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Indefinite Articles lesson

Indefinite Articles lesson

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World Languages

7th Grade

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Yolanda Pagan

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Indefinite articles

Los objetivos:

  1. Learn about indefinite articles in Spanish

  2. Use indefinite articles to ask for what you need

  3. Recall school vocabulary

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Multiple Choice

What is an article as a part of speech?

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It describes a noun

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It is a word to name a person, place or thing.

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It's an action word

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It specifies and identifies a noun.

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The indefinite article (aan, some) is used before a noun that is general (unspecific) or when its identity is not known.

Indefinite articles - a, an, some

They refer to something specific.

In English, there is only one definite article: the. In Spanish, you have four definite articles: ellalos and las.

Definite articles -the

In Spanish, as in English you have two types of articles:

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Multiple Choice

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In English, there are no articles.

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cierto

2

falso

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Multiple Choice

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How many definite articles are there in Spanish?

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seis

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cuatro

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ocho

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dos

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Multiple Choice

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The word "the" in English means:

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only "el"

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only "las, los"

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only "la"

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All of them

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Multiple Choice

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The Spanish language has four definite articles:

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el, un , una, las

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el, ella, yo, tu

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el, la, los, las

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sol, lo, le les

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Definite articles are used with nouns to:

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indicate specific persons, places, or things.

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indicate unspecific persons, places, or things.

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describe unspecific persons, places, or things.

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replace specific persons, places, or things.

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The indefinite articles in English are a, an, one, some.

For example:

a book

an apple

some pencils

Indefinite articles

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Indefinite articles in Spanish just like definite articles, follow the gender (m/f) and number (singular/plural) agreement. The indefinite articles in Spanish are:

un, una, unos, unas

Spanish Indefinite Articles

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Un and una mean a/an in English.

un is used before masculine singular nouns.

un niño - a boy

una is used before feminine singular nouns.

una niña - a girl

Un/una are also used to indicate amount.

un/una = 1

Singular Indefinite Articles

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Multiple Choice

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Which is correct for "a book"?

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el libro

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un libro

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la libro

4

una libro

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Multiple Choice

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Which is correct for "a chair"?

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el silla

2

un silla

3

la silla

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una silla

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Multiple Choice

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Which is correct for "I need one pencil"?

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Necesito un lapiz

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Necesito una lapiz

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Necesito el lapiz

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Necesito la lapiz

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Multiple Choice

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The difference between "un" and "el" and "la" and "una" is translation.

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cierto

2

falso

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Fill in the Blank

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Provide the correct singular indefinite article for : mesa

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Provide the correct singular indefinite article for : plato

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Provide the correct singular indefinite article for : carpeta

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Unos and unas mean some/a few in English. For example:

unos libros - some books

unos is used before masculine plural nouns.

unos niños - some boys

unas is used before feminine plural nouns.

unas niñas - some girls

Plural indefinite articles

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Multiple Choice

Spanish has four Indefinite articles. They are:

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the, a, an, some

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el, la, los, las

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un, una, unos, unas

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el, ella, yo, tu

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Fill in the Blank

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Provide the correct plural indefinite article for: mesas

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Fill in the Blank

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Provide the correct plural indefinite article for: platos

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Multiple Choice

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What is the correct translation for "the notebook"?

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un cuaderno

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una cuaderno

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el cuaderno

4

la cuaderno

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Multiple Choice

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What is the correct translation for "un libro"?

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a book

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some books

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the book

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Multiple Choice

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When you write "UNA CHICA", the word "una" is:

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a definite article "the"

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an indefinite article "some'

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an indefinite article "a"

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Multiple Choice

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UNOS MAESTROS mean:

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the teachers

2

some teachers

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a teacher

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the teacher

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Multiple Choice

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Translate the phrase: a dog and a cat

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el perro y el gato

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los perros y los gatos

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un perro y un gato

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unos perros y unos gatos

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Multiple Choice

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Translate the phrase: a boy and a girl

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el chico y la chica

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los chicos y las chicas

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un chico y una chica

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unos chicos y unas chicas

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What do you see?

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un gato gris

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unos gatos grises

3

los gatos grises

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Multiple Choice

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Do you see a dog or some dogs?

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el perro

2

un perro

3

unos perros

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Match

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Match to the correct article:

a window

the window

some windows

the windows

una ventana

la ventana

unas ventanas

las ventanas

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Match

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Match to the correct article:

a notebook

the notebook

some notebooks

the notebooks

un cuaderno

el cuaderno

unos cuadernos

los cuadernos

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Match

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Match to the correct article:

an eraser

the eraser

some erasers

the erasers

un borrador

el borrador

unos borradores

los borradores

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Fill in the Blank

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Provide the correct indefinite article: ____ reglas

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Multiple Choice

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"Mi casa, tu casa". Which word is the article?

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tu

2

casa

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mi

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no article

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Poll

How do you feel about indefinite articles?

Muy bien. I totally get it.

Regular. I kind of get it.

Bien. I'm getting there.

Muy mal. I do not understandIn

Indefinite articles

Los objetivos:

  1. Learn about indefinite articles in Spanish

  2. Use indefinite articles to ask for what you need

  3. Recall school vocabulary

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