Numbers: 1-12, plural nouns | Spanish | Quizalize & Oak National Academy

Starter quiz

Match these verbs with their English meaning.

ser

⇔

to be, being (general traits) ✓

estar

⇔

to be, being (temporary states) ✓

tener

⇔

to have, having ✓

comprar

⇔

to buy, buying ✓

llevar

⇔

to wear, wearing ✓
Choose the verbs.

caminar ✓

nadar ✓

de

pueblo

por
How do you say 'with' in Spanish?

'con' ✓
What is the meaning of the verb 'tener'?

to be, being (general traits/origin/days of the week)

to be, being (temporary states/mood/location)

to have, having ✓
How would you say 'I have' in Spanish?

soy

estoy

tengo ✓
Put the words in the correct order to say: 'He has a uniform.'

1

⇔

tiene

2

⇔

un

3

⇔

uniforme

What sound do these words have in common? 'izquierda, esquina, quién'

'[qui]' ✓
Match the Spanish to the English.

uno

⇔

one ✓

tres

⇔

three ✓

dos

⇔

two ✓

cuatro

⇔

four ✓

seis

⇔

six ✓

cinco

⇔

five ✓
Put these numbers in the correct order.

1

⇔

siete

2

⇔

ocho

3

⇔

nueve

4

⇔

diez

5

⇔

once

6

⇔

doce
What letter do we add to make a noun plural in Spanish?

's' ✓
How would you say 'six balls' in Spanish?

cinco bolígrafos

seis bolígrafos

siete botellas

seis pelotas ✓

seis pelota
Translate this sentence into Spanish: 'I have nine school bags.'

'Tengo nueve mochilas.' ✓

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The sound-symbol correspondence [qui] is like a hard ‘c’ followed by [i], as in the word ‘equipo’.
Adding -s to nouns ending in -o or -a makes them plural.
Numbers 1-12 go before nouns to indicate how many there are; numbers don’t change their spelling for gender.
The verb tener can be used with numbers and nouns to say how many I and others have.

The sound [qui] is pronounced the same in Spanish and English.

[qui] is pronounced differently in Spanish and English. [qui] is pronounced like a hard 'c' followed by [i] or like the word 'key' in English.