Describing a place (Part 1/2)
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Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will describe a place, using the singular and plural definite articles, and we will practise pronouncing the 'j' sound.
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10 Questions
Q1.
What does this mean in English? "¿Dónde está Juan?"
He is Juan.
Juan more time please.
Q2.
Which indefinite article goes with the definite article "el"
si
una
Q3.
Which indefinite article goes with the definite article "la"
el
no
Q4.
What does "hay" mean in English?
Grass
Hey!
Q5.
Choose the best answer for ¿Qué hay en València?
es un barco
Maria es alegre
Q6.
How would you say "there isn't a bar" in Spanish?
hay no bar
no bar no
Q7.
What's the best adjective to describe "la iglesia"
alto
bonito
Q8.
Why can't you say "La iglesia es en Madrid"?
The verb should be "soy"
You can say it
Q9.
What is "la tienda" in English?
The boat
The market
Q10.
"famosa" would describe what?
a group of boys
a masculine noun
12 Questions
Q1.
el pueblo
building
team
Q2.
el equipo
film
view
Q3.
el trabajo
island
plate, dish
Q4.
el plato
island
view
Q5.
el edificio
team
town
Q6.
la familia
film
view
Q7.
la película
big
town
Q8.
la vista
island
very
Q9.
la isla
plate, dish
view
Q10.
grande
small
town
Q11.
interesante
big
interview
Q12.
de
through
town