Tourist Attractions (AQA GCSE Spanish): Flashcards
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Define el castillo.
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Define el castillo.
El castillo is the Spanish for castle.
Define la torre.
La torre is the Spanish for tower.
Define el ayuntamiento.
El ayuntamiento is the Spanish for town hall or city council.
Define el puente.
El puente is the Spanish for bridge.
¿Cómo se dice "to visit" en español?
In Spanish, 'to visit' is visitar.
¿Cómo se dice "to hire / rent" en español?
In Spanish, 'to hire / rent' is alquilar.
What does the noun la plaza mean?
La plaza means square.
What does the noun la guía mean?
La guía means guide or guidebook.
What is the Spanish for 'museum'?
The Spanish for 'museum' is el museo.
Define el patrimonio.
El patrimonio is the Spanish for heritage (patrimony).
El castillo tiene una muy alta. (The castle has a very tall tower.)
El castillo tiene una torre muy alta.
el museo de arte ayer. (I visited the museum of art yesterday.)
Visité el museo de arte ayer.
True or False?
The noun el edificio means 'building'.
True.
El edificio means building.
True or False?
The noun la arquitectura means 'heritage'.
False.
La arquitectura means architecture; 'heritage' is el patrimonio.
Define the conditional tense.
The conditional tense expresses what you would do, aspirations or hypothetical situations, for example visitaría (I would visit).
How is the regular conditional tense formed in Spanish?
The regular conditional adds the endings -ía, -ías, -ía, -íamos, -íais, -ían to the infinitive of the verb.
What is the yo conditional form of visitar?
The yo conditional of visitar is visitaría (I would visit).
What is the yo conditional form of hacer (irregular stem)?
The yo conditional of hacer is haría.
What is the yo conditional form of tener (irregular stem)?
The yo conditional of tener is tendría.
a Cuba con mi familia. (I would travel to Cuba with my family.)
Viajaría a Cuba con mi familia.
Yo una entrada para el castillo. (I would reserve a ticket for the castle.)
Yo reservaría una entrada para el castillo.
What is the key difference between comería and comía?
Comería is the conditional ('would eat') and keeps the whole infinitive, while comía is the imperfect ('used to eat').
True or False?
The conditional of -ER/-IR verbs keeps the whole infinitive, unlike the imperfect.
True.
The conditional keeps the whole infinitive (comería), whereas the imperfect does not (comía).
Define the impersonal hay que (HT).
Hay que + infinitive expresses general obligation or necessity, e.g. hay que comprar los billetes (it is necessary to buy the tickets).
What does the impersonal hace falta express?
Hace falta expresses general necessity, meaning 'it is necessary'.
What does se puede + infinitive express about tourist areas?
Se puede + infinitive expresses what one/you can do, e.g. se puede visitar el museo en dos horas (one can visit the museum in two hours).
comprar los billetes antes. (It is necessary to buy the tickets beforehand.)
Hay que comprar los billetes antes.
True or False?
Hay que + infinitive is used to express obligation or necessity.
True.
Hay que + infinitive expresses general obligation or necessity.
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