Spanish A1 · Lesson 42

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Distinguish and name one or more familiar things.

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Key vocabulary

Words and phrases used in this lesson.

libros
books
casas
houses
teléfonos
telephones
coches
cars
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Lesson content

Learn the language through practical Spanish examples.

Un libro. Dos libros.

Distinguish and name one or more familiar things.

Tengo un libro.I have one book.
Tengo dos libros.I have two books.
Tengo un teléfono.I have one telephone.
Tengo tres teléfonos.I have three telephones.

In everyday situations

Use familiar language in different practical contexts.

Mi padre tiene un coche.My father has one car.
Mi padre tiene dos coches.My father has two cars.
Mi madre tiene una casa.My mother has one house.
Mi madre tiene dos casas.My mother has two houses.
Tengo dos mesas.I have two tables.
Tengo cuatro sillas.I have four chairs.
Es un libro.It is a book.
Son dos libros.They are two books.

In conversation

Ask, answer and respond to a partner.

A
¿Tienes un libro?Do you have one book?
B
No, tengo dos libros.No, I have two books.
A
¿Y tu hermano?And your brother?
B
Mi hermano tiene tres libros.My brother has three books.
A
¿Tienes una mesa?Do you have one table?
B
Sí, tengo una mesa.Yes, I have one table.
A
¿Tienes dos sillas?Do you have two chairs?
B
No, tengo cuatro sillas.No, I have four chairs.

Try it yourself

Say each complete phrase in the learning language.

Mi hermana tiene dos teléfonos.My sister has two telephones.
Son tres coches.They are three cars.
Tengo una casa y dos sillas.I have one house and two chairs.
Mi padre tiene cuatro libros.My father has four books.
¿Tienes tres mesas?Do you have three tables?
Tengo dos casas.I have two houses.
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Practice

Test yourself and reinforce what you learned.

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Watch the lesson

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