Our goal: Differentiate the preterite (completed action) and the imperfect (habitual action or description) in the past. Basic Rules: 1. Preterite – Use it for
¡Hola! ¿Qué tal? -Bien, ¿y tú? Hello, How’s things? -Fine, and you? ¿Cómo te llamas? -Me llamo Georgina / -Soy Georgina What’s your name? ¿De
It’s good to know… 💡When you are learning a new language, you will find some words that are written in a similar way but have
Is it EL mar o LA mar? Nouns in Spanish generally have feminine or masculine articles, but there are some nouns called ambiguous, which are
In Spanish, gentilices are formed with a variety of suffixes.
Who say the following sentences, parents or children?
Concretando. Identifica cuáles de estos adverbios sirven para señalar algo evidente y cuáles para concretar.
Talking about Prepositional phrases. Think whether the following expressions usually go with the preposition de or with a:
Relaciona los verbos con sus opuestos.
Say whether the following are usually given (se dejan) or lent (se dan):
Hacer reproches Para hacer un reproche usamos el condicional + el participio perfecto.
Match up these weather words with their meaning:
Think where these Spanish cities are. Match up the parts of the sentences:
Formación de sustantivos Forma sustantivos a partir de estos adjetivos utilizando la terminación -dad.
Relaciona estas frases hechas con su significado
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