Animals
Grammar Notes
Many Hebrew animals can be show to be either masculine or feminine according to their ending: feminine animals often end in or .
Lessons
Lesson 1
- – cat
- – dog
- – horse
- – bird
- – elephant
- – duck
- – turtle
- – donkey
Lesson 2
- – crab
- – spider
- – animal
- – bear
- – mouse
- – camel
- – lion
- – eagle, vulture
Lesson 3
- – animals
- – fly
- – insect
- – hare
- – barks
- – snake
- – monkey
Lesson 4
- – tail
- – bee
- – pet
- – owl
- – cow
- – rooster
- – hen
- – pig
📖 Story: The brave little dog 8 sentences · 3 questions
The brave little dog
- We have a little dog.
- The dog barks at the horse.
- He barks at the cow and at the donkey.
- He barks at the rooster too.
- But the dog sees a little spider.
- Now he doesn't bark.
- The dog goes to the cat.
- The cat eats the spider.
Questions
Which animal does the dog NOT bark at?
Who does the dog go to?
What happens to the spider?
Practice
Simple sentences with this subject's words. Listen, say them after the voice, then tap the grey bar to check the meaning.
Sentences
- – The cat and the dog are friends
- – The dog barks at the horse
- – I have a pet
- – The monkey has a long tail
- – The cow eats and the rooster sings