UNIT 3 Lesson Review

La familia

Vocabulario parte 1

UNIT 3

La familia inmediata

la familia

family

los hijos

children

los padres

parents

el/la hijo/a

son/daughter

el padre

father

el/la

hermano/a

brother/sister

la madre

mother

los abuelos

grandparents

el/la esposo/a

husband/wife

el/la abuelo/a grandfather/gran

dmother

La familia extendida

los parientes

relatives

el/la sobrino/a

nephew/niece

el apellido

last name

el/la nieto/a

grandson/granddau

ghter

el/la tío/a

uncle/aunt

el/la cuñado/a

brother-in-law/sis

ter-in-law

los primos

cousins

el yerno

son-in-law

el/la primo/a

cousin

la nuera

daughter-in-law

el/la bisabuelo/a great-grandfath

er/great-grandm

other

el/la suegro/a

father-in-law/mot

her-in-law

La familia

Match

Match the following with the most logical picture.

el padre/papá

la madre/mamá

los abuelos

los nietos

la familia

• el padre/papá

• la madre/mamá

• los abuelos

• los nietos

• la familia

Drag and Drop

La madre de mi ​

Placeholder

​ ​es mi abuela​.

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madre

hermana

tía

Drag and Drop

El hermano de mi papá es mi ​

Placeholder

.

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tío

primo

abuelo

Drag and Drop

El esposo de mi hermana es mi ​

Placeholder

.

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cuñado

primo

tío

Match

Match the following

• el hijo

• la hija

• el hermano

• el yerno

• la nuera

the son

the daughter

the brother

son-in-law

daughter-in law

• the son

• the daughter

• the brother

• son-in-law

• daughter-in law

Match

Match the following

• el apellido

• la sobrina

• el suegro

• el primo

• los pareintes

last name

niece

father-in-law

cousin

relatives

• last name

• niece

• father-in-law

• cousin

• relatives

La familia

Vocabulario Parte 2

UNIT 3

La familia compuesta y otros

el padrastro

stepfather

el/la amigo

friend

la madrastra

stepmother

la gente

people

el/la hijastro/a

stepson/stepdau

ghter

el/la

muchacho/a

boy/girl

el/la

hermanastro/a

stepbrother/ste

psister

el/la niño/a

child

el/la medio/a

hermano/a

half-brother/hal

f-sister

el/la novio/a

boyfriend/girlfrien

d

el/la gemelo/a

twin

la persona

person

Profesiones

el/la artista

artist

el/la médico/a

doctor; physician

el/la

ingeniero/a

engineer

el/la periodista

journalist

el/la doctor(a)

doctor;
physician

el/la

programador(a)

computer

programmer

Tradiciones familiares

●In Spanish-speaking countries, it's common to have two last names: one from the
father and the other from the mother.

○For example, in Paola Priscila González Gámez, González is from my father,
and Gámez is from my mother.

○However, in Argentina, people use only the father's last name.

●In Spanish and Latin American families, adult children often live with their
parents until they are 30 or older.

○This is because it's challenging to live independently due to limited job
opportunities and low salaries.

●In the past, especially in rural areas, families used to have 12 or more children.

○Nowadays, families typically have one or two children.

Match

Match the following

• el padrastro

• la hermanastra

• el hijastro

• la madrastra

• el gemelo

stepfather

stepsister

stepson

stepmom

twin

• stepfather

• stepsister

• stepson

• stepmom

• twin

Match

Match the following

• el amigo

• la persona

• el muchacho

• la gente

• el niño

friend

person

boy

people

child

• friend

• person

• boy

• people

• child

Match

Match the following

el artista

el doctor

la periodista

el programador

la ingeniera

• el artista

• el doctor

• la periodista

• el programador

• la ingeniera

Multiple Choice

Why do people use the last names in Spanish-speaking countries?

• To follow a tradition of using multiple names
• To confuse others
• To honor both the father's and mother's family names.
• To show off their wealth

Multiple Choice

In Argentina you only used the _____ last name.

• father's

• mother's

• grandparent's

• sibling's

Los adjetivos
descriptivos

Descriptive Adjectives

Part 1

UNIT 3

Physical Characteristics

alto/a

tall

grande

big;large

bajo/a

short (in height)

pequeño/a

small

bonito/a

pretty

joven (jóvenes)

young

guapo/a

good-looking

viejo/a

old

feo/a

ugly

moreno/a

brunet(te)

delgado/a

thin;slender

pelirrojo/a

red-haired

flaco/a

thin;slender

rubio/a

blond(e)

gordo/a

fat

Other Descriptive Characteristics

antipático/a

unpleasant

difícil

hard;difficult

simpático/a

nice;likeable

trabajador/a

hard-working

inteligente

intelligent

perezoso/a

lazy

tonto/a

silly;foolish

flojo/a

lazy

bueno/a

good

importante

important

malo/a

bad

mucho/a

much; many;a lot

fácil

easy

mismo/a

same

Labeling

El muchacho es...

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

viejo

gordo

alto

bajo

Labeling

La muchacha es...

