the word for 'some' before masculine plural nouns

the word for 'some' before feminine plural nouns

verb meaning 'there is' or 'there are' depending whether it comes before singular or plural nouns

porqué

parque

pequeño

equipo

aqui

mosquito

queso

quince

quien

quinto

querido

quebrado

list 1

C1a 1

C1a 2

C1a 3

C1a 4

C1a 5

C1a 6

On my list: hay, 'unos' and 'unas' meaning 'some'

Spanish

In this unit pupils anchor numbers 1-12 and key sounds que, qui, ce, ci. They add -s or -es to form plural nouns, learning determiners ‘unos’ and ‘unas’ and interrogatives ‘cuántos’ and ‘cuántas’, which they use to ask and answer about how many in the context of a carnival.

Ask how many: 'tener', 'hay', numbers, information questions with 'cuántos/as'

Which sound is missing from these Spanish words? e_po, a_, mos_to

Which is the correct indefinite article for these words? libros, bolígrafos, estuches

'Hay unos estuches.' Which is the correct translation?

Order these Spanish words to say: 'There are some houses and some cats.'

What are the next three numbers in this sequence? doce, once, diez, nueve, ocho, {{}}.

Look at this sum. Which answer is correct? 4 + 3 + 2 = {{}}

Order the Spanish words to say: 'You have two bikes and three cakes.'

'Do you have five books and two pens?' Write the missing word: ¿{{}} cinco libros y dos bolígrafos?

Starter Quiz