Lesson 11: Verbs like Hacer and Interrogative Words

Question 1

To do (and conjugate)

Answer 1

hacer

Yo hago
Tú haces
Usted hace
Nosotros hacemos
Ustedes hacen

Question 2

To put (and conjugate)

Answer 2

poner

Yo pongo
Tú pones
Usted pone
Nosotros ponemos
Ustedes ponen

Question 3

To leave (and conjugate)

Answer 3

salir

Yo salgo
Tú sales
Usted sale
Nosotros salimos
Ustedes salen

Question 4

To bring (and conjugate)

Answer 4

traer

Yo traigo
Tú traes
Usted trae
Nosotros traemos
Ustedes traen

Question 5

To explain (and conjugate)

Answer 5

explicar

Yo explico
Tú explicas
Usted explica
Nosotros explicamos
Ustedes explican

Question 6

To win

Answer 6

ganar

Yo gano
Tú ganas
Usted gana
Nosotros ganamos
Ustedes ganan

Question 7

To exercise

Answer 7

hacer ejercicio

Question 8

To ask a question

Answer 8

hacer una pregunta

Question 9

To throw a party

Answer 9

hacer una fiesta

Question 10

How is Carla?

Answer 10

¿Cómo está Carla?

Question 11

What is Carla like?

Answer 11

¿Cómo es Carla?

Question 12

exercise

Answer 12

el ejercicio

Question 13

party

Answer 13

la fiesta

Question 14

bed

Answer 14

la cama

Question 15

radio

Answer 15

la radio

Question 16

temperature

Answer 16

la temperatura

Question 17

degrees

Answer 17

los grados

Question 18

hurricane

Answer 18

el huracán

Question 19

precipitation

Answer 19

la precipitación

Question 20

What’s the weather like?

Answer 20

¿Qué tiempo hace?

Question 21

It’s good weather

Answer 21

Hace buen tiempo.

Question 22

It’s bad weather

Answer 22

Hace mal tiempo.

Question 23

It’s sunny

Answer 23

Hace sol.

Question 24

It’s windy

Answer 24

Hace viento.

Question 25

It's cold

Answer 25

Hace frio.

Question 26

It's hot.

Answer 26

Hace calor.

Question 27

It's cool

Answer 27

Hace fresco.

Question 28

It's twenty five degrees.

Answer 28

Está a veinticinco grados.

Question 29

There's a storm.

Answer 29

Hay tormenta.

Question 30

It's lightning.

Answer 30

Caen rayos.

Question 31

It's thundering.

Answer 31

Truena.

Question 32

It's cloudy.

Answer 32

Está nublado.

Question 33

It's clear (cloudless)

Answer 33

Está despejado.

Question 34

It's raining. (two options)

Answer 34

Llueve or Está lloviendo.

Question 35

rain

Answer 35

la lluvia

Question 36

It's foggy.

Answer 36

Hay niebla.

Question 37

It's drizzling.

Answer 37

Llovizna.

Question 38

It's snowing

Answer 38

Nieva.

Question 39

It's icy.

Answer 39

Hay hielo.

Question 40

punctuation

Answer 40

la puntuación

Question 41

punctuation mark

Answer 41

el signo de puntuación

Question 42

period/point

Answer 42

el punto

Question 43

colon

Answer 43

dos puntos

Question 44

comma

Answer 44

la coma

Question 45

semicolon

Answer 45

el punto y coma

Question 46

question marks

Answer 46

los signos de interrogación

Question 47

exclamation marks

Answer 47

los signos de exclamación

Question 48

if

Answer 48

si

Question 49

To make

Answer 49

hacer

Question 50

To earn

Answer 50

ganar

Question 51

To go out

Answer 51

salir con

Question 52

To date

Answer 52

salir con (a person)

Question 53

To set (a table)

Answer 53

poner

Question 54

To turn on (an appliance)

Answer 54

poner

Question 55

To leave from

Answer 55

salir de

Question 56

early

Answer 56

temprano

Question 57

What are you doing?

Answer 57

¿Qué haces?

Question 58

I ask a lot of questions

Answer 58

Hago mucha preguntas.

Question 59

Carlos always makes the bed

Answer 59

Carlos siempre hace la cama.

Question 60

When to use "qué" (vs "cuál")?

Answer 60

1. Qué is used directly before a noun. Ex: What classes are you taking this semester? ¿Qué clases tomas este semestre? 2. Qué is used when asking for a definition or explanation. Ex: What's happening here? ¿Qué pasa aquí? What does salir mean? ¿Qué significa salir?

Question 61

When to use "cuál" or "cuáles" (vs "qué")?

Answer 61

1. When using it as "which," it's often followed by "de" Ex: Which of the beds is your bed? ¿Cuáles de las camas es tu cama? 2. When you want to tell someone information, but not explain it Ex: What is today's date? ¿Cuál es la fecha de hoy? ¿Cuál es el nombre de la profesora del curso?

Question 62

Define the difference between "cómo estar" and "cómo ser"

Answer 62

1. When used with estar, it's asking about a state or condition. Ex: How are the girls? ¿Cómo están las chicas? 2. When used with ser, it's asking about an inherent characteristic of something or someone. Ex: What are the girls like? ¿Cómo son las chicas?