Spanish Grammar

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1. In Spanish, reflexive verbs are used to indicate that something is being done to a specific person. Which of these is NOT a reflexive pronoun in Spanish? Me Nos Se Los

2. Spanish sentences can quickly be turned into questions. For example, "Tienes un bigote" means "You have a mustache", but this sentence can be turned into a question by saying "Tienes un bigote, ¿verdad?" which means "You have a mustache, right?" What is this formation called? Hanging Question Tag Question This can't really be done Reversed Question

3. If you were speaking directly to a person older than you or a teacher, which pronoun should you use in addressing that person? usted él tú ella

4. One key difference between English and Spanish is that many Spanish words have accent marks in them. What is the main function of accent marks? Aid in pronunciation (which syllable to stress) Determining if a word is a noun or an adjective There is no purpose (they just liked the look) Showing that a sentence is reflexive

5. Which of these verbs is commonly used when describing the weather? Querer Hacer Montar Temperatar

6. Just like in English, the Spanish language has a present progressive form to indicate that something is being done right now. Which of these verbs is used in present progressive formation? Estar Hay Ser Gustar

7. Which of these sentences is NOT correctly formed? Cepillo el pelome. Estoy bebiendo. Me quito los zapatos. Voy a ducharme.

8. Another common Spanish word is "lo". What part of speech is "lo" most commonly used as? Subject Pronoun Transitive Verb Direct Object Reflexive Verb

9. Several different words can be used in Spanish to indicate direction. Which of these words is NOT a real Spanish word indicating direction? sudsudoeste estesurnorste oestenoroeste estenoreste

10. What is the correct past participle form of the verb "satisfacer"? satisfecho satisfacendo satisfaciendo satisfied