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WorksheetsSchool Objects-In/definite Articles
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 20mins
"El" and "la" are called ....
indefinite articles
definite articles
"Un" and "una" are called ....
indefinite articles
definite articles
"La" and "una" describe a ....
feminine noun
masculine noun
"El" and "un" describe a ....
feminine noun
masculine noun
What do definite articles mean in English?
a
an
some
the
What do indefinite articles mean in English?
a, some
a, and, some
the
a, an, some
student's desk
la silla
el libro
el pupitre
la puerta
Marker
el marcador
la regla
el papel
la bandera
Pencil
el lápiz
la pluma
la ventana
la pizarra
What does "la pizarra" mean in Spanish?
chair
pizza
board
computer
You look at it when you want to know what time it is
el borrador
el cuaderno
el libro
el reloj
You place your school supplies in it when you go to school
el marcador
la silla
el libro
la mochila
Pencilsharpener
el sacapuntas
el lapicero
los colores
el papel
What does "carpeta" mean in Spanish?
notebook
folder
carpet
chair
ruler
el papel
el borrador
la carpeta
la regla
Where do you find the sign "EXIT"?
la puerta
el pupitre
la pluma
la pizarra
Which one is Libro?
Pencil
Book
Pen
Desk
What is Paper in Spanish?
Libro
Pluma
Papel
Escuela
What is La Silla?
The desk
The pen
The chair
The school
What is Table in Spanish?
Lapiz
Mesa
Cuaderno
Mochila
What is a student in Spanish?
Maestra
Estudiante
Carpeta
Pupitre
___ libro.
un
una
What are Tijeras?
Scissors
Stapler
Calculator
Book
¿Cuántos hay?
Hay tres plumas.
Hay dos plumas.
Hay dos libros.
Hay tres libros.
Spanish words ending in -a are usually feminine
cierto
falso
escuela
masculine
feminine
puerta
masculine
feminine
libro
masculine
feminine
escritorio
masculine
feminine
In Spanish, every noun has gender: they are either...
male or female
masculine or feminine
right or wrong
singular or plural
If a noun ends in a vowel, how do you make it plural?
add an "s"
add "es"
it stays the same
add "is"
If a noun ends in a consonant, how do you make it plural?
add an "s"
add "es"
add "ces"
it stays the same
If the noun ends in l,o,n,e,r,s it is
feminine
masculine
plural
if the noun ends in d, ion, a -the noun is
singular
masculine
feminine
Translate: ¿Hay trece alumnos/alumnas en la aula?
Is there three students in the classroom?
Is there thirteen students in the classroom?
Are there going to be Thirteen students in the classroom?
Answer:¿Hay trece alumnos/alumnas en la aula?
Si, trece alumnos en la aula.
Si, hay trece alumnos en la aula.
Si, trece hay en la aula.
Si, tres alumnos
Translate: ¿Cuántos libros hay en la aula?
How old are you?
How many students desk are in the table?
How many books are in the school?
How many books are in the classroom?
