Saying what people do (Part 1/4)
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- In this lesson, we will use the infinitive and 3rd person singular of -ar verbs to say what people do.
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15 Questions
Q1.
The word for a bottle in Spanish is:
un periódico
una revista
Q2.
a word
una planta
una pregunta
Q3.
a task
un amigo
un teléfono
Q4.
a friend
un caballo
una planta
Q5.
a horse
una palabra
una revista
Q6.
The English word for una planta is:
a newspaper
a question
Q7.
un periódico
a magazine
a word
Q8.
also
una botella
una tarea
Q9.
a question
un amigo
una palabra
Q10.
a magazine
un teléfono
una palabra
Q11.
How do you say 'some plants' in Spanish?
una planta
unos plantos
Q12.
How do you say 'some newspapers' in Spanish?
unas palabras
unas revistas
Q13.
Translate 'unas preguntas'
some newspapers
some words
Q14.
What does 'tiene un caballo' mean?
I have a horse
s/he has a magazine
Q15.
How do you say 'She has a telephone' in Spanish?
tiene un periódico
tiene una tarea
12 Questions
Q1.
What does "llegar" mean?
she arrives
to shop
Q2.
What does "compra" mean?
to arrive
to buy
Q3.
What does "escuela" mean?
body
buying
Q4.
What does "cuerpo" mean?
careful
school
Q5.
What does "bailar" mean?
he/she dances
to buy
Q6.
What does "tarde" mean?
body
morning
Q7.
How do you say "early" in Spanish?
bailar
tarde
Q8.
How do you say "well" in Spanish?
con
cuerpo
Q9.
How do you say "with" in Spanish?
bien
tarde
Q10.
How do you say "he/she arrives" in Spanish?
compra
llegar
Q11.
How do you say "he/she speaks" in Spanish?
comprar
llega
Q12.
How do you say "a female friend" in Spanish?
amigo
bien