Spanish Vocabulary and Grammar Quiz

A large shopping area with many stores.

A meal eaten in the morning.

The opposite of easy.

A social gathering for fun.

A period of time lasting seven days.

A small, thin piece of paper, often used for writing or wrapping.

To learn something new or acquire knowledge.

A large area of land used for recreation and other activities, often with trees and benches.

A small, shallow pool of water, often used for swimming or relaxation.

To shave the hair off your face.

To carry or take something from one place to another.

To apply makeup to the face.

To see or notice something.

To need or require something.

To pay for something.

These pronouns are used when the action of a verb is done to the subject of the verb.

This tense tells us about an action or situation that happened in the past and is now finished.

A type of verb conjugation that shows the action is done by the subject, but the subject is also the object of the action.

These verbs have a special conjugation pattern in the "yo" form.

Words that describe the ownership of a noun. They can come before or after the noun.

These adjectives indicate the location of something relative to the speaker. They tell us where a thing is.

These adjectives come before the noun they modify. Use them to describe the house.

These adjectives come after the noun they modify. This sentence describes the same house but with a different focus.