Talking about having (Part 2/2)
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- In this lesson, we will use the verb 'tener' to talk about having.
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12 Questions
Q1.
What is the meaning of "la abuela" ?
auntie
grandad
Q2.
Choose the correct translation of "el primo"
the cousin
the female cousin
Q3.
What is the translation of "hermoso" ?
a brother
strong
Q4.
How do you say "the female cousin" in Spanish?
el primo
la tía
Q5.
How do you say "the dog " in Spanish
el gato
pero
Q6.
What is the meaning of "el abuelo" ?
the grandma
the uncle
Q7.
Which word is NOT an adjective in this list?
activo
fuerte
Q8.
What is the meaning of "fuerte" ?
beautiful/handsome
cheerful
Q9.
What is the meaning of "bastante" ?
quiet
very
Q10.
Choose the correct adjective to complete this sentence "La prima es ..."
activas
activo
Q11.
Choose the correct adjective to complete this sentence "Los perros son ..."
hermosa
hermoso
Q12.
What is the meaning of "el trabajo"?
the dog
the male cousin
10 Questions
Q1.
la abuela
cousin
dog
grandfather
Q2.
hermoso
active
grandfather
strong
Q3.
tienen
he/she/it has
I have
we have
Q4.
el trabajo
beautiful
the cousin
the grandfather
Q5.
bastante
active
cousin
strong
Q6.
tenemos
he/she/it has
I have
they have
Q7.
el perro
the cousin
the grandfather
the work
Q8.
la prima
the grandfather
the grandmother
the male cousin
Q9.
el abuelo
the dog
the male cousin
the work
Q10.
activo
beautiful
quite
strong