Describing what people must do (Part 1/2)
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- In this lesson, we will be using the modal verb 'deber' to talk about what people must/have to do.
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12 Questions
Q1.
The word "mundo" means":
never
place
Q2.
"Universe" is:
mucho
mundo
Q3.
"Place" means:
mundo
universo
Q4.
"Much" means:
mundo
un
Q5.
"Nunca" means:
a/an
much
Q6.
"Poder" means"
to eat
to sing
Q7.
"Puede" means:
I am able to/ I can
to be able to/ can
Q8.
"I can" means:
poder
puede
Q9.
"Puede hablar inglés" means"
He can study English
I can speak English
Q10.
"I can ask for material" means:
Puede pedir material
Puedo pedir un libro
Q11.
"Sí, puede" means:
No, I can't
Yes, I can
Q12.
"I can't" means:
No puede
Sí, puedo
12 Questions
Q1.
What is the meaning of 'deber'?
I must/ have to
You must/have to
Q2.
How do you say 'he/she must' in Spanish?
Debes
Debo
Q3.
How do you say 'to wash/washing' in Spanish?
Preparar
Sacar
Q4.
What is the Spanish for 'to clean'?
Preparar
Sacar
Q5.
What is the translation of 'debo'?
Must/to have to
You must/have to
Q6.
How do you say 'floor' in Spanish?
La basura
Periódico
Q7.
What does the verb 'organizar' mean?
To clean
To take out
Q8.
How do you say 'clothes' in Spanish?
La casa
La mesa
Q9.
What is 'la basura'?
Floor
Table
Q10.
What is 'el lunes' in English?
On Sunday
On Wednesday
Q11.
How do you say 'on Thursdays'?
Los martes
Los viernes
Q12.
How do you say 'on Saturday'?
El domingo
El miércoles