Rand 1

Question 1

Viendo

Answer 1

Watching

Question 2

Mandatario

Answer 2

President

Question 3

to go out / I go out / you go out

Answer 3

salir / salgo / sale

Question 4

to come / I come / you come

Answer 4

venir / vengo / viene

Question 5

to follow / I follow / you follow

Answer 5

seguir / sigo / sigue

Question 6

to say / I say / you say

Answer 6

decir / digo / dice

Question 7

to have / I have / you have

Answer 7

tener / tengo / tiene

Question 8

Has
Have
auxillary

Answer 8

Haber

Question 9

can / I can / you can =

Answer 9

poder / puedo / puede

Question 10

to find / I find / you find

Answer 10

encontrar / encuentro / encuentra

Question 11

to cost / it costs

Answer 11

costar / cuesta

Question 12

to do / I do / you do =

Answer 12

hacer / hago / hace

Question 13

to put / I put / you put =

Answer 13

poner / pongo / pone

Question 14

to seem / I seem / you seem

Answer 14

parecer / parezco / parece

Question 15

to give / I give / you give

Answer 15

dar / doy / da

Question 16

to go / I go / you go

Answer 16

ir / voy / va

Question 17

there is / there are

Answer 17

Hay

Question 18

to see / I see / you see =

Answer 18

ver / veo / ve

Question 19

I am going to write

Answer 19

Voy a escribir.

Question 20

I want to dance

Answer 20

Quiero bailar.

Question 21

I have to leave.

Answer 21

Tengo que salir.

Question 22

Year

Answer 22

Año

Question 23

Proximo

Answer 23

Next

Question 24

Do you have to leave already?

Answer 24

Ya tiene que salir

Question 25

Letter

Answer 25

Una carta

Question 26

De quien

Answer 26

Whose

Question 27

Suya

Answer 27

Yours

Question 28

Suyo

Answer 28

Yours

Question 29

Mine

Answer 29

Mio | Mia

Question 30

Revista

Answer 30

Magazine

Question 31

For me | For you

Answer 31

Para mi | Para ustes

Question 32

Ticket

Answer 32

Billete

Question 33

Tengo que

Answer 33

I have to

Question 34

To

Answer 34

Que or A

Question 35

No lo sé.

Answer 35

``` The pronoun “lo” is used for abstract sentences. Responding in the negative with… I don’t know. Or… That, I don’t know. ```

Question 36

If the direct object of a sentence is a person, as in “I love my girlfriend.”, then in Spanish we use the preposition ???

Answer 36

This “a” is called the personal-a. | "Quiero a mi novia."

Question 37

Do you often watch TV¿

Answer 37

Ve usted mucho la tele?

Question 38

Do you know who that woman is

Answer 38

Sabe quién es aquella mujer

Question 39

You like the music. =

Answer 39

A usted le gusta la música.

Question 40

You like dancing

Answer 40

Le encatar bailar

Question 41

I like dancing

Answer 41

Me gusta bailar

Question 42

Marta likes working

Answer 42

A marta le gusta la music

Question 43

Mí

Answer 43

Used in special case a mí

Question 44

That woman

Answer 44

Aquella mujer

Question 45

That thing

Answer 45

Este algo

Question 46

Yes

Answer 46

Sì with accent

Question 47

reflexive verbs I call myself María. = My name is María. =

Answer 47

Me llamo María.

Question 48

Some Spanish speakers use “le” instead of “lo” for referring to male people who are grammatically direct objects.

Answer 48

For example: I see the boy. = Veo al chico. I see him. = Lo veo. Some Spanish speakers would say: “Le veo

Question 49

Now, in Spanish, the I.O.P. goes before the D.O.P., which in turn goes in front of the verb. Also, the I.O.P. in front of the D.O.P. changes from “le” to “se”. Thus:

Answer 49

I give you it. = Se lo doy. We can make the “to you” part explicit: I give it to you. = Se lo doy a usted.

Question 50

Haber Had Have Would have

Answer 50

Perfect Past perfect Present perfect Future perfect