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Partes del Cuerpo
Partes del Cuerpo
Parts of Speech
Doler
Dolor
100
This is the lowest part of your body.
What are pies?
100
This is on your stomach.
What is el ombligo?
100
What is the verb in the following sentence? Le duele la pierna.
What is "duele"?
100
This is the difference between duele and duelen.
What is duele is singular and duelen is plural?
100
The word "dolor" is THIS and NOT a verb.
What is a noun/nombre?
200
This is what you use to see.
What are ojos?
200
This is the joint in your legs.
What are las rodillas?
200
What is the verb in the following sentence? Tengo dolor de la cabeza.
What is "tengo"?
200
This is how you would conjugate doler for the noun "los pies"?
What is "duelen"?
200
This is what "dolor" means in English.
What is "pain"?
300
Esta es que usas para oler.
What is la nariz?
300
Tienes 10 de estos de las manos y 10 mas de los pies.
What are dedos?
300
What is the indirect pronoun in the following sentence? Les duelen las panzas.
What is "les"?
300
This is how you'd translate this sentence into Spanish: Her head hurts.
What is "Le duele la cabeza"?
300
This is the translation of the following sentence into Spanish: I have pain of my head.
What is "tengo dolor de la cabeza"?
400
Esta es que conecta el brazo a la mano.
What is la muñeca?
400
Esta es la articulacion en los brazos.
What are los codos?
400
What is the noun's article in the following sentence? Le duelen los pies.
What is "los"?
400
This is how to translate this sentence into Spanish: Their legs hurt.
What is "Les duelen las piernas"?
400
This is the Spanish translation of this sentence: He has pain of his leg.
What is "tiene dolor de la pierna"?
500
Estas son que uso para escribir (no los dedos).
What are las manos?
500
Esto es el nombre del pelo arriba de los ojos.
What are las cejas?
500
What is the noun in the following sentence? Te duelen los hombros.
What is "hombros"?
500
This is the indirect pronoun, verb, article and noun for the following sentence, when translated into Spanish: My foot hurts.
What is indirect pronoun = me, verb = duele, article = el, noun = pie?
500
These are the first names of Ms. Chacon, Mr. V, Ms. Fox, Ms. Segura and Ms. Alegria.
What are Ashley, Matt, Kathleen, Victoria and Vanessa?