Numbers 1–30
Months & Dates
Nationalities
Articles
Subject Pronouns
100

How do you say 12 in Spanish?

doce

100

How do you say January in Spanish?

enero

100

A boy from Mexico is ______.

mexicano

100

Choose the correct article: ___ libro. (the book)

el

100

Replace María with a subject pronoun.

ella

200

Write 21 in Spanish.

veintiuno

200

What month comes after septiembre?

octubre

200

A girl from Spain is ______.

española

200

Choose the correct article: ___ mochilas (some backpacks).

unas

200

You are talking TO your friend Carlos. Which Spanish subject pronoun replaces Carlos?

300

What number is veintisiete?

27

300

Using the formula we learned, Say March 15th in Spanish. 

el quince de marzo

300

Two girls from Cuba are ______.

cubanas

300

Choose the correct article: ___ cuadernos (the notebooks).

los

300

You are talking ABOUT Carlos and Ana. Which pronoun replaces them? Why?

ellos / If there is one masculine person in the group of people, the pronouns automatically defaults to masc.

400

Solve and answer in Spanish: 18 + 11.

veintinueve

400

Say November 22nd in Spanish.

el veintidós de noviembre

400

Correct the mistake: Sofía es americano.

Sofía es americana.

400

Correct the mistake: la libro. Explain what is wrong.

it should be... el libro — libro is masculine singular.

400

You are speaking directly TO your teacher. Which pronoun would you use?

usted

500

I'm thinking of a number. It is greater than veinticuatro, less than veintiocho, and odd. What is it in Spanish?

veintisiete

500

Your birthday is May 31st. Say the complete date in Spanish.

Mi cumpleanos es el treinta y uno de mayo.

500

Carlos is from Spain and Ana is from Mexico. Make both nationalities agree correctly: Carlos es ___ y Ana es ___.

español / mexicana

500

You have more than one feminine noun and mean “the.” Which article must you use?

las

500

Carlos is standing beside you. First you speak TO Carlos, then you turn to the class and speak ABOUT Carlos. What two pronouns would you use, in order?

tú and then él

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