Possession in Spanish: Using De, Del, and Al

In Spanish, how is possession typically indicated?

• Using the word 'de'

• Using the word 'el'

• Using the word 'con'

• Using an apostrophe and 's'

What does the Spanish contraction 'del' stand for?

• de + los

• de + la

• de + el

• de + las

Which contraction is used to combine 'a' and 'el' in Spanish?

• al

• la

• el

• del

Are contractions in Spanish optional or obligatory?

• Not applicable

• Rarely used

• Obligatory

• Optional

Which of the following is NOT a correct use of the contraction 'del'?

• La casa del niño

• El libro del maestro

• La comida del perro

• El coche de la niña

When does 'de' not contract with 'el' in Spanish?

• When 'el' is used as an article

• When 'el' is used in a question

• When 'el' follows a verb

• When 'el' is part of a proper noun

What is the correct contraction for 'a' and 'el'?

• el

• al

• a el

• del

Which example shows the correct use of 'del'?

• Voy a del mercado

• Es la casa de la chica

• Necesito del lápiz

• Es el libro del niño

Tags

CCSS.L.1.5A

CCSS.L.1.5B

CCSS.L.K.5A

How is 'de + los' correctly expressed in Spanish?

• dlos

• delos

• de los

• los

What is the contraction for 'a + la'?

• ala

• a la

• alla

• la