Spanish 2 Grammar- Final Exam 2023

Question 1

-SER
(TO BE)

Answer 1

Soy Somos
Eres Sois
es Son

Question 2

-IR
(TO GO)

Answer 2

Voy Vamos
Vas Vais
Va Van

Question 3

-ESTAR
(TO BE)

Answer 3

Estoy Estamos
Estás Estáis
Está Están

Question 4

DIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS

Answer 4

Me Nos
Te Os
Lo/La Los/Las

Question 5

INDIRECT OBJECT PRONOUNS

Answer 5

Me Nos
Te Os
Le Les

Question 6

PAST-TENSE IR/SER

Answer 6

Fui Fuemos
Fuiste Fuisteis
Fue Fueron

Question 7

PRETERITE -AR VERBS

Answer 7

é Amos,
Aste Asteis
ó Aron

Question 8

PRETERITE OF -ER & -IR VERBS

Answer 8

í Imos
Iste Isteis
ió, Ieron

Question 9

ESE Table

Answer 9

Ese Esa
Esos Esas

Question 10

AQUEL Table

Answer 10

Aquel Aqulla
Aquellos Aquellas

Question 11

ESTE Table

Answer 11

Este Esta
Estos Estas

Question 12

PRETERITE FORMS OF -HACER

Answer 12

Hice Hicimos
Hiciste Hicisteis
Hizo Hicieron

Question 13

PRETERITE FORMS OF -VER
(TO SEE)

Answer 13

Vi Vimos
Viste Visteis
Vio Vieron

Question 14

PRETERITE FORMS OF -DAR
(TO GIVE)

Answer 14

Di Dimos
Diste Disteis
Dio Dieron

Question 15

How do you use Direct Object Pronouns?

Answer 15

Direct object pronouns can be used to replace direct object nouns and are placed directly before conjugated verbs.

Example #1:
Veo la profesora. La veo.
(I see the teacher) (I see her)

Example #2:
Violeta tiene la manzana. Violeta la tiene.
(Violet has the apple.) (Violet has it.)

When an infinitive follows the conjugated verb, the direct object pronoun can be placed before the conjugated verb or attached to the infinitive.

Example:
No voy a hacer la maleta hoy. No la voy a hacer hoy.
No voy a hacerla hoy.
(I’m not going to pack the suitcase today) (I’m not going to pack it)

Question 16

TENER Table

Answer 16

Tengo Tenemos
Tienes Teneis
Tiene Tienen

Question 17

When is the Personal ‘A’ used?

Answer 17

When a person is the object of a verb, place the a after the verb and before the subject.

Question 18

When is SER used?

Answer 18

Descriptions, occupations, characteristics, time and date, origins, relation

Question 19

When is ESTAR used?

Answer 19

position, locations, actions, conditions, emotions

Question 20

How do you use Indirect Object Pronouns?

Answer 20

Indirect object pronouns are used to accompany the noun it modifies or replaces. It appears before the conjugated verbs.

Question 21

Remember:

Answer 21

When stating someone’s profession, drop the article (el, la, un, una) when talking TO someone, drop the article. When talking ABOUT someone, use it.

Question 22

Remember:

Answer 22

Any noun that ends in -cion is feminine. If a noun that ends in -cion is singular, put an accent over the o.