Using complete sentences in Spanish, describe a past vacation one of your family members took to a Spanish-speaking country. Do not worry! If one of your family members has not traveled to a Spanish-speaking country, you can make the trip up. Use the following steps to complete your description: Use the correct form of the verb leer in the preterite tense to say how he or she discovered the Spanish-speaking country they traveled to.
Use hace + specific time frame + que + verb to say how long ago he or she traveled. Remember to include the mode of transportation he or she used.
Use one chameleon verb (saber, conocer, poder, querer, or tener) in the preterite tense or imperfect tense to say one activity or place he or she did or visited first.
Use one chameleon verb (saber, conocer, poder, querer, or tener), different from the one used previously, in the preterite tense or imperfect tense to say one activity or place he or she did or visited second.

Explanation:

Use the correct form of the verb leer in the preterite tense to say how he or she discovered the Spanish-speaking country they traveled to.

Ella leía en la guía turística que la Ciudad Antigua de Guatemala es una Ciudad que guarda muchas tradiciones de sus antepasados Mayas y descubrimos que era un ciudad muy hermosa y digna de ser visitada.

Use hace + specific time frame + que + verb to say how long ago he or she traveled. Remember to include the mode of transportation he or she used.

Hace más de un año que ella viajó a Guatemala en avión y el traslado hacía las ruinas y algunas otras ciudades lo hizo en autobús.

Use one chameleon verb (saber, conocer, poder, querer, or tener) in the preterite tense or imperfect tense to say one activity or place he or she did or visited first.

Ella sabía que algunas ruinas mayas ubicadas en Guatemala aún no son abiertas al público dentro de la selva y quería conocerlas, para tal efecto tenía que tramitar un permiso especial para poder visitarlas pues de otra manera no podría visitarlas.

Use one chameleon verb (saber, conocer, poder, querer, or tener), different from the one used previously, in the preterite tense or imperfect tense to say one activity or place he or she did or visited second.

Ella también supo que las artesanías más preciadas las podría obtener directamente de los artesanos que ella conocía por una página de internet.

the ecuadorians are more hard working people and word from early sun raise until sunset. then you join with family for dinner and talk about their day. while in america it’s different. everyone live and have different rules and traditions habits.

ummmthings that are different in peru than in the united states:

1. granola bars: they are not made of granola. they are made of quinoa and other grains that remind me of the millet i feed my birds at home. they have the texture of styrofoam but are cheap and comparatively healthy.