the verb 'to give, giving' with 'doy' meaning 'I give', 'dar' meaning 'you give' and 'da' meaning 'she, he, it gives'

A1 - Hola, soy Daniel. Es la mañana de Navidad, y estoy con mi hermana ...

B2a, B2b - 1 Doy una [casa].

B2a, B2b - 2 Das unos [libros].

B2a, B2b - 3 Das unas [cámaras].

B2a, B2b - 4 Doy un [gato].

B2a, B2b - 5 Doy unos [zapatos].

B2a, B2b - 6 Das una [bicicleta].

Letter to los Reyes Magos: 'querer' and 'dar' singular persons

Spanish

Christmas time: ‘querer’ singular persons

This unit introduces the singular forms of 'dar' and 'querer' and combines them with nouns and indefinite articles, to mean giving and wanting in the context of festive seasons. Key sounds learnt are n and ñ.

Celebrations: 'querer' and 'dar'

Match the different forms of the verb 'dar' with the correct pronoun. 

Put the different forms of the verb 'querer' in the right order following these pronouns: I, you and she, he, it.

How do you say 'I want some shoes' in Spanish?

Translate into Spanish: 'I give a lot of presents to my mum.'

Match the indefinite article to the correct noun. 

What is the meaning of the word 'bien' in this sentence? 'Descansar bien es importante.'

When the teacher asks you to work with your partner, they say: 'Habla con tu ...' 

Translate this sentence: 'Speaking Spanish is important.'

Choose the correct translation for this sentence: 'Mi madre siempre llega temprano.'

Exit Quiz

What is the meaning of the verb 'dar'?