Teaching guidelines +/- 15 minutes
This lesson focuses on Spanish adjectives like bonito (pretty), feo (ugly), bueno (good), malo (bad), fuerte (strong), and débil (weak), teaching you how to describe appearance, quality, and intensity in everyday situations.
- Use bonito and feo to describe appearance.
- Use bueno and malo to rate something in general terms.
- Use fuerte and débil for degrees of intensity.
Adjetivo (Adjective) | Ejemplo (Example) |
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Bonito (Pretty) | El color del pasaporte es muy bonito. (The colour of the passport is very pretty.) |
Feo (Ugly) | El piloto es feo. (The pilot is ugly.) |
Bueno (Good) | El vuelo ha sido bueno. (The flight has been good.) |
Malo (Bad) | La instrucción ha sido mala. (The instruction has been bad.) |
Fuerte (Strong) | El cinturón de seguridad está fuerte. (The seatbelt is tight.) |
Débil (Weak) | El audio es débil. (The audio is weak.) |
Exercise 1: Adjectives: "Bonito", "Feo", "Bueno", "Malo", etc ...
Instruction: Fill in the correct word.
malo, bonito, bueno, fuerte, débil
Exercise 2: Multiple Choice
Instruction: Choose the correct sentence that properly uses descriptive adjectives to describe typical situations at the airport and on the airplane.