Mobiliario
Furniture
- Describe los muebles de tu casa. (Describe the furniture in your house.)
- Usa las preposiciones de lugar para indicar la ubicación de los muebles. (Use the prepositions of place to indicate the location of furniture.)
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"Haber" vs "Estar" : artículo indeterminado vs determinado ("Haber" vs "Estar": indefinite article vs definite article)
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These exercises can be done together during conversation lessons or as homework.
Exercise 1: Conversation exercise
Instruction:
- ¿Qué muebles hay en cada una de las habitaciones? (What furniture is in each of the rooms?)
- Describe una habitación de tu apartamento/casa. (Describe one room of your apartment/house. )
Teaching guidelines +/- 10 minutes
Example phrases:
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El inodoro está cerca del lavabo. The toilet is near the sink. |
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La cama está en el salón. The bed is in the livingroom. |
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La pintura está al lado de la ventana. The painting is next to the window. |
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Hay una alfombra debajo del sofá. There is a carpet under the sofa. |
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El espejo está colgado en la pared. The mirror is hanging on the wall. |
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El armario está entre la cama y el escritorio. The wardrobe is between the bed and the desk. |
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La puerta está detrás de la silla. The door is behind the chair. |
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El sofá está frente a la ventana. The sofa is in front of the window. |
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La lámpara está en la mesa del salón. The lamp is on the table in the living room. |
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Exercise 2: Reorder sentences
Instruction: Make correct sentences and translate.
Exercise 3: Translate and use in a sentence
Instruction: Pick a word, translated and use the word in a sentence or dialogue.
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La lámpara
The lamp
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La ventana
The window
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El armario
The cupboard
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La puerta
The door
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El escritorio
The desk
Exercise 4: Verb conjugation
Instruction: Choose the correct verb and tense.
abrimos, cierras, abro, cierro, abren, abres, abre, cierra
Exercise 5: "Haber" vs "Estar" : artículo indeterminado vs determinado
Instruction: Fill in the correct word.
Grammar: "Haber" vs "Estar": indefinite article vs definite article
Show translation Show answershay un, está, están, Hay unas, Hay una, Hay, Hay un
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A1.32.3 Gramática
"Haber" vs "Estar" : artículo indeterminado vs determinado
"Haber" vs "Estar": indefinite article vs definite article
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Cerrar to close Share Copied!
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| Spanish | English |
|---|---|
| yo cierro | I close |
| tú cierras | you close |
| él/ella cierra | he closes |
| nosotros/nosotras cerramos | we close |
| vosotros/vosotras cerráis | you close |
| ellos/ellas cierran | They close |
Abrir to open Share Copied!
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| Spanish | English |
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| yo abro | I open |
| tú abres | You open |
| él/ella abre | he opens |
| nosotros/nosotras abrimos | we open |
| vosotros/vosotras abrís | you open |
| ellos/ellas abren | They open |
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