Description
Me duele (My … hurts)
(Worksheets to help students learn how to say that something hurts in Spanish)
A variety of worksheets to practice the Spanish verb DOLER.
Chart: The chart shows the structure (word order) of sentences to use when you want to say that something hurts. It shows the difference between me duele and me duelen, te duele vs. te duelen etc.
Worksheet 1: The first worksheet is to work on the difference between duele and duelen. Students need to complete the sentence with the appropriate word.
Worksheet 2: Students need to complete the sentence with the appropriate pronoun (me, te, le, nos, os, les).
Worksheet 3: There is a short story in Spanish where students need to fill the blanks with either duele or duelen according to the context of the sentence. The past tense is used in this story.
Worksheet 4: Students need to answer the questions about what part of the body hurts the person that is mentioned (via the causes of that pain/ache).
Worksheet 5: Students are asked why they (or another person) is not doing some activity. They need to give the reason why by saying that something hurts.
Handout: There is a list of parts of the body with a space next to it. Students can either write the meaning of that part of the body in English or as an alternative they can write the plural form of that word.
These worksheets can be completed in any order.
We have included answers for the teachers.
IMPORTANT: All information on the worksheets, including the instructions, are 100% in Spanish making them ideal for Dual language immersion classes. However, there is one handout that has a list of words in Spanish with their corresponding translation in English.
CONTENT: This resource contains 13 Pages:
- Me duele sentence structure chart – (1 page)
- ¿Duele o Duelen? – (1 page)
- Me, te, le, nos, os, les worksheet – (1 page)
- Complete the story – (1 page)
- What hurts? – (1 page)
- Why does it hurt? – (1 page)
- List of parts of the body in Spanish – (1 page)
- Answers for Teachers – (6 pages)
LEVEL: Pre intermediate (CEFR – A2 Level) – Spanish 2
AGE: 10+
Format: .PDF
INFORMACIÓN EN ESPAÑOL
Actividades para practicar el verbo DOLER en español.
CONTENIDO: Este recurso contiene 13 Páginas:
- Me duele – Afiche – (1 page)
- ¿Duele o Duelen? – (1 page)
- Me, te, le, nos, os, les – (1 page)
- Completar la historia – (1 page)
- ¿Qué duele? – (1 page)
- ¿Por qué duele? – (1 page)
- Lista de las partes del cuerpo – (1 page)
- Respuestas para los profesores (6 páginas)
NIVEL: Pre-intermedio (CEFR – A2 Level)
EDAD: Desde los 10 años
Formato: .PDF
