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What is the Spanish phrase for saying goodbye?
What is the Spanish phrase for saying goodbye?
Adios
What does 'gusta' indicate in a sentence?
What does 'gusta' indicate in a sentence?
'Gusta' indicates that someone likes to do something.
What is the difference between 'tú', 'Usted', and 'Ustedes'?
What is the difference between 'tú', 'Usted', and 'Ustedes'?
'Tú' is informal, 'Usted' is formal, and 'Ustedes' is plural.
List the five forms of the verb 'ser'.
List the five forms of the verb 'ser'.
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What is the Spanish phrase for 'nice to meet you'?
What is the Spanish phrase for 'nice to meet you'?
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How do you say 'I am' in Spanish?
How do you say 'I am' in Spanish?
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What is an example of an adjective that does not change in form?
What is an example of an adjective that does not change in form?
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What are the two sentence structures to express preferences in Spanish?
What are the two sentence structures to express preferences in Spanish?
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What is an infinitive verb?
What is an infinitive verb?
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How do you conjugate a verb?
How do you conjugate a verb?
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List the 5 -ar endings.
List the 5 -ar endings.
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What do the forms 'gusta' and 'gustan' indicate?
What do the forms 'gusta' and 'gustan' indicate?
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List the 4 definite articles in Spanish.
List the 4 definite articles in Spanish.
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What is the difference between definite and indefinite articles?
What is the difference between definite and indefinite articles?
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What are the five forms of the verb 'estar'?
What are the five forms of the verb 'estar'?
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When do we use the verb 'estar'?
When do we use the verb 'estar'?
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Study Notes
Basic Conversation
- Practice conversations, including greetings, asking about names, locations, expressing enjoyment, and saying goodbyes.
- Examples: "Hola Buenos días", "¿Cómo te llamas?", "Me llamo...", "Mucho gusto", "Igualmente", "Soy de..." , "Chao".
- Learn phrases to ask about how someone is doing and where they are from.
- Useful expressions like "Nice to meet you" and "Nice to meet you too"
- Learn appropriate responses to common inquiries.
Gustar + Infinitive Verbs
- The word "gustar" is used to express liking of an activity or action.
- The pronouns "me, te, nos, le, les" are used to indicate WHO likes the action.
- Example sentences showcasing different preferences:
- "Mi padre le gusta mirar la televisión." (My father likes to watch television).
- "Mi amigo le gusta practicar deportes." (My friend likes to play sports).
Subject Pronouns
- List the 10 subject pronouns in Spanish: yo, nosotros, nosotras, tú, él, ella, usted, ellos, ellas, ustedes.
- Explain the difference between tú, usted, and ustedes (informal you, formal you, plural you).
- Practice replacing nouns (names) with the appropriate subject pronoun.
- Examples: "él Miguel", "ella María", "ellas Graciela y Mónica".
Verb Ser
- List the five forms of the verb "ser": soy, somos, eres, es, son.
- Understand the meanings of each form (e.g., soy = I am, somos = we are).
Adjective Agreement
- Adjectives in Spanish agree with the noun they modify in gender (masculine/feminine) and number (singular/plural).
- Examples: "Masculine Singular" "trabajador" "Feminine Singular", "baja". "Masculine Plural" "trabajadores".
- Learn rules related to agreement (some adjectives remain unchanged regardless of gender/number).
-ar Verbs (Present Tense)
- Learn the five -ar verb endings: amos, as, a, an.
- Practice conjugating verbs in the present tense (identify how to know hablo means "I speak").
Gustar + Nouns / -er/-ir Verbs, Present Tense
- Learn how to use "gustar" to describe likes and dislikes concerning specific people.
- List the five -er/-ir verbs endings: emos, es, e, en.
- Understand the use of "gustar" and "gustan" in relation to things.
Definite/Indefinite Articles
- Definite Articles (el, la, los, las) specify particular items.
- Indefinite Articles (un, una, unos, unas) refer to general, unspecified items/people.
- Fill in blanks with correct articles in contexts.
Verb Estar
- List the five forms of the verb "estar": estoy, estás, está, estamos, están.
- Explain how to use "estar" to describe location, feelings.
Ser vs Estar
- Understand the nuances of "ser" (to be) and "estar" (to be).
- Use "ser" to talk about qualities, occupations, or essential characteristics and use "estar" to discuss temporary conditions, feelings, or location.
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This quiz covers essential Spanish conversational phrases, including greetings and common inquiries. You'll also learn about the verb 'gustar' with infinitive verbs and the list of subject pronouns. Engage in basic interactions and understand preferences in Spanish.
