Definite and Indefinite Articles
You use this definite article to refer to something that is singular and masculine
What is el?
You would use this form of ser to talk about yourself
What is soy?
This is the tú form of tener
What is tienes?
I like to read books.
____ _______ leer libros.
What is me gusta leer libros?
This is the ellos form of ir
What is van?
You use this indefinite article to refer to something that is plural and feminine.
This form of ser completes this sentence.
Él ______ un hombre muy cómico.
What is es?
This is the ustedes form of tener
What is tienen?
We like to study.
___ ______ estudiar.
What is nos gusta estudiar?
This is the nosotros form of ir
What is vamos?
Translate the following:
The friend (feminine)
____ amiga
What is una amiga?
This form of ser completes this sentence.
Nosotros _____ muy intelegentes.
What is somos?
What is tienen?
You like cats.
____ _____ los gatos.
What is te gustan los gatos?
Where are they going?
¿Adónde _____?
What is ¿adónde vas?
Translate the following:
A television
____ televisión
What is una televisión?
If you wanted to describe the girls as lazy, you'd use this word.
What is perezosas?
You'd use this form of tener to say you and I have something
What do you like to do?
¿Qué ____ _______ hacer?
What is ¿qué te gusta hacer?
My parents and I are going to New York.
Mis padres y yo _____ a Nueva York.
What is mis padres y yo vamos a Nueva York?
These two words mean "some" in English
What are unos and unas?
If you wanted to describe your classmates as funny, you'd use this word.
cómicos
Translate the following sentence.
I have a dog.
What is Yo tengo un perro?
The "a mí" does this in the following phrase:
A mí me gusta comer frutas.
What is adding emphasis to the phrase?
My sisters are going home.
Mis hermanas ______ a casa.
What is mis hermanas van a casa?