Describing free time activities
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Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will be describing our free time activities and we will be using 'querer' and 'dar' in the st person plural. In our phonics we will look at the suffix '-ción'.
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Adult supervision recommended.
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10 Questions
Q1.
What does the verb 'tener' mean?
to be
to take
Q2.
How do you say 'he/she is sleepy?
tiene calor
tiene miedo
Q3.
What does 'tenemos' mean?
they have
you (plural) have
Q4.
What is the word for 'they' (feminine)?
ellos
vosotras
Q5.
How do you say 'they have'?
tenéis
tenemos
Q6.
What does 'tenemos calor' mean?
they are sleepy
you are successful
Q7.
How do you say 'we are lucky'?
tenemos éxito
tenemos sueño
Q8.
What does 'el miedo' mean?
heat
success
Q9.
How do you say 'he/she is right'?
tiene éxito
tiene suerte
Q10.
What does 'tengo' mean?
he has
she has
10 Questions
Q1.
What does "adelante" mean?
a step
encouragement
support
Q2.
What does "la derecha" mean?
backward
left
so
Q3.
Translate "queremos"
I want
we give
you want
Q4.
Translate "doy"
I want
you give
you want
Q5.
Translate "quieres"
we give
we want
you give
Q6.
What does "un paso atrás" mean?
one step forward
one step to the left
one step to the right
Q7.
What does "animo" mean?
forward
so
support
Q8.
How would you say "we want"?
damos
doy
quiero
Q9.
How would you say "we give"?
doy
queremos
quiero
Q10.
Words that end in "ción" in Spanish often end in which suffix in English?
ful
ty