In this unit, you learned a variety of animal and pet vocabulary. Use this discussion to communicate about the pets you, your family, and your friends have. Use a wide variety of vocabulary from this and past units, and be creative! (Remember, we will not be calling your family or friends to verify that they have a goldfish or a ferret.) Include the following in your discussion: 5 different pets (Unit 4: At Home) Names and ages of pets (review vocabulary from Unit 1: Introductions) A variety of pet owners (review vocabulary from Unit 3: Friends and Family) Correct conjugations of the verb tener (to have) (review grammar from Unit 2: Who Am I?) Respond with 5-8 complete sentences in Spanish

Mi mejor amiga tiene dos mascotas. Un perro que es muy viejo, tiene diez años, y se llama Pupi; y un gato naranja que es muy pequeño y se llama Garfield. Al igual que ella, mis abuelos también tienen dos mascotas, ¡pero son muy diferentes! Ellos tienen un caballo que se llama Mickey y tiene tres años, y un pez que se llama Nemo porque es igual al pez de la película "Buscando a Nemo". Yo tengo un conejo, solo tiene dos meses y su nombre es Lupy. Es blanco y le gusta comer zanahorias.

Explanation:

To complete this exercise, you have to write sentences using Spanish vocabulary related to animals and pets.

It's important to use five different animals. In the text you can find the words: perro (dog), gato (cat), caballo (horse), pez (fish) and conejo (rabbit).

In the text, you can find information about the pets of your best friend and your grandparents, as well as your pet.

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