When to use nouns ending in -eza and -dad
This little exercise unites two of our favorite vocabulary skills. One is to derive with suffixes and another is to identify opposites.
This little exercise unites two of our favorite vocabulary skills. One is to derive with suffixes and another is to identify opposites.
¡Hola! ¿Qué tal? -Bien, ¿y tú? Hello, How’s things? -Fine, and you? ¿Cómo te llamas? -Me llamo Georgina / -Soy Georgina What’s your name? ¿De
It’s good to know… 💡When you are learning a new language, you will find some words that are written in a similar way but have
Is it EL mar o LA mar? Nouns in Spanish generally have feminine or masculine articles, but there are some nouns called ambiguous, which are
Cuáles de estas palabras hacen referencia a ideas abstractas y cuáles a ideas concretas:
In Spanish, gentilices are formed with a variety of suffixes.
Who say the following sentences, parents or children?
Say whether the following are usually given (se dejan) or lent (se dan):
Hacer reproches Para hacer un reproche usamos el condicional + el participio perfecto.
Match up these weather words with their meaning:
Think where these Spanish cities are. Match up the parts of the sentences:
Relaciona estas frases hechas con su significado
Servicios sanitarios. Match up the types of doctor with the corresponding words:Dentista / Podólogo / Pediatra / Psiquiatra / Cirujano.
El mar Match up these words connected with the sea with their definition:
If the adjective of nationality ends in -o, to make the fememine we change the o into a. If it ends in a consonant, we
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