Year 5
Saying it is or isn't a certain pet
In this lesson, we will recap un/una and the names of six pets. We will learn how to say if it is/isn't a certain pet.
Year 5
Saying it is or isn't a certain pet
In this lesson, we will recap un/una and the names of six pets. We will learn how to say if it is/isn't a certain pet.
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- recapping gender
- saying that it is or isn't a certain pet
- masculine and feminine singular nouns
- indefinite articles (un/una)
- negative verb forms using no (no es)
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5 Questions
Q1.
Animals make the same sounds in Spanish as they do in English.
True
Q2.
How do you say "a dog" in Spanish?
una perro
uno perro
Q3.
Spain means "the land of the rabbits".
False
Q4.
"un conejo" is:
a cone
a hamster
Q5.
The most popular pet in Spain is a bull.
true
5 Questions
Q1.
It is "una tortuga" not "un tortuga" because:
"Tortuga" is a masculine noun and needs a masculine indefinite article.
"Una" rhymes with "tortuga".
Q2.
How do you say "it is" in Spanish?
ser
soy
Q3.
How do you say "it isn't" in Spanish?
es
shake your head
Q4.
"No es una cobaya" means"
It is a guinea pig.
It isn't a chicken.
Q5.
In Spain, you can take your pet to church to be blessed.
False