1350

Question 1

Use of imperfect time

Answer 1

1. Past habitual actions
2. Actions that were interrupted
3. Used to describe the past: time, dates, age, characteristics, conditions, and feelings: FACTCD

Question 2

-ar verbs regular imperfect

Answer 2

Yo: -aba
Tu: -abas
El/ella/usted: -aba
Nosotros: -ábamos
Vosotros: -abais
Ellos/ellas/ustedes: -aban

Question 3

-er and -ir regular imperfect past endings

Answer 3

Yo: -ía
Tu: -ías
El/ella/usted: -ía
Nosotros: -íamos
Vosotros: -íais
Ellos/ellas/ustedes: -ían

Question 4

Past imperfect: ir

Answer 4

Yo: iba
Tu: ibas
El/ella/usted: iba
Nosotros: íbamos
Vosotros: ibais
Ellos/ellas/ustedes: iban

Question 5

Past imperfect: ser

Answer 5

Yo: era
Tu: eras
El/ella/usted: era
Nosotros: éramos
Vosotros: erais
Ellos/ellas/ustedes: eran

Question 6

Superlative formula

Answer 6

El/la/los/las + (más/menos) + adjective + comparison group

Question 7

My brother is the tallest in his class

Answer 7

Mi hermano es el más alto de su salon

Question 8

¿Qué? uses (when compared with cuál)

Answer 8

What?:
1. Definitions
2. Explinations
3. Meanings
4. Time
Which?:
1. Preferences
2. Objects

Question 9

¿Cuál? Uses

Answer 9

What? For personal information
Which? For:
1. Choosing from a set
2. Identify an object from a group

Question 10

Meaning of conocer in preterite

Answer 10

Knew

Question 11

Meaning of querer in preterite

Answer 11

Wanted

Question 12

Meaning of no querer in preterite

Answer 12

Refused

Question 13

Meaning of saber in preterite

Answer 13

Found out

Question 14

Meaning of poder in preterite

Answer 14

Succeeded in

Question 15

Meaning of tener in preterite

Answer 15

Recieved

Question 16

Difference of preterite and imperfect

Answer 16

Preterite is for completed actions or times, imperfect is for loosely beginning and ending things sometimes

Question 17

Relative pronouns use

Answer 17

Connectors that link relative clauses

Question 18

El que as a relative pronoun

Answer 18

More popular in writing and formal contexts (use que more often when speaking). El/los/la/las must agree with number and gender of antecedent

Question 19

What are reciprocal verbs?

Answer 19

Used to talk about actions people do to each other

Question 20

Pronouns for reciprocal use

Answer 20

First person: nos
Second: os
Third: se

Question 21

Mutually

Answer 21

Mutuamente

Question 22

Reciprocal

Answer 22

Recípocamente

Question 23

Each other, one another

Answer 23

Uno al otro, uno a otro, entre sí

Question 24

Simple future tense use

Answer 24

1. What will or shall happen
2. What someone might or may be doing in the present
3. Solemn commands

Question 25

future tense endings

Answer 25

Add to infinitive: Yo: +é Tu: +ás El/ella: +á Nosotros: +emos Vosotros: +éis Ellos/ellas: +án

Question 26

You shall not steal

Answer 26

No robaràs

Question 27

Irregular future tense type 1: name all stems

Answer 27

Valdr- Saldr- Vendr-

Question 28

Irregular imperfect future tense type 2: name all stems

Answer 28

Cabr- Habr- Sabr- Podr- Querr-

Question 29

Decir conjugation simple future

Answer 29

Yo: diré Tu: dirás El/ella: dirá Nosotros: diremos Vosotros: diréis Ellos/ellas: dirán

Question 30

Hacer simple future conjugation

Answer 30

Yo: harè Tu: harás El/ella: hará Nosotros: haremos Vosotros: haréis Ellos/ellas: harán

Question 31

Satisfacer simple future conjugation

Answer 31

Yo: satisfaré Tu: satisfarás El/ella: satisfará Nosotros: satisfaremos Vosotros: satisfaréis Ellos/ellas: satisfarán

Question 32

Conditional tense uses

Answer 32

Hypothetical situations, probabilities, make polite requests

Question 33

Endings of conditional tense

Answer 33

Add to infinitive: Yo: +ía Tu: +ías El/ella: +ía Nosotros: +íamos Vosotros: +íais Ellos/ellas: +ían

Question 34

Conditional tense irregulars

Answer 34

Same as future!: Pondr- Valdr- Saldr- Vendr- Habr- Querr- Sabr- Dir- Har-

Question 35

I have not been studying Spanish for ten years

Answer 35

No hace diez años que estudio español

Question 36

The accidental ‘se’: use and formula

Answer 36

-used when you add ‘by accident’ in english -se + indirect object pronoun based on person who did the action + third person verb (matching number of subject) + subject