Talking about the location of things (Part 1/2)
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Key learning points
- In this lesson, we will learn about the singular definite articles 'el' and 'la', and and we will use 'estar' for location and 'ser' for traits, in order to describe places.
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11 Questions
Q1.
Which of these means 'bad'?
bueno
rico
Q2.
How do you say 'he/she/it is'?
son
soy
Q3.
What does 'bueno' mean?
bad
cheap
Q4.
What does the question '¿Cómo es?' mean?
How are you?
What is your name?
Q5.
What does 'pequeño' mean?
big
pretty
Q6.
What does 'antiguo' mean?
antisocial
small
Q7.
Which word is the opposite of 'bueno'?
famoso
rico
Q8.
How do you say 'pretty'?
antiguo
pequeño
Q9.
How do you say 'they are'?
es
soy
Q10.
Which word is the opposite of 'bonito'?
antiguo
famoso
Q11.
What does 'barato' mean?
boring
short
10 Questions
Q1.
What does "Lugares en la Cuidad" mean?
Logging in to the computer
Luggage in the canteen
Q2.
What is " la tienda" in English?
The museum
The police staion
Q3.
What is "la plaza" in English?
The fair
The place
Q4.
What is "The church" in Spanish?
eres iglesia
iglesia
Q5.
What could you most likely buy in "el mercado"?
A car
A kangaroo
Q6.
"barco" what definite article would you use in front of this?
la
los
Q7.
How do you say "The music shop" in Spanish?
La shoppe de música
Q8.
What does "está" mean in the phrase "la iglesia está en el centro"?
has
lives
Q9.
If you use an adjective to describe a masculine noun, it generally should end in what letter?
a
i
Q10.
If you use an adjective to describe a feminine noun, it generally should end in what letter?
i
o