Describing the pets with some colours
In this lesson, we will recap un/una and the names of six pets. We will learn about adjective position and agreement when describing a pet's colour.
Describing the pets with some colours
In this lesson, we will recap un/una and the names of six pets. We will learn about adjective position and agreement when describing a pet's colour.
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- describing the pets with some colours
- masculine and feminine singular nouns
- indefinite articles
- adjectival position
- simple adjectival agreement (changing o>a)
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5 Questions
Q1.
Cats and dogs have unique nose prints.
False
Q2.
"Tortuga" means tortoise and turtle in Spanish.
False
Q3.
How would you say "it's a bird" in Spanish?
Es un bird.
Es una tortuga.
Q4.
"No es una cobaya" means:
It isn't a cobbler.
It isn't a fish.
Q5.
In Spanish, "doce" means:
one
two
5 Questions
Q1.
Which is correct? "una cobaya" or "un cobaya"?
un cobaya
Q2.
In Spanish, the colour adjective comes after the noun.
False
Q3.
"Un perro roja" is the correct way of saying "a red dog".
True
Q4.
How would you say: "a black tortoise"?
un tortuga amarillo
una tortoise negro
Q5.
"Un conejo amarillo" means"
a black rabbit
a red rabbit