Alphabet and Numbers

Question 1

A b c d e f

Answer 1

A be ce de e efe

Question 2

G h i j k l

Answer 2

Ge hache i jota ka ele

Question 3

M n ñ o p q r s

Answer 3

Eme ene eñe o pe cu erre ese

Question 4

T u v w x y z

Answer 4

Te u uve, doble uve, equis ye zeta

Question 5

100 101 200 500 700 900

1000 1000000

Answer 5

Cien, ciento uno, doscientos/as, quinientos
Setecientos, novecientos,
mil, millón

Question 6

LL

Answer 6

Can be pronounced “eya” or “j”

“Sh” in Argentina

Question 7

K sound with a soft vowel

Answer 7

Q

Qui is Pronounced “key”

Question 8

B sound 2 possibilities

Answer 8

B or V

Question 9

Y sound

Answer 9

Y or LL or HIE

Question 10

H sound

Answer 10

J

Question 11

H in a word

Answer 11

Silent

Question 12

D in a word

Answer 12

Can sound like a D or a V

Softer D than in English

Question 13

Conditional Perfect Tense

She would have…

Answer 13

Conditional Perfect Tense
She would have ….
Conditional of haber. Habría, habrías, habría, habríamos, habrían
With the past participle of another verb
Se habría puesto un vestido pero no tenía uno
She would have put on a suit but she didn’t have one.
Used to express
1- what would have taken place has something else not happened
2- probability of something happening in the past

Question 14

Future Perfect Tense

She will have….

Answer 14

Future Perfect Tense
I will have …
Future of haber. Habré habrás habrá habremos habrán
With the past participle of another verb
Used to express a future action that is completed prior to another future action or to express probability
Yo habré estudiado mucho antes del examen
I will have studied a lot before the exam.

Question 15

Conditional
Would study ...
Could it have been ...
Must have been ...
Were probably ...

Answer 15

Conditional
Infinitive + ía etc
12 irregulars- same as future
Would study. Estudiaría
What time could it have been. Sería 
He must have been at home. Estaría 
We were probably busy. Estaremos ocupados
Different than English. No need to say would, could, must have.  Implied by the conditional tense of the main verb. 
Used to express
1- an action in the future as viewed from a time in the past
2- courtesy- soften a request. Querría 
3- probability in the past