Spanish Beginner Nouns Vocabulary Exercise 6

Exercise 6 of 10 in the beginner noun series. Complete each sentence with the correct noun from the provided list. Beginner level.

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Abstract and everyday nouns — la palabra (word), la frase (phrase/sentence), la ayuda (help), la revista (magazine), la página (page), el sol (sun), el país (country), la cabeza (head/mind), el padre (father), el jefe (boss). A mix of abstract and concrete nouns for real conversation.

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Key gender pairs and exceptions — el jefe / la jefa (boss), el padre / la madre (father/mother) — note: the feminine of padre is the completely different word madre, not la padre. La cabeza appears in many idioms: me duele la cabeza, perder la cabeza (to lose your mind), tener la cabeza en las nubes.

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In practice — No entiendo esa palabra (I don't understand that word). Mi jefe leyó la revista (My boss read the magazine). ¿Me puedes dar una ayuda? (Can you give me a hand?). El sol sale temprano en verano (The sun rises early in summer). Es un país muy grande (It's a very large country).

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Write the correct Spanish word to complete the sentences below. Choose from the following options:palabra, jefe, ayuda, frase, revista, página, sol, país, cabeza, padre.

1. The sun is shining. = El brilla.✓

2. I like my boss. = Mi me cae bien.✓

3. I need help. = Necesito .✓

4. We don't know that word. = No conocemos esa .✓

5. She is reading the magazine. = (Ella) está leyendo la .✓

6. His father is 60 years old. = Su tiene 60 (sesenta) años.✓

7. Can you repeat that sentence? = ¿Puedes repetir esta ?✓

8. My head hurts. = Me duele la .✓

9. Which page are we on? = ¿En qué estamos?✓

10. Which country does your grandfather live in? = ¿En qué vive tu abuelo?✓