the word for 'some' before masculine plural nouns

the word for 'some' before feminine plural nouns

I have or do I have; part of the verb ‘tener’ meaning to have, having

you have or do you have; part of the verb ‘tener’ meaning to have, having meaning

verse 1 Ca-ca-ca canta el caracol, Cu-cu-cu canta el cucú ...

verse 2 Cu-cu-cu practica el cuervo, Co-co-co practica el conejo ...

B1a Tengo una botella.

B1b Tengo unos cuadernos.

B1c Tengo unas casas.

B1d Tengo unos gatos.

B1e Tengo un bocadillo.

tengo un libro

tengo un libro? 

Tengo un perro activo.

¿Tengo un perro activo?

C1a ¿Tengo unos cuadernos?

C1b ¿Tengo una pelota?

C1c ¿Tienes unas preguntas?

C1d ¿Tienes unos bocadillos?

C1e ¿Tengo una botella?

What do you have? Questions with 'tengo' and 'tienes'

Spanish

In this unit pupils use previously taught and newly learnt forms of ‘tener’ in the contexts of school, home and physical description. They synthesise familiar and new language for the purpose of describing a friend. For this they learn new carefully selected high frequency vocabulary.

What I and others have: singular and plural 'tener'

'Tu __________ bastante negativo hoy'. Which word completes this sentence?

Order the words to say 'I have a cat that is always silly'.

'¿Tienes un bocadillo sano?' Translate this sentence into English.

'Do you have some old goats?' Translate this sentence into Spanish.

'Ella tiene un problema muy __________.' Which word completes the sentence?

Order the words to say 'you have two exercise books and a new pencil case'.

'Tengo unos amigos divertidos.' Translate this sentence into English.

'Do you have some serious questions?' Translate this sentence into Spanish.

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