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In which of the following sentences is the word 'aun' correctly used according to the rules of diacritic marks?
In which of the following sentences is the word 'aun' correctly used according to the rules of diacritic marks?
- Aun así, no logro entender el problema.
- Aun cuando llegues tarde, te esperaremos.
- Aún los esfuerzos fueron insuficientes.
- Aún no ha llegado el paquete que esperaba. (correct)
Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of 'mi' or 'mí', according to diacritic rules?
Which sentence demonstrates the correct use of 'mi' or 'mí', according to diacritic rules?
- El problema es mi.
- Ese regalo es para mi.
- A mi me gusta el helado.
- Mi carro es más rápido que el tuyo. (correct)
Identify the sentence where 'mas' is correctly used without a diacritic mark.
Identify the sentence where 'mas' is correctly used without a diacritic mark.
- Quisiera ir, más no puedo.
- Necesito más tiempo para terminar.
- Iré, mas tengo que regresar temprano. (correct)
- Más vale tarde que nunca.
Choose the sentence that correctly uses 'de' with or without a diacritic mark, based on its function.
Choose the sentence that correctly uses 'de' with or without a diacritic mark, based on its function.
Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'si' or 'sí'?
Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'si' or 'sí'?
Determine the correct use of 'el' or 'él' in the following sentences.
Determine the correct use of 'el' or 'él' in the following sentences.
Select the sentence where 'te' or 'té' is used correctly.
Select the sentence where 'te' or 'té' is used correctly.
Identify the appropriate use of 'tu' or 'tú' in the sentences below.
Identify the appropriate use of 'tu' or 'tú' in the sentences below.
Which sentence accurately uses 'se' or 'sé'?
Which sentence accurately uses 'se' or 'sé'?
Determine the correct use of 've' or 'vé' in the following options.
Determine the correct use of 've' or 'vé' in the following options.
Flashcards
Aún (with tilde)
Aún (with tilde)
Used in the sense of 'still' or 'yet'. It indicates continuity over time.
Aun (without tilde)
Aun (without tilde)
Indicates 'even' or 'including'. It does NOT have a tilde.
Mí (with tilde)
Mí (with tilde)
When it acts as a personal pronoun.
Mi (without tilde)
Mi (without tilde)
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Más (with tilde)
Más (with tilde)
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Mas (without tilde)
Mas (without tilde)
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Dé (with tilde)
Dé (with tilde)
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De (without tilde)
De (without tilde)
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Sí (with tilde)
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Si (without tilde)
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Study Notes
- Diacritic marks differentiate words written identically but with distinct meanings; placed over vowels, they distinguish between different uses of the same word.
Aún vs. Aun
- Aún contains an accent when it means "todavía," as an adverb indicating continuity or permanence.
- Aun lacks an accent, used to mean "incluso" or "hasta".
Mí vs. Mi
- Mí is accented when used as a personal pronoun.
- Mi lacks an accent; it is a possessive adjective indicating belonging.
Más vs. Mas
- Más is accented when functioning as an adverb of quantity or degree.
- Mas is unaccented, serving as a conjunction.
Dé vs. De
- Dé is accented to represent a conjugated form of the verb "dar" in the subjunctive mood.
- De is unaccented because it is a preposition.
Sí vs. Si
- Sí is accented as an informative adverb.
- Si is unaccented as a conditional conjunction.
Él vs. El
- Él is accented to distinguish it as a personal pronoun from the atonic form "el".
- El is unaccented because it is an atonic word.
Té vs. Te
- Té is accented when used as a noun, especially in verse or poetry.
- Te is unaccented because it is a personal pronoun.
Tú vs. Tu
- Tú is accented because it is a tonic personal pronoun.
- Tu is unaccented; it is a possessive adjective indicating possession.
Sé vs. Se
- Sé is accented as a form of the verb "ser" or "saber".
- Se is unaccented as a personal or reflexive pronoun with varying values.
Vé vs. Ve
- Vé is accented to indicate a form of the verb "ver".
- Ve is unaccented because it is from the verb "ir".
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