Hello! This worksheet aims at helping you practice some of the most important phrases and questions to say your name and greet people through a list of the most useful greetings, farewells and Spanish introductions through the exercises in a PDF worksheet. Let’s start…
Directions:
Students should work in pairs to solve the exercises in this worksheet.
This didactic material covers different ways to talk about yourself in Spanish and practice saying things like your age, name, favorite color, hobbies and occupations among other things. Print the worksheet and hand each student a copy of it.
- Exercise 1: students must match these ten questions about Spanish introductions and greetings with the most appropriate replies.
- Exercise 2: they have to complete a self-introduction in Spanish using their personal information, and then complete the second part with their partner’s information. They should use the questions and phrases on exercise one to do so.
Worksheet Information:
Level: Beginners
Skill: Speaking and Vocabulary
Related Lessons:
- How to introduce yourself in Spanish
- Spanish Greetings and Introductions: Conversations and Practice
- Spanish Phrases and Questions for Basic Conversations
Solve it online!
Follow the instructions in the interactive quiz below to complete the three exercises on the worksheet online.
Exercise No. 1
Drag and drop the numbers to match each question for personal introductions in Spanish to the most appropriate answer.
Exercise No. 2
Exercise No. 3
Role Play Activity:
Students work in groups of three on a role play activity using the vocabulary for greetings, introductions and farewells in Spanish provided in the worksheet. One of them meets a friend that he/she hasn’t seen in a long time. This friend comes with another person, a girlfriend or boyfriend, who will be introduced to his old friend. The other student asks follow-up questions in order to get to know the new person a little bit better. The more expressions and questions in the conversation, the better. Finally, the teacher provides some feedback on pronunciation and vocabulary use.