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Vocabulario
Adjetivos Descriptivos
Adjetivos Posesivos
Verbos -er/-ir
Expresiones con tener
100
el hijastro
What is "stepson"?
100
the red book
What is "el libro rojo"?
100
my sister
What is "mi hermana"?
100
You (sing, fam) eat tacos.
What is "(Tú) comes tacos"?
100
I am hungry.
What is "Tengo hambre"?
200
el nieto
What is "grandson"?
200
my fat brother
What is "mi hermano gordo"?
200
your (sing, fam) father
What is "tu padre"?
200
They read books.
What is "(Ellos) leen libros"?
200
He is cold.
What is "(Él) tiene frío"?
300
la nuera
What is "daughter-in-law"?
300
my nice parents
What is "mis padres simpáticos"?
300
her nephew
What is "su sobrino"?
300
I should study.
What is "(Yo) debo estudiar"?
300
She is very thirsty.
What is "(Ella) tiene mucha sed"?
400
la suegra
What is "mother-in-law"?
400
my large family
What is "mi familia grande"?
400
their relatives
What is "sus parientes"?
400
You (sing, form) write.
What is "Usted escribe"?
400
The child is very sleepy.
What is "El niño/la niña tiene mucho sueño"?
500
el yerno
What is "son-in-law"?
500
It is one of the primary rules of descriptive adjectives.
"descriptive adjectives usually follow the noun they modify" "descriptive adjectives always agree with the noun they modify in both gender and number"
500
our dogs
What is "nuestros perros"/"nuestras perras"?
500
We come to class on Mondays.
What is "Venimos a clase los lunes"?
500
We are right.
What is "Tenemos razón"?