HAY (Lesson)

HAY (Lesson)

(he/she/it) is = es

(they) are = son

"there is" & "there are"

are NOT the same thing

Multiple Choice

Pick which best fills in the blank in English. "My bathrooms _____ large."

• is

• are

• there is

• there are

Multiple Choice

Pick which best fills in the blank in English. "____ 3 bedroom in my house."

• is

• are

• there is

• there are

Multiple Choice

Pick which best fills in the blank in English. "My house ____ red."

• is

• are

• there is

• there are

Multiple Choice

Pick which best fills in the blank in English. "_____ a tree in the garden."

• is

• are

• there is

• there are

(he/she/it) is = es

(they) are = son

"there is" & "there are"

HAY

(pronounced like the letter "i" in English)

Ejemplo:

"There are 2 bathrooms in the house." =

Hay dos baños en la casa.

Multiple Choice

How do we say "there is" AND "there are" in Spanish?

• es

• son

• hay

Multiple Select

Choose all that apply! What does "hay" mean in Spanish?

• is

• are

• there is

• there are

Práctica:

Choose which verb fits best in the blank.

(es, son, or hay?)

Multiple Choice

Choose which verb fits best in the blank: "Los baños ____ grandes."

• es

• son

• hay

Multiple Choice

Choose which verb fits best in the blank: "La cocina ___ moderna."

• es

• son

• hay

Multiple Choice

Choose which verb fits best in the blank: "____ una sala informal en la casa."

• es

• son

• hay

Multiple Choice

Choose which verb fits best in the blank: "La casa ___ pequeña."

• es

• son

• hay

Multiple Choice

Choose which verb fits best in the blank: "___ personas en el comedor."

• es

• son

• hay

Multiple Choice

Choose which verb fits best in the blank: "La piscina ___ grande."

• es

• son

• hay

Multiple Choice

Choose which verb fits best in the blank: "En el apartamento, ____ dormitorios para cada person."

• es

• son

• hay

Poll

How well do you understand the differences between "es," "son," and "hay"?

• honestly I still have no idea

• I'm starting to get it

• I think I get it, but I would like more practice

• I totally get it