When to use algún/a/os (some) and ningún/a/os (any) in Spanish

The house in this exercise is just an excuse to practice a quantifying element that can sometimes be confusing in Spanish.

In that little exercise, we only practice some (singular and plural) and algún (singular and plural) but there are other interesting variations that you will put into practice in other exercises. In this one, you can also learn a little house vocabulary

Put these words in the correct sentence: paintings, plates, landline, bed, chairs (cuadros, platos, teléfono fijo, cama, sillas)

 

En mi cocina hay algunos _____
There are some ______ in my kitchen.

En mi casa no hay ningún ______
There is no ______ in my house.

En mi comedor hay algunas______
There are some ______ in my dining room.

En mi salón no hay ninguna _______
There are no ______ in my sitting room.

En el pasillo hay algunos ________
There are some _______ in the corridor.