Stuff in a room

Question 1

ordenador

Answer 1

computer

Question 2

lampara

Answer 2

lamp

Question 3

suelo

Answer 3

ground

Question 4

pequeño

Answer 4

small

Question 5

mesita de noche

Answer 5

bedside table

Question 6

la ropa

Answer 6

clothes

Question 7

when to use de or del

Answer 7

The preposition de is translated as “of,” “from,” or “about,” but de also can mean “by,” “in,” or other prepositions in some cases. Del is simply the contraction of de and the definite article el (not él), so we use del in place of de el.

Let’s take a look at some common ways de is used:

Question 8

The preposition a is translated as “to” or “at” and also can mean “in,” “on,” “by,” or “from.” Like del, al is a contraction and should be used instead of a el. Here’s how a is commonly used:

Answer 8

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Question 9

lots of prepositions

Answer 9

https://www.spanishdict.com/answers/100034/prepositions