*In Spanish when you say "none" or "not any" everything defaults to the singular form. In English, we could say, I have no books. But in Spanish, it would lsound like "I have no book".

(Plan is a masculine word)

I don't have any plans.=

In the last question, "ninguno plan" was shortened to "ningún plan". "Ninguno" only gets shortened when a noun, such as "plan" follows it. If nothing follows "ninguno", it doesn't get shortened.

If someone asks you "Tienes planes?" How should you answer to say "No, I have none."

If an object it located "allá" which of these words could you use to indicate it?

That car over there =

These words all end in o. They are only use to indicate vague ideas/situtations that cannot be identified as masculine or feminine.

esto

eso

aquello

How would you say "What is that way over there?

You walk into your house to find a surprise party in your honor. Your reaction could be to say:

Allí = there (but not way over there)

How would you say "Those shoes there are mine"?

____ comida aquí es mia. Esa comida allí es tuya.

You're a waiter and are showing your customers where to sit. What should you say? (sentarse = to sit)

Your customers sat at the wrong table. What should you say?

Tell the new teacher at school how to get to the cafeteria from my room:

Tell your friends not to go out tonight.

Salir = to go out

Your friends hear a rumor. Tell them not to believe it.

creer = to believe