De And del Flashcards
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What does ‘de’ mean in Spanish?
‘De’ means ‘of’ or ‘from’ in Spanish.
What does ‘del’ stand for?
‘Del’ is a contraction of ‘de’ and ‘el’, meaning ‘of the’ or ‘from the’.
True or False: ‘Del’ can be used with any noun.
False: ‘Del’ is used specifically with masculine singular nouns.
Fill in the blank: ‘El libro _____ profesor es interesante.’
‘del’
What is the primary grammatical function of ‘de’?
‘De’ indicates possession or origin.
When should ‘del’ be used instead of ‘de’?
‘Del’ should be used when the noun following is masculine and singular.
Provide an example sentence using ‘de’.
‘La casa de Juan es grande.’
Provide an example sentence using ‘del’.
‘El libro del estudiante está en la mesa.’
What is the plural form of ‘del’?
‘De los’ is the plural form of ‘del’.
True or False: ‘De’ can be used with both masculine and feminine nouns.
True: ‘De’ can be used with both.
What is the contraction rule for ‘de’ and ‘el’?
‘De’ contracts with ‘el’ to form ‘del’.
Choose the correct option: ‘La casa _____ Maria es bonita.’ (de/del)
‘de’
Translate to English: ‘El coche del padre.’
‘The father’s car.’
What type of noun can ‘del’ be used with?
Masculine singular nouns.
Fill in the blank: ‘La ciudad _____ México es hermosa.’
‘de’
True or False: ‘Del’ can be used before feminine nouns.
False: ‘Del’ cannot be used before feminine nouns.
What does ‘de’ indicate in the phrase ‘el libro de historia’?
‘De’ indicates the subject of the book, which is history.
What is the equivalent of ‘del’ in English?
‘Of the.’
Provide a sentence that illustrates the use of ‘de’ for possession.
‘El perro de Ana es pequeño.’
Choose the correct option: ‘El vestido _____ la chica es rojo.’ (de/del)
‘de’
What is the role of ‘de’ in expressing origin?
‘De’ is used to indicate where someone or something comes from.
Translate to Spanish: ‘The house of the teacher.’
‘La casa del profesor.’
What is a common mistake when using ‘de’ and ‘del’?
Using ‘del’ with feminine nouns.
Fill in the blank: ‘La comida _____ la abuela es deliciosa.’
‘de’