Saying some places there are in town
In this lesson, we will use the verb "hay" with eight place nouns and their corresponding indefinite articles, to be able to say what there is in town. We will use the conjunction "y" and the adverb "también" to extend our sentences.
Saying some places there are in town
In this lesson, we will use the verb "hay" with eight place nouns and their corresponding indefinite articles, to be able to say what there is in town. We will use the conjunction "y" and the adverb "también" to extend our sentences.
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- saying some places in town
- saying what there is in the town
- hay
- indefinite articles (un/una)
- conjunctions (y, también)
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5 Questions
Q1.
What is the capital city of Spain?
London
New York
Q2.
Which of these is a Spanish speaking country?
Canada
Italy
Q3.
Which word means "hello" in Spanish?
hamburguesa
hasta luego
Q4.
How do you say "see you later" in Spanish?
hamburguesa
hola
Q5.
What do you think the Spanish word for "supermarket" could be?
fútbol
policía
5 Questions
Q1.
What does "hay" mean?
hey
straw
Q2.
Name the place in the picture in English:
bank
park
Q3.
Is "tienda" a masculine or feminine noun?
masculine
Q4.
How would you say "there is a cinema and a park" in Spanish?
Hay un cine y una piscina.
Hay un colegio y una casa.
Q5.
What does "también" mean?
tambourine
tangerine