Asked by Larry

Can someone please check my work?


List three items you have in your backpack for your morning classes.

En la mochila tengo:

- la pluma
- el lápiz
- el papel


Answer the following questions about yourself and your classroom in complete sentences.

1. ¿Cómo estás cuando sacas una buena nota?
Yo estoy contento cuando sacas una buena nota.

2. ¿Cómo estás cuando tienes un examen difícil?
Yo estoy nervioso cuando tengo un examen difícil.

3. ¿Cuántas ventanas hay en tu clase?
Hay tres ventanas en mi clase.


You have just transferred to a new school. Send an e-mail to your best friend and describe what it looks like and your feelings about it.

Mi nuevo escuela es grande. Hay uno gimnasio y una cafetería. La biblioteca tiene muchas libros. Yo estoy muy emocionado!


Complete the following sentences describing a school. Write in the brackets.

1. En la escuela de El valle, hay (uno gimnasio) para practicar deportes.

2. Los estudiantes dibujan en (uno pizarrón) con la tiza.

3. No hay (relojes) en la clase. ¿Qué hora es?

4. Antes de las clases, los estudiantes están en (la biblioteca)

5. Cuando hay problemas muy difíciles en la clase de matemáticas, usamos (una calculadora.)


Are they correct? If not, what can I change?

Muchas Gracias
Answered by SraJMcGin
The first #1. cuando sacas = It asks about you when YOU get a good grade. You would not want to say "I am happy when YOU get a good grade" BUT cuando saco = when I get

Mi nuevo escuela = What is basic about Spanish adjectives? They have the same number (singular/plural) and gender (masculine/feminine) as the noun(s) modified. la escuela is feminine singular and so is "nueva."

Hay uno gimnasio = Before a singu lar masculine noun, you must use "un"


muchas libros. Put "adjectives" on your HIT LIST (the list of errors you never want to make again1) = muchos libros

1. (uno gimnasio) = un gimnasio

#2. (uno pizarrón) = un pizarrón

#3. = This could also be singular = No hay ningún reloj = there is no clock

Main error = adjectives


Sra






Answered by Larry
Why can't it be 'No hay relojes'? It translates to: there are no clocks. Wouldn't it work?

Also, I haven't learnt the word "ningún" yet.

Thanks.

Answered by Larry
To the extent of my basic spanish knowledge. Can't "No hay reloj" Work also? It translates to: there is no clock.

Gracias
Answered by SraJMcGin
The answer to your last 2 questions is YES. It's just if there is no clock (singular) that's what I gave you. However, if you haven't learned "ningún" etc. skip that!

Sra
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