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Chapter 3 Test Review
Determine if the following are masculine or feminine.
Remember the rules:Masculine Feminineo, ema, ama a, d, ción
el, los, un, unos la, las, una, unasMale female
Gender of Nouns
mujer
feminine
perros
masculine
día
masculine
mochila
feminine
ciudad
feminine
tema
masculine
clase
feminine
asunción
feminine
hermano
masculine
mano
feminine
Articles
Remember the Rules:Definite Articles mean “the”“el” and its plural form “los”“la” and its plural form “las”
Indefinite Articles mean “a, an, or some”“un” and its plural form “unos”“una” and its plural form “unas”
a girl
una chica
the cats
los gatos
the party
la fiesta
a test
un examen
some books
unos libros
the beaches
las playas
the problem
el problema
a friend
un amigo
the desks
los pupitres
some menunos
hombres
the school
la escuela
the cars
los carros
a bus
un autobús
some pencils
unos lápices
the pen
el boli
Verbs
Remember the Rules:I yo verbs end in “o, oy, go”you tú verbs end in “as, es”he/she él/ella verbs end in “a, e”they ellos/ellas verbs end in “an, en”
sacar (ellos)
sacan
tener (ella)
tiene
abrir (tú)
abres
hacer (yo)
hago
jugar (yo)
juego
nadar (él)
nada
mirar (tú)
miras
beber (ellas)
beben
preferir (yo)
prefiero
Cerrar (ella)
cierra
saber (yo)
sé
ver (tú)
ves
ir (Pablo y Pedro)van
estudiar (tú)
estudias
enseñar (yo)
enseño
correr (ellos)
corren
saltar (yo)
salto
he eats
(él) come
I read(yo)
tomo
They play(ellos) toman
you touch(tú)
tocas
they laugh(ellos) se
ríen
I point(yo)
indico
they walk(ellos)
caminan
you talk(tú)
hablas
she learns(ella)
aprende
I go
(yo) voy
you are(tú)
estás
Adjectives
Remember the RulesSome adjectives have four forms
bajo, bajos, baja, bajas
Some adjectives have two forms.triste, tristes
Adjectives must agree in GENDER and NUMBER
the tall boy
el chico alto
some mean dogs
unos perros antipáticos
a dumb cat
un gato tonto
the friendly girls
las chicas amables
a funny woman
una mujer cómica
some bored students
unos estudiantes aburridos
the padres lenient
los padres indulgentes
a strict teacher
un profesor estricto
the useless clas
la clase inútil
a serious problem
un problema serio
the hardworking man
el hombre trabajador
some easy quizzes
unas pruebas fáciles
Asking & Answering
When a question is asked in the yo form, It should be Answered in the tú form
Also remember Sí or No, no
¿Entiendes espanol?
Sí, entiendo español.
No, no entiendo español.
¿Saltas muy alto en clase?
Sí, salto muy alto.
No, no salto muy alto.
¿Sabes hablar inglés?
Sí, sé hablar ingés.
No, no sé hablar inglés.
¿Vas a la escuela en autobús?Sí, voy en autobús.
No, no voy en autobús.
¿Quieres comer una pizza?
Sí, quiero comer una pizza.
No, no quiero comer una pizza.
¿Vives en Toledo?
No, no vivo en Toledo.
Sí, vivo en Toledo.
¿Haces la tarea?
Sí, hago la tarea.
No, no hago la tarea.
Writing Practice
Make a list of five things that are in your locker.
Include how many (number)Also include color
Examples: dos perros negros
Writing Practice
Write as much as you can about the following picture.
Writing Practice
Write as much as you can about the following picture.
Writing Practice
Write as much as you can about the following picture.
Writing Practice
Write as much as you can about the following picture.
Writing Practice
Write as much as you can about the following picture.
Writing Practice
Write as much as you can about the following picture.
Writing Practice
Describe one person.» Make sure adjective agree in gender with the person.
» Example. La profesora es baja.
Writing Practice
Write as much as you can about your favorite class.» What you do in that class?
» Who teaches it?» What do you need?» Where do you sit?» Lots of Homework?
» Test/Quizzes Easy/Hard?
Verb Review
Verbs:They studyI understandYou talkThey goHe prefersShe knowsyou live
Verbs:ellos estudianYo entiendoTú hablasEllos vanÉl prefiereElla sabeTú vives
Article Review
a girlSome friendsThe partyThe dogsSome housesThe bookThe womenA pencil
Una chicaUnos amigosLa fiestaLos perrosUnas casasEl libroLas mujeresUn lápiz