Translate to English: el animal / el actor
The animal / The actor
Is el canal masculine or feminine? State the rule ending that proves it.
Masculine (ends in -l)
Make this noun plural: la pizza
Include the article
Las pizzas
Choose the correct definite article (el, la, los, las): _____ mapa
el
Choose the correct indefinite article (un, una, unos, unas): _____ hotel
un
What is the Spanish close cognate for "family"? Hint: it's a "close" cognate.
La familia
Is lección masculine or feminine? State the rule ending that proves it
Feminine (ends in -ción)
Make this noun plural: el doctor
Include the article
Make this noun plural: el doctor
Choose the correct definite article: _____ actores
Los
Choose the correct indefinite article: _____ pizzas
unas
Translate to English: la información and la cafetería (make sure you include the articles)
The information and the cafeteria
Determine the gender of problema based on your special exception rule.
Masculine (ends in -ma)
Convert los profesores to singular
Include the article
El profesor
Choose the correct definite article based on the exception rule: _____ problema
el
Choose the correct indefinite article based on your ending rule: _____ problema
un
What Spanish close cognates correspond to "intelligent" and "important"?
Inteligente and importante
What are the 4 feminine ending exceptions taught in class?
Feminine: -a, -ción, -tad, -dad
Make both words plural: el mapa
Include the article
Los mapas
Choose the correct definite article based on the exception rule: _____ actividad
la
Choose the correct indefinite article: _____ conversaciones
unas
Identify the two Spanish cognates in this sentence and translate them to English: "El doctor está en el hospital.
Doctor (Doctor) and hospital (Hospital)
What are the 5 masculine ending exceptions taught in class?
Masculine: -o, -l, -r, -ma, -pa
Pluralize this entire phrase: el animal inteligente
Include the article
Los animales inteligentes
Fill in both blanks with definite articles: _____ sistema y _____ conversación
El (sistema) y la (conversación)
Translate to Spanish using indefinite articles: "some doctors" (male or mixed)
unos doctores