Articles Objectives: to be able to tell the difference between “the” and “a”

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Articles Objectives: to be able to tell the difference between “the” and “a”

NOUN = a person, place or thing

regla bolígrafo computadora mochila pegante borrador

computadora regla mochila pegante bolígrafo borrador Why are some nouns in blue and why are some in pink?

MASCULINEFEMININE List the masculine and feminine nouns mochila pegante computadora bolígrafo borrador regla

But how do we say... The pencil The eraser The computer

Well... In Spanish there are TWO ways! Which both mean....

La mochila

El lápiz

Quick quiz!!!! 1.How you say THE for masculine? 2.What does “pegante” mean? 3.Is libro masculine or feminine? 4.How do you say “the” if you’re talking about a backpack?

But how do we say... A notebook A backpack A chair

Well... In Spanish there’s TWO ways! Which both mean....

MaculineFeminine The A

Translations Una regla A ruler Un escritorio A desk Una agenda An agenda

What if there’s more than one though?!!

For example: Los colores Los bolígrafos

La becomes Las in the plural Las calculadoras - Las agendas

And one last thing!! how do we say... Some books Some calculators

For example: Unos libros unas calculadoras

Masculine and Feminine Nouns (1)________ are words that tell you the name of a person, place or thing, e.g. table, book, school. In Spanish, all nouns have a (2)________ – they are either (3)____________ or (4)___________. It’s important to know which gender a noun is, as this affects other words in the (5)_________. When you learn a new word, try and learn which gender it is at the same time. The easiest way to do this is to remember whether you use (6)___ or (7)___ before it. nouns feminine e l gender masculine sentence la

To say ‘the’, you use: Masculine - _____ e.g. ____ ______________ words Feminine - _____ e.g. ____ ______________ Words Words that start - ____ e.g. ___________________ with a vowel Plural words - _____ e.g. ____ ___________ (more than one) El lápices lasLos computadora regla bolígrafo lamochilas papel

To say ‘a’ or ‘some’, you use: Masculine - _____ e.g. ____ ______________ words Feminine - _____ e.g. ____ ______________ words Plural words - _____ e.g. _____ ____________ (more than one) una coloresunboligrafo reglas libro unos unasmochilas

¡ Vamos a jugar!

1 What does “el/la” mean? Back to menu

2 What does “un/una” mean Back to menu

3 What is the difference between “el” and “los”? Back to menu

4 What does “una/un” mean Back to menu

5 Why do Spanish have two words for “the”? Back to menu

6 Pass! Pick on someone else! Back to menu

7 Why does Spanish have two words for a? Back to menu

8 I can now explain to someone else that… Back to menu

Fastest person wins!!!!!! Translate the following words and remember to use the correct word at the start “el/la, un/una, los/las, unos/unas”

Un carpeta

La mochila

Las reglas

Un libro

El lápiz de color

La computadora

Unos bolígrafos

El crayón

Una silla

El marcador