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    The document introduces basic vocabulary including numbers 1-20 in English and Spanish, and days of the week in English and Spanish. It provides examples of using the numbers and days in simple sentences. The numbers and days are presented in both languages side by side for easy reference.

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    Vocabulary Unit 1

    1. The Numbers 1 - 20
    0 1 2 3 4 5 zero one two 6 7 six 11 eleven twelve thirteen 16 17 18 sixteen seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty

    seven 12 eight nine ten 13 14 15

    three 8 four five 9 10

    fourteen 19 fifteen 20

    Examples:
    My friend has three dogs. I am nineteen years old. Its nine oclock. Four plus seven makes eleven (4 + 7 = 11)

    2. Days of the Week*

    Week
    Monday Lunes Tuesday Martes Wednesday Mircoles Thursday Jueves Friday Viernes

    Weekend
    Saturday Sbado Sunday Domingo

    *En ingls, los das de la semana siempre se escriben con Mayscula inicial. Examples:
    I go to school from Monday to Friday. On Sundays, my father takes us to cinema. The kids play soccer every Saturday. My mother works only on Thursday. On the weekend, I like to stay at home. I dont smoke during the week.

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