Plurals

Based on the A1 grammar page on basic conjunctions, here is a full set of simple, beginner-friendly exercises for Spanish-speaking A1 students. These exercises focus on the basic conjunctions: and, but, or, because, and so, and include a separate answer key.

📝 A1 Grammar – Basic Conjunctions: Student Exercises

✏️ Exercise 1: Match the Conjunction to Its Use

✏️ Exercise 2: Choose the Correct Conjunction

Choose: and, but, or, because, so

1. I like apples ___ bananas.

2. He is friendly ___ shy.

3. She is sad ___ her dog is lost.

4. Do you want rice ___ pasta?

5. It’s raining, ___ I need an umbrella.

✏️ Exercise 3: Join the Sentences with a Conjunction

Use: and, but, or, because, so

1. I’m tired. I want to sleep.
   → _________________________________

2. She is young. She is very smart.
   → _________________________________

3. We can go by bus. We can go by taxi.
   → _________________________________

4. I study English. I want a good job.
   → _________________________________

5. He is hungry. There is no food.
   → _________________________________

✏️ Exercise 4: Fill in the Blanks

1. I like pizza ___ I don’t like hamburgers.

2. My brother plays football ___ basketball.

3. I’m cold, ___ I close the window.

4. She doesn’t eat meat ___ she is vegetarian.

5. Do you want coffee ___ juice?

✏️ Exercise 5: Translate into English

1. Me gusta el café y el té.

2. Ella es simpática pero tímida.

3. ¿Quieres pan o arroz?

4. Estoy cansado, así que voy a dormir.

5. No voy a la fiesta porque estoy enfermo.

✅ Answer Key

✅ Exercise 1: Match the Conjunction

1. and → b

2. but → a

3. or → c

4. because → e

5. so → d

✅ Exercise 2: Choose the Correct Conjunction

1. and

2. but

3. because

4. or

5. so

✅ Exercise 3: Join the Sentences

1. I’m tired, so I want to sleep.

2. She is young but she is very smart.

3. We can go by bus or we can go by taxi.

4. I study English because I want a good job.

5. He is hungry but there is no food.

✅ Exercise 4: Fill in the Blanks

1. but

2. and

3. so

4. because

5. or

✅ Exercise 5: Translation

1. I like coffee and tea.

2. She is friendly but shy.

3. Do you want bread or rice?

4. I’m tired, so I’m going to sleep.

5. I’m not going to the party because I’m sick.

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Absolutely! Here’s a set of A1-level exercises on plurals to accompany your grammar page on Plurals, specifically designed for Spanish-speaking beginners. These cover regular and common irregular plural forms, with a separate answer key at the end.

📝 A1 Grammar – Plurals: Student Exercises

✏️ Exercise 1: Regular Plurals – Add “-s” or “-es”

Write the plural form of each noun.

1. car → __________

2. box → __________

3. dog → __________

4. bus → __________

5. apple → __________

6. glass → __________

7. chair → __________

8. watch → __________

✏️ Exercise 2: Irregular Plurals

Write the plural form of the following irregular nouns.

1. child → __________

2. man → __________

3. woman → __________

4. foot → __________

5. tooth → __________

6. mouse → __________

7. person → __________

8. sheep → __________

✏️ Exercise 3: Choose the Correct Form (Singular or Plural)

Circle the correct word.

1. The cat / cats are in the garden.

2. I have two book / books in my bag.

3. There is one apple / apples on the table.

4. My brothers / brother play football.

5. Look! That mouse / mice is eating.

✏️ Exercise 4: Complete the Sentences with Plurals

Use the plural form of the word in parentheses.

1. I see two __________ (child) in the park.

2. There are three __________ (box) in the room.

3. She has four __________ (watch).

4. My __________ (foot) are cold.

5. We eat a lot of __________ (tomato).

6. The __________ (man) are working.

✏️ Exercise 5: Translate to English (Plurals)

1. Tengo dos perros.

2. Hay muchas mujeres en la sala.

3. Mis hijos están en la escuela.

4. Necesito tres cajas.

5. Veo ratones en la cocina.

6. ¿Dónde están tus libros?