.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 93

Months July–December

Give July through December in Spanish.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 94

Calendar audio category

Listen to the mixed Spanish labels and type D for day or M for month in the same order.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 95

Mixed calendar recall

Give these labels in Spanish: Monday · August · Saturday · December · Wednesday · March.

Your answer

Learn Together

hoy · fecha · qué · el · de · ¿Qué fecha es hoy? · Es el [número] de [mes]. · año/años · [year-number pattern]

In English:today · date · what · the · of · What is today’s date? · It is the [number] of [month] · year(s)

Date pattern is a complete structure. No full article rules, no ordinal dates, and no age expression.

Keep in mind:Everything in this practice set has already been learned.

Say it / Notice:Use already-Spanish you learned sound/spelling rules.

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 96

Date/year word recall

Give these learned words in order: today · date · year · years.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 97

Ask today’s date

Give the complete Spanish question “What is today’s date?”

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 98

Give a date

Give the date August 10 using the learned Spanish structure.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 99

Build a year

Give the year 2026 as a full Spanish cardinal year number.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 100

Changed date and year

Give December 23 using the date pattern, then give the year label 2026.

Your answer

Learn Together

hora · ¿Qué hora es? · Es la una. · Son las [2–12]. · y media · y cuarto · menos cuarto · mañana · tarde · noche · de la mañana/tarde/noche · a las…

In English:time/hour · What time is it? · It is one · It is [2–12] · half past · quarter past · quarter to · morning/afternoon/night · in the… · at…

No full SER forms, advanced minute-by-minute time, future tense, or appointment verbs.

Keep in mind:Everything in this practice set has already been learned.

Say it / Notice:Use already-Spanish you learned sound/spelling rules.

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 101

Ask the time

Give the complete Spanish question “What time is it?”

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 102

One o’clock

State one o’clock using the learned singular pattern.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 103

Plural hour

State eight o’clock using the learned plural-hours pattern.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 104

Half past

State 8:30 using the learned time phrase.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 105

Quarter past

State 9:15 using the learned time phrase.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 106

Quarter to

State 9:45 using the learned menos cuarto pattern.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 107

Daypart labels

Give morning · afternoon · night in Spanish.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 108

Time with daypart

State eight in the morning.

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 109

Scheduled time label

Give the schedule label “at nine at night.”

Your answer

Grouped Quick Practice · Practice Roll 110

Changed schedule set

Give these schedule labels in order: at 8 in the morning · at 3 in the afternoon · at 9 at night.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 111

Calendar practice

Give Tuesday · September · Sunday · February in Spanish.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 112

Building block

A hotel screen shows room 9. Give only the Spanish you learned label plus number. This practice focuses on Numbers, Contact, Prices, Dates & Time.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 113

Building block

Give the Spanish number word for 16 exactly. This practice focuses on Numbers, Contact, Prices, Dates & Time.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 114

Building block

Listen to the recognize it first question about change. Give the shortest positive answer, then thank the other person. Respond in Spanish. This practice focuses on Numbers, Contact, Prices, Dates & Time.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 115

Short build

Listen to the safe fictional email statement and type only the email address exactly. Respond in Spanish. This practice focuses on Numbers, Contact, Prices, Dates & Time.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 116

Short build

Ask the price and add the already learned polite expression from this lesson. Respond in Spanish. This practice focuses on Numbers, Contact, Prices, Dates & Time.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 117

Short build

State the price 250 pesos using the learned Son pattern. Respond in Spanish. This practice focuses on Numbers, Contact, Prices, Dates & Time.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 118

Short build

Give the fictional phone number 44 · 21 · 8 · 30, then room 205. Respond in Spanish. This practice focuses on Numbers, Contact, Prices, Dates & Time.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 119

Build & transform

Give the schedule label “at nine at night.” Respond in Spanish. This practice focuses on Numbers, Contact, Prices, Dates & Time.

Your answer

Review & Reuse · Practice Roll 120

Build & transform

In a new situation, give a fictional phone number 38 · 12 · 27 · 4 and the safe fictional email luis_8@mx.com. Respond in Spanish. This practice focuses on Numbers, Contact, Prices, Dates & Time.

Your answer

Combined Practice

new-situation integration with no new Spanish.

Combined Practice · Practice Roll 121

Hear & rebuild

Ask the price, state 615 pesos, then say you pay cash. Respond in Spanish. This practice focuses on Numbers, Contact, Prices, Dates & Time.

Your answer

Combined Practice · Practice Roll 122

Build & transform

Give July 21 and the year 2026. Respond in Spanish. This practice focuses on Numbers, Contact, Prices, Dates & Time.

Your answer

Combined Practice · Practice Roll 123

Expanded build

Ask the time and state 8:30 in the morning. Respond in Spanish. This practice focuses on Numbers, Contact, Prices, Dates & Time.

Your answer

Combined Practice · Practice Roll 124

Hear & rebuild

State a price of 99 pesos, pay by card, then give the schedule label at 3 in the afternoon. Respond in Spanish. This practice focuses on Numbers, Contact, Prices, Dates & Time.

Your answer

Combined Practice · Practice Roll 125

Expanded build

Give the safe fictional email ana_5@mx.com, ask the price, state 99 pesos, then pay by card. Respond in Spanish. This practice focuses on Numbers, Contact, Prices, Dates & Time.

Your answer

Combined Practice · Practice Roll 126

Conversation-ready build

Open with Hola, give room 708, ask the price, state 450 pesos, pay cash, give December 23, state 9:15 at night, thank the other person, and close. Respond in Spanish. This practice focuses on Numbers, Contact, Prices, Dates & Time.

Your answer

Apply & Communicate

new-situation integration with no new Spanish.

Apply & Communicate · Practice Roll 127

Apply 1 — Contact

In a new situation, give a fictional phone number 38 · 12 · 27 · 4 and the safe fictional email luis_8@mx.com.

Your answer

Apply & Communicate · Practice Roll 128

Apply 2 — Price/payment

Ask the price, state 615 pesos, then say you pay cash.

Your answer

Apply & Communicate · Practice Roll 129

Apply 3 — Date/year

Give July 21 and the year 2026.

Your answer

Apply & Communicate · Practice Roll 130

Apply 4 — Time

Ask the time and state 8:30 in the morning.

Your answer

Apply & Communicate · Practice Roll 131

Apply 5 — purchase or payment + schedule

State a price of 99 pesos, pay by card, then give the schedule label at 3 in the afternoon.

Your answer

Apply & Communicate · Practice Roll 132

Apply 6 — Full Module 5

Open with Hola, give room 708, ask the price, state 450 pesos, pay cash, give December 23, state 9:15 at night, thank the other person, and close.

Your answer

Keep going.

Complete the Apply practice and any extra practice that appears.

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