Saying what there is around you and describing it (Part 1/2)
Saying what there is around you and describing it (Part 1/2)
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- In this lesson, we will revise the use of 'hay' and 'tiene' to say what there is around us and use 'ser' ('es' and 'son') and adjectives to describe places.
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10 Questions
Q1.
How do you say 'here' in Spanish?
Allí
Hay
Q2.
What is the Spanish for 'a table'?
Un mesa
Una silla
Q3.
What is the meaning of 'hay'?
There are
There is
Q4.
How do you say 'there' in Spanish?
Aquí
Hay
Q5.
How do you say 'a girl' in Spanish?
Un chica
Un chico
Q6.
What does the verb 'mirar' mean?
To listen
To write
Q7.
What is 'un chico' in English?
A girl
A man
Q8.
What is 'un libro'?
A chair
A window
Q9.
What is the translation of 'una puerta'?
A chair
A window
Q10.
How do you say 'a man' or 'Mr' in Spanish?
Una persona
Una señora
11 Questions
Q1.
What does 'bueno' mean?
bad
cheap
Q2.
How do you say 'pretty'?
antiguo
pequeño
Q3.
How do you say 'he/she/it is'?
son
soy
Q4.
Which of these means 'bad'?
bueno
rico
Q5.
What does the question '¿Cómo es?' mean?
How are you?
What is your name?
Q6.
What does 'barato' mean?
boring
short
Q7.
What does 'antiguo' mean?
antisocial
small
Q8.
Which word is the opposite of 'bueno'?
famoso
rico
Q9.
How do you say 'they are'?
es
soy
Q10.
What does 'pequeño' mean?
big
pretty
Q11.
Which word is the opposite of 'bonito'?
antiguo
famoso