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Which of the following is the Spanish word for 'Thursday'?

  • Viernes
  • Domingo
  • Martes
  • Jueves (correct)

    • 'Martes' means 'Wednesday' in Spanish.

    False (B)

    What does '¿Qué día es hoy?' mean?

    What day is it today?

    ____ (Mother) in Spanish is 'madre'.

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    Match the following possessive adjectives with their meanings:

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    Which of the following is NOT a family vocabulary word?

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    The Spanish term for 'Father' is 'Padre'.

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    What does 'Son las tres y media' mean?

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    What does the verb 'comer' mean in English?

    <p>To eat (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    The verb 'bailar' means 'to drink'.

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    What is the Spanish word for 'apple'?

    <p>manzana</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Yo __________ (beber) agua.

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    Which of the following sentences uses the verb 'vivir' correctly?

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    Quiero una __________ (salad) por favor.

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    Match the following verbs to their meanings:

    <p>hablar = to talk comer = to eat beber = to drink vivir = to live</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Flashcards

    AR Verb

    A regular verb that ends in -ar, like hablar (to talk), comer (to eat), and bailar (to dance).

    ER Verb

    A regular verb that ends in -er, like comer (to eat), beber (to drink), and aprender (to learn).

    IR Verb

    A regular verb that ends in -ir, like vivir (to live), escribir (to write), and abrir (to open).

    Pedir (To Order)

    To ask for something, for example: 'Pedir una taza de café' (To ask for a cup of coffee)

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    “¿Algo más?”

    A Spanish phrase used when ordering to find out if someone wants something else. It means 'Anything else?'

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    “¿Qué comes?”

    A phrase used in Spanish to ask someone what they are eating or what they eat. It means 'what are you eating'/'what do you eat'.

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    Comer

    A regular verb that means "to eat" in Spanish.

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    Beber

    A regular verb that means "to drink" in Spanish.

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    Kahoot

    An interactive review activity where students test their knowledge through multiple-choice questions. It uses a game format to engage learners.

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    Bingo

    A game-based review activity with a grid of squares. Students listen for answers and mark off the squares, trying to get a "bingo" by completing a row, column, or diagonal.

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    Lunes

    The Spanish word for Monday.

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    Martes

    The Spanish word for Tuesday.

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    Miércoles

    The Spanish word for Wednesday.

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    Jueves

    The Spanish word for Thursday.

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    Viernes

    The Spanish word for Friday.

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    Sábado

    The Spanish word for Saturday.

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    Domingo

    The Spanish word for Sunday.

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    Padre

    The Spanish word for 'father'.

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    Madre

    The Spanish word for 'mother'.

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    Hermano/a

    The Spanish word for 'brother/sister'.

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    Abuelo/a

    The Spanish word for 'grandfather/grandmother'.

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    Tío/a

    The Spanish word for 'uncle/aunt'.

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    Primo/a

    The Spanish word for 'cousin'.

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    Hijo/a

    The Spanish word for 'son/daughter'.

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    Mi

    The possessive adjective for 'my'

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    Tu

    The possessive adjective for 'your'

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    Su

    The possessive adjective for 'his/her'

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    Nuestro/a

    The possessive adjective for 'our'

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    Vuestro/a

    The possessive adjective for 'your' (plural)

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    Su

    The possessive adjective for 'their'

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    Study Notes

    Week 2 Study Notes

    • Days of the Week:

      • Lunes (Monday), Martes (Tuesday), Miércoles (Wednesday), Jueves (Thursday), Viernes (Friday), Sábado (Saturday), Domingo (Sunday).
      • Practice matching Spanish days of the week with their English counterparts.
      • Practice expressing dates: "¿Qué día es hoy?" (What day is it today?), "Hoy es lunes." (Today is Monday).

    • Telling Time:

      • Vocabulary: hora (hour), minuto (minute), cuarto (quarter), media (half), AM, PM.
      • Practice stating times: "Son las tres y media." (It's 3:30)
      • Practice asking and answering the time using "¿Qué hora es?" and "Es la [hora] or Son las [hora] y [minutos]?"

    • Family Vocabulary:

      • Vocabulary: Madre (Mother), Padre (Father), Hermano/a (Brother/Sister), Abuelo/a (Grandfather/Grandmother), Tío/a (Uncle/Aunt), Primo/a (Cousin), Hijo/a (Son/Daughter).
      • Practice matching family members in English and Spanish using flashcards.
      • Practice introducing family members using possessive adjectives.

    • Possessive Adjectives:

      • Vocabulary: Mi (My), Tu (Your), Su (His/Her), Nuestro/a (Our), Vuestro/a (Your - plural), Su (Their).
      • Create sentences about family members using possessive adjectives.
      • Example: "Mi hermano se llama Juan" (My brother's name is Juan).

    • Present Tense Verbs (Regular AR, ER, IR):

      • AR verbs: hablar (to talk), comer (to eat), bailar (to dance)
      • ER verbs: comer (to eat), beber (to drink), aprender (to learn)
      • IR verbs: vivir (to live), escribir (to write), abrir (to open)
      • Conjugate verbs in the present tense for different subject pronouns (yo, tú, él/ella, nosotros, etc.).
      • Example: Yo hablo (I talk).
      • Practice using verbs in sentences.
      • Example: "Yo como una manzana, y tú?" (I eat an apple, and you?)

    • Food Vocabulary:

      • Vocabulary: Comida (Food), Pan (Bread), Manzana (Apple), Leche (Milk), Pollo (Chicken), Ensalada (Salad), Fruta (Fruit), Carne (Meat)
      • Use flashcards to learn food vocabulary.
      • Practice ordering food at a restaurant. Example: "Quiero una ensalada, por favor." (I want a salad, please.)

    • Review and Practice:

      • Review all vocabulary and grammar from the week.
      • Use quizzes, games (like Kahoot or Bingo), or group discussions.
      • Write a paragraph about your family and daily routines.

    • Optional Cultural Activities:

      • Explore Spanish culture (e.g., traditional meals, music, landmarks) through videos or presentations.
      • Discuss what you learned about Spanish culture.

    • Conversation Practice:

      • Practice speaking in pairs, introducing yourselves, and asking about family, hobbies, and routines.

    • Assessment and Homework:

      • Complete a self-assessment.
      • Use resources like Duolingo or Memrise for extra practice.

    • Additional Notes:

      • Conjugate the verbs comer, beber, and pedir in sentences.
      • Example: "Yo como pollo." (I eat chicken.)

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    This quiz covers essential vocabulary for the days of the week, telling time, and family members in Spanish. It includes practice for matching terms with their English counterparts and forming sentences for discussing time and family. Perfect for beginners learning the basics of Spanish.

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