Drag labels to their correct position on the image

vieja

alta

baja

gorda

Match

Match the following

• tonto

• trabajador

• malo

• inteligente

• flojo

silly

hard-working

bad

intelligent

lazy

• silly

• hard-working

• bad

• intelligent

• lazy

Match

Match the following

• flaco

• guapo

• moreno

• rubio

• joven

thin

good-looking

brunette

blonde

young

• thin

• good-looking

• brunette

• blonde

• young

Los adjetivos
descriptivos

Descriptive Adjectives

Part 2

UNIT 3

Some adjectives of nationality

alemán, alemana

German

francés, francesa

French

argentino/a

Argentine

inglés, inglesa

English

canadiense

Canadian

italiano/a

Italian

chino/a

Chinese

japonés/japonesa

Japanese

costarricense

Costa Rican

mexicano/a

Mexican

cubano/a

Cuban

norteamericano/a

(North) American

ecuatoriano/a

Ecuadorian

puertorriqueño/a

Puerto Rican

español/a

Spanish

ruso/a

Russian

estadounidense

From the U.S

Colores

amarillo/a

yellow

negro/a

black

azul

blue

rojo/a

red

blanco/a

white

verde

green

Can you name other colors in

Spanish?

Match

Match the following

• chino

• norteamericano

• japonesa

• canadiense

• Francés

Chinese

American

Japanese

Canadian

French

• Chinese

• American

• Japanese

• Canadian

• French

Los adjetivos

posesivos

Possessive Adjectives

UNIT 3

Singular Forms

Plural Forms

mi

mis

my

tu

tus

your (informal)

su

sus

his, her, its, your (form.)

nuestro/a

nuestros/as

our

vuestro/a

vuestros/as

your (informal Spain)

su

sus

their, your (informal)

Forms of possessive adjectives

Dropdown

Él es ​

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(my) padre.

Ella es ​

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(your) abuela.

Nosotros somos ​

Select answer

(his) sobrinos.

Present Tense -er

and -ir Verbs

Activities

UNIT 3

Present Tense -er verbs

Singular Form

-er ending

Plural Form

-er ending

yo

-o

nosotros/as

-emos

tú

-es

vosotros/as

-éis

Ud./él/ella

-e

Uds./ellos/

ellas
-en

Present Tense -ir verbs

Singular Form

-ir ending

Plural Form

-ir ending

yo

-o

nosotros/as

-imos

tú

-es

vosotros/as

-ís

Ud./él/ella

-e

Uds./ellos/

ellas
-en

Common -er and -ir verbs

-er verbs

-ir verbs

aprender (a +

inf.)

to learn

abrir

to open

beber

to drink

asistir (a)

to attend

comer

to eat

compartir

to share

comprender

to understand

decidir (+ inf.)

to decide

correr

to run

describir

to describe

creer (en)

to believe (in)

escribir

to write

deber (+inf.)

should;must;ought

to

recibir

to receive

leer

to read

vivir

to live

beber (To drink)

Singular Form

-er ending

Plural Form

-er ending

yo

bebo

nosotros/as

bebemos

tú

bebes

vosotros/as

bebeis

Ud./él/ella

bebe

Uds./ellos/

ellas
beben

Vivir (To live)

Singular Form

-er ending

Plural Form

-er ending

yo

vivo

nosotros/as

vivimos

tú

vives

vosotros/as

vivís

Ud./él/ella

vive

Uds./ellos/

ellas
viven

Categorize

Options (4)

abro

abre

abrimos

abrews

Congugate the verb ABRIR (to open)

Yo

Ella

nosotros

Tu

Categorize

Options (4)

corres

corremos

corren

corre

Congugate the verb CORRER (to run)

tu

nosotros

ellos

ella

Present Tense of
Tener and Venir

Activities

UNIT 3

Irregular Verbs

Irregular verbs don't

follow the same ending

patterns, and their
stems sometimes

change when endings

are added.

Irregular Verbs

Present Tense of Tener (to have)

Singular Form

Irregular Form

Plural Form

Irregular Form

yo

tengo

nosotros/as

tenemos

tú

tienes

vosotros/as

tenéis

Ud./él/ella

tiene

Uds./ellos/

ellas
tienen

Present Tense of Venir (to come)

Singular Form

Irregular Form

Plural Form

Irregular Form

yo

vengo

nosotros/as

venimos

tú

vienes

vosotros/as

venís

Ud./él/ella

viene

Uds./ellos/

ellas
vienen

Expressions with tener

tener… años

to be… years old

tener (mucha)

prisa

to be in a (big)

hurry

tener (mucho)

calor

to be (very) hot

tener razón

to be right

tener (mucho)

cuidado

to be (very)

careful

no tener razón

to be wrong

tener (mucho)

frío

to be (very) cold

tener (mucha) sed

to be (very)

thirsty

tener (mucha)

hambre

to be (very)

hungry

tener (mucho)

sueño

to be (very)

sleepy

tener (mucho)

miedo (de)

to be (very) afraid

(of)

tener (mucha)

suerte

to be (very)

lucky

Categorize

Options (4)

vienes

viene

vengo

vienen

Organize these options into the right categories for the verb VENIR

Tu

El

Yo

Ellos

Categorize

Options (4)

tengo

tiene

tenemos

tienen

Organize these options into the right categories for the verb TENER

Yo

ella

nosotros

ustedes