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Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 29mins
Translate: Las ciencias
(a)
¿Cómo se dice 'El dibujo' en inglés?
English
Dance
Art
PE
¿Cómo se dice 'La educación física' en inglés?
P.E.
Dance
Education
Physics
True or false: It doesn't matter if you get the 'el' or 'la' mixed up/the wrong way round
e.g. saying 'la dibujo' instead of 'el dibujo'
True - it makes sense anyway
False - you need to get it right to sound fluent
Translate: El español
(a)
Translate: El francés
(a)
¿Cómo se dice 'Geography' en español?
El geografía
La geografía
¿Cómo se dice 'Computer Science' en español?
La informática
La información
The word for drama/theatre in Spanish 'El teatro' is a cognate. True or false?
*Do you remember what a cognate is?*
True
False
Choose the correct translation for 'Estudia'
He/She studies
I study
You sgl. study
They study
Choose the correct translation for 'I study'
Estudiamos
Estudian
Estudio
Estudiáis
Which verb (from the infinitive 'Estudiar - to study') does NOT exist?
Estudio
Estudios
Estudia
Estudiamos
Estudiáis
Which verb is missing from the list?
Estudio
Estudias
Estudia
Estudiamos
Estudiáis
(a)
What does 'estudian' mean in English?
(a)
Choose the correct translation for 'Estudiaba'
I study
I am going to study
I used to study
I would like to study
Choose the correct translation of this sentence 'Voy a estudiar ciencias y dibujo'
I am going to study science and art
I study science and art
I used to study science and art
Choose the correct translation of this sentence 'Estudiaría informática pero no estudiaría inglés.'
I would study Computer Science and I would study English
I would study Computer Science but I wouldn't study English
True or false: You don't need to use 'el' and 'la' (the definite article) when you are saying what you and other people study.
E.g. Estudio español
True
False
Choose the 3 positive opinion expressions from the list:
Me mola(n)
Me chifla(n)
Me aburre(n)
Me molesta(n)
Prefiero
Choose the 3 negative opinion expressions from the list:
Me aburre(n)
Me encanta(n)
Detesto
Me apasiona(n)
Odio
For some opinion verbs, why do we have and 'n' on the end?
For example: Me mola and Me molan
For singular and plural nouns
For masculine and feminine nouns
I can't remember
True or false: You don't need to put 'me' before the following words:
Odio
Prefiero
Detesto
True
False
Mini Tangled Translation 1
Instructions: Translate the sentence to BOTH English and Spanish
Sentence: I like estudiar español pero I don't like estudiar las ciencias.
Mini Tangled Translation 2
Instructions: Translate the sentence to BOTH English and Spanish
Sentence: Estudiaba French pero ahora I study English.
Help: ahora = now
Mini Tangled Translation 3
Instructions: Translate the sentence to BOTH English and Spanish
Sentence: Voy a estudiar art because es mi subject preferida.
Mini Tangled Translation 4
Instructions: Translate the sentence to BOTH English and Spanish
Sentence: I hate la educación física because prefiero teatro.
Mini Tangled Translation 5
Instructions: Translate the sentence to BOTH English and Spanish
Sentence: Me fascinan informática y English pero I don't like matemáticas y science.
