People, dates and family · Grammar review

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People, dates and family

Reviews practise both sides: wherever Lukas and Lena would say something differently, you do it once as each.

Family, possession and age

Use , , , and . can mean parents and can mean siblings, including a mixed group. An all-female group is .

Dates, months and birthdays

Use + number + + month: . Ordinary dates use counting numbers. The first is (also ). Months and weekdays have lowercase initials.

The yearTap a word to hear itTap a word to hear it and see its meaning
MonthsMeaning
, , January, February, March
, , April, May, June
, , July, August, September
, , October, November, December

Describing people with ser, tener and llevar

Use for a characteristic: . Use for hair and eyes: . Use for glasses or clothing: . These are different patterns; do not copy English “has brown hair” without noticing Spanish .

Pointing things out and avoiding repetition

Use / for this and / for that. Match the noun: , . Plurals are / , / . Farther away, / , / mean that/those over there.

Personal information and adding a negative

/ asks if someone is married. asks whether they have a partner. asks whether they have children. You may simply answer , or .