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Module 024

You Enter and You Leave

Use entra for polite “you enter” and sale for polite “you leave” or “you go out.” Combine these forms with familiar words and helper verbs from earlier modules.

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Lesson 1

You enter: entra

Use entra when politely saying that one person enters. Use entrar after familiar helper forms.

One new building block

entra
you enter when speaking politely to one person
no entra
you do not enter
¿Entra...?
Do you enter...?

Spanish often leaves out usted. Here, entra by itself can mean polite you enter.

Build the meaning step by step

Entra aquí. = You enter here.
No entra hoy. = You do not enter today.
¿Dónde entra? = Where do you enter?
Use entrar after helper verbs
Quiere entrar ahora.
Puede entrar aquí.
Necesita entrar hoy.
Lesson 1 Practice Rolls

Interpret with entra and entrar

Practice Roll 1 of 30Interpret in Spanish
You enter here.
Practice Roll 2 of 30Interpret in English
Entra ahora.
Practice Roll 3 of 30Interpret in Spanish
Do you enter here?
Practice Roll 4 of 30Interpret in English
No entra hoy.
Practice Roll 5 of 30Interpret in Spanish
Where do you enter?
Practice Roll 6 of 30Interpret in English
Entra con el documento.
Practice Roll 7 of 30Interpret in Spanish
You want to enter now.
Practice Roll 8 of 30Interpret in English
Puede entrar aquí.
Practice Roll 9 of 30Interpret in Spanish
You need to enter today.
Practice Roll 10 of 30Interpret in English
Entra con lo que necesita.
Practice Roll 11 of 30Interpret in Spanish
You do not want to enter there.
Practice Roll 12 of 30Interpret in English
¿Cuándo entra aquí?
Practice Roll 13 of 30Interpret in Spanish
You enter because it is important.
Practice Roll 14 of 30Interpret in English
Abre la puerta y entra aquí.
Practice Roll 15 of 30Interpret in Spanish
Why do you enter now?
Lesson 2

You leave or go out: sale

Use sale when politely saying that one person leaves or goes out. Use salir after familiar helper forms.

One new building block

sale
you leave / you go out
no sale
you do not leave
¿Sale...?
Do you leave...?

Use sale de when expressing leaving a place.

Build the meaning step by step

Sale ahora. = You leave now.
No sale hoy. = You do not leave today.
¿Cuándo sale? = When do you leave?
Use salir after helper verbs
Quiere salir ahora.
Puede salir de aquí.
Necesita salir hoy.
Lesson 2 Practice Rolls

Interpret with sale and salir

Practice Roll 16 of 30Interpret in Spanish
You leave now.
Practice Roll 17 of 30Interpret in English
Sale de aquí.
Practice Roll 18 of 30Interpret in Spanish
Do you leave today?
Practice Roll 19 of 30Interpret in English
No sale ahora.
Practice Roll 20 of 30Interpret in Spanish
When do you leave?
Practice Roll 21 of 30Interpret in English
Sale después.
Practice Roll 22 of 30Interpret in Spanish
You want to leave now.
Practice Roll 23 of 30Interpret in English
Puede salir de aquí.
Practice Roll 24 of 30Interpret in Spanish
You need to leave today.
Practice Roll 25 of 30Interpret in English
Sale porque lo necesita.
Practice Roll 26 of 30Interpret in Spanish
You do not want to leave there.
Practice Roll 27 of 30Interpret in English
¿Dónde sale hoy?
Practice Roll 28 of 30Interpret in Spanish
You leave because it is important.
Practice Roll 29 of 30Interpret in English
Entra ahora y sale después.
Practice Roll 30 of 30Interpret in Spanish
You open the door, enter, and leave afterward.
Beginner Conversation

Enter, ask, and leave

A: ¿Entra aquí?

B: Sí, entro ahora.

A: ¿Cuándo sale?

B: Salgo después.

A: ¿Puede abrir la puerta?

B: Sí, abro la puerta y entro.

Language Insights

Entra versus entrar; sale versus salir

Direct polite action: use entra and sale when speaking politely to one person.

After a helper verb: after quiere, puede, or necesita, use the infinitives entrar and salir.

Module Challenge

Combine the new actions

Interpret: You open the door, enter, and leave afterward.

Abre la puerta, entra y sale después.
Module Summary / Checkpoint / Progress Save

Module 24 checkpoint

You can now use entra / entrar and sale / salir with familiar questions, helpers, places, and sentence-building blocks.

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