Articles and Nouns
What are the two genders of Spanish nouns?
Masculine and Feminine
Write the correct definite and indefinite articles for the following word: pasillo.
el, un
Write what the following word means in English: libro
book
Translate to Spanish: Spanish class is useful.
La clase de español es útil.
Answer the question in Spanish: ¿Dónde está la mochila? (home)
La mochila está en la casa.
What are the two types of articles?
Write the correct definite and indefinite articles for the following word: carpeta
la, una
Write what the following word means in English: sacapuntas
pencil sharpener
Translate to Spanish: Math class is hard.
La clase de matemáticas es difícil.
Answer the question in Spanish: ¿Dónde está María? (bathroom)
María está en el baño.
What kind of article translates as "the?"
Write the correct definite and indefinite articles for the following word: escuela
Write what the following word means in English: horario
schedule
Translate to Spanish: Science class is interesting.
La clase de ciencias es interesante.
Answer the question in Spanish: ¿Dónde está el profesor? (school)
El profesor está en la escuela.
What kind of article translates as "a" or "an?"
Indefinite
Write the correct definite and indefinite articles for the following word: estudiante
el, un or la, una
Write what the following word means in English: sala de clases
classroom
Translate to Spanish: PE class is my favorite.
La clase de educación física es mi favorita.
Answer the question in Spanish: ¿Dónde está la computadora? (Spanish class)
La computadora está en la clase de español.
How can you distinguish between a masculine and a feminine noun?
Masculine nouns usually end in "o" and feminine nouns usually end in "a."
Write the correct definite and indefinite articles for the following word: pupitre
el, un
Write what the following word means in English: biblioteca
library
Translate to Spanish: My social studies class is boring.
Mi clase de ciencias sociales es aburrida.
Answer the question in Spanish: ¿Dónde está el señor Bobbitt? (office)
El señor Bobbitt está en la oficina.