Preguntas de repaso examen

Question 1

What happens to “y” when the next word starts with an “i”?

Answer 1

The “y” turns into an “e”:

Un libro corto e interesante.

Question 2

What happens to “O” when the next word starts with an “O”?

Answer 2

The “o” turns into a “u”:

Es claro u obscuro?

Question 3

“edad”

Answer 3

age

Question 4

Where is the accent on “cuando”?

Answer 4

Cuándo.

Question 5

Where is the accent on “que”?

Answer 5

Qué

Question 6

Where is the accent on “donde”?

Answer 6

Dónde.

Question 7

Where is the accent on cuanto?

Answer 7

Cuánto

Question 8

Where is the accent on “quien”?

Answer 8

Quién

Question 9

How do you use “ir” to indicate the approximate future?

Answer 9

“ir a” + infinitive:

voy a comer = I am going to eat.
van a bailar = they are going to dance.

Question 10

“lugar”

Answer 10

place

Question 11

Conjugate dormir in present indicative:

Answer 11

dormir

duermo
duermes
duerme

dormemos
dormeis
duermen

Question 12

Conjugate encontrar in the present indicative:

Answer 12

encontrar

encuentro
encuentras
encuentra

encontramos
encontrais
encuentran

Question 13

Conjugate preferir into present indicative:

Answer 13

preferir

prefiero
prefieres
prefiere

preferimos
preferis
prefieren

Question 14

Conjugate pedir into present indicative:

Answer 14

pedir

pido
pides
pide

pedimos
pedis
piden

Question 15

Conjugate “hacer” into first person, present indicative:

Answer 15

hago

Question 16

Conjugate “poner” into first person, present indicative:

Answer 16

pongo

Question 17

Conjugate “salir” into first person, present indicative:

Answer 17

salgo

Question 18

Conjugate “traer” into first person, present indicative:

Answer 18

traigo

Question 19

Conjugate “decir” into first person, present indicative:

Answer 19

digo

Question 20

Conjugate “venir” into first person, present indicative:

Answer 20

vengo

Question 21

Conjugate “conducir” into first person, present indicative:

Answer 21

conduzco

Question 22

Conjugate “conocer” into first person, present indicative:

Answer 22

conozco

Question 23

Conjugate “traducir” into first person, present indicative:

Answer 23

traduzco

Question 24

Conjugate “dar” into first person, present indicative:

Answer 24

doy

Question 25

Conjugate "oir" into first person, present indicative:

Answer 25

oigo

Question 26

Conjugate "saber" into first person, present indicative:

Answer 26

sé

Question 27

Conjugate the entirety of "ver" into present indicative:

Answer 27

``` veo ves ve vemos veis ven ```

Question 28

What must you do anytime an person (subject) is receiving an action in a sentence?

Answer 28

Use the personal "a" before their name. This is done out of respect: Conozco a Marina Valor. Doy de comer a mi perro.

Question 29

Name the rule for conjugating imperative forms in the usted form:

Answer 29

Conjugate the verb into its 1st person singular form, then add the opposite letter of its original conjugation (e for -ar, a for -er and -ir). To make it plural, add an N. Hablar - hable - hablen. Comer - coma - coman. Volver - vuelva - vuelvan

Question 30

Name the conjugated endings for a preterite tense -ar verb:

Answer 30

é aste ó amos asteis aron

Question 31

Name the conjugated endings for a preterite tense -er or -ir verb:

Answer 31

í iste ío imos (nosotros is the same in -er and -ir) isteis ieron

Question 32

What is a direct object pronoun, and where does it go in the sentence?

Answer 32

A pronoun that replaces a direct object for the sake of avoiding redundancy. It must come before the verb: Ana come manzanas - Ana las come.

Question 33

What are the direct object pronouns?

Answer 33

me te lo/la nos os los/las

Question 34

State the rule for forming imperative commands in the familiar sense:

Answer 34

Take the regular third person singular form of the verb. If plural, then switch its letter and add an "s": Come el jamon! No comas el jamon! ____ If you want to use a direct object pronoun here, the affirmative attaches it onto the end of the verb and the negative acts regular, and must come before the verb. Comelo! No lo comas!

Question 35

What are the affirmative and negative familiar imperative forms of "decir"

Answer 35

Di | No digas

Question 36

What are the affirmative and negative familiar imperative forms of "Hacer"

Answer 36

Haz | No hagas

Question 37

What are the affirmative and negative familiar imperative forms of "Ir"

Answer 37

Ve | No vayas

Question 38

What are the affirmative and negative familiar imperative forms of "Poner"

Answer 38

Pon | No pongas

Question 39

What are the affirmative and negative familiar imperative forms of "salir"

Answer 39

Sal | No salgas

Question 40

What are the affirmative and negative familiar imperative forms of "ser"

Answer 40

Sé | No seas

Question 41

What are the affirmative and negative familiar imperative forms of "tener"

Answer 41

Ten | No tengas

Question 42

What are the affirmative and negative familiar imperative forms of "Venir"

Answer 42

Ven | No vengas

Question 43

What must accompany a present progressive verb form?

Answer 43

A form of estar: Estoy comiendo a la restaurante. Estan hablando con Freddy.