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The Little Red Hen and Other Farm Tales: read in Spanish (A1)

Read The Little Red Hen and two more farm folk tales in simple Spanish: a MovaReader retelling for level A1, in the present tense, with word translation.

La gallinita roja y otros cuentos de la granja (adaptación, Anónimo)

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Level A1 Reading focus

What you'll learn

Present tense, everyday vocabulary (farm, animals, food, bread-making), questions with quién, qué and adónde, tener que + infinitive, object pronouns lo and la, the vosotros form

This article contains a MovaReader adaptation of three farm folk tales, The Little Red Hen (retold by Florence White Williams, 1918), Henny-Penny (Joseph Jacobs, 1890) and The Three Billy-Goats Gruff (Asbjørnsen and Moe, translated by George Webbe Dasent, 1859), retold in simple Spanish. Level A1 suits beginners: short sentences, the present tense and plenty of dialogue. You will learn everyday words for the farm, animals and bread-making, questions with quién and adónde, and the object pronouns lo and la.

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