Mastering Spanish Articles

Senor Woods from Learnshine introduces a lesson on definite and indefinite articles in Spanish. The learning targets include being able to say and write 'the', 'a', and 'some' using these articles. The video explains that while English has three articles, Spanish has up to nine, of which eight are covered. The success criteria involve identifying nouns as masculine or feminine, and singular or plural, and choosing the correct article. Examples are provided to illustrate specific and non-specific articles. The lesson concludes with a recap and encouragement for students.

What is the main focus of today's lesson introduced by Senor Woods?

• Spanish vocabulary for fruits

• Definite and indefinite articles in Spanish

• Verb conjugation in Spanish

• Spanish sentence structure

How many definite and indefinite articles will be covered in the lesson?

• Three

• Five

• Eight

• Nine

What is one of the success criteria mentioned by Senor Woods?

• Students will be able to identify if a noun is masculine or feminine

• Students will be able to conjugate verbs in past tense

• Students will be able to list Spanish adjectives

• Students will be able to translate English sentences to Spanish

What does a definite article indicate?

• A plural item

• A specific item

• A masculine item

• A non-specific item

Which of the following is an example of a definite article in Spanish?

• Un

• Una

• El

• Unos

What is the indefinite article for 'a' in Spanish?

• La

• El

• Los

• Un

How do you make the word 'mujer' plural in Spanish?

• Adding 'os'

• Adding 's'

• Adding 'as'

• Adding 'es'

Which article would you use for a non-specific apple in Spanish?

• El

• La

• Un

• Una

What is the plural form of 'joven' in Spanish?

• Jovenas

• Jovenes

• Jovenos

• Jovens

Who is the CEO of Learnshine?

• Senor Martinez

• Senor Garcia

• Senor Lopez

• Senor Woods