End Of Year Verb Test - 7th Grade Spanish

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1. He eats

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This answer is correct because "El come" is the correct translation of "He eats" in Spanish. "El" is the subject pronoun for "he" and "come" is the conjugated form of the verb "comer" (to eat) in the third person singular. Therefore, "El come" accurately translates the English phrase "He eats" into Spanish.

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This is a review of verb conjugation for 7th grade Spanish.
Each answer should be only two words, a subject pronoun and the correct conjugated verb. Any... see moreadditional written words are for clarification. see less

2. They (boys) drink

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The given correct answer "Ellos beben" is the Spanish translation of the sentence "They drink." In Spanish, the pronoun "ellos" is used to refer to a group of males or a mixed group of males and females. The verb "beben" is the third person plural form of the verb "beber," which means "to drink." Therefore, "Ellos beben" accurately translates the sentence "They drink" into Spanish.

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3. I walk

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The phrase "Yo camino" is the correct translation for "I walk" in Spanish. The word "yo" means "I" and "camino" means "walk" in the first person singular form. Therefore, "Yo camino" accurately represents the action of walking performed by the speaker.

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4. I dance

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The given sentence "Yo bailo" is the correct translation of "I dance" in Spanish. "Yo" means "I" and "bailo" means "dance". Therefore, the correct answer is "Yo bailo".

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5. We talk

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The correct answer "Nosotros hablamos" is the Spanish translation for "We talk." This answer is appropriate because it accurately reflects the subject "nosotros" (we) and the verb "hablamos" (talk) in Spanish.

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6. I share.

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The given phrase "Yo comparto" is the correct translation of "I share" in Spanish. The verb "compartir" means to share, and when conjugated in the first person singular form "comparto," it translates to "I share." Therefore, "Yo comparto" accurately represents the action of sharing something in Spanish.

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7. She goes.

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The given phrase "Ella va" is the translation of "She goes" in Spanish. "Ella" means "she" and "va" means "goes" in Spanish. Therefore, the correct answer is "Ella va" as it accurately translates the given English phrase.

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8. He drinks.

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9. She is (intelligent)

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The given question provides a statement "She is (intelligent)" and asks for the translation in Spanish. The correct answer, "Ella es," is the Spanish translation for "She is." This answer accurately reflects the subject "she" and the verb "is" in the correct form in Spanish.

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10. You (singular, familiar) talk.

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The given correct answer "Tu hablas" is the correct conjugation of the verb "hablar" in the present tense for the subject "tu" which means "you" in singular, familiar form. In Spanish, verbs are conjugated differently depending on the subject pronoun used. In this case, "hablas" is the correct conjugation for "tu" which means "you talk" in English.

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11. I am (fine)

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The given correct answer "Yo estoy" is the correct translation of the English phrase "I am (fine)". In Spanish, the verb "estar" is used to express temporary states or conditions, such as feelings or physical states. "Yo estoy" translates to "I am" in English, and it is followed by an adjective to describe the state or condition, in this case, "fine".

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12. They (girls) walk.

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The given Spanish phrase "Ellas caminan" translates to "They walk" in English. The subject "Ellas" refers to a group of females, specifically girls. The verb "caminan" is the third person plural form of the verb "caminar," which means "to walk." Therefore, the correct answer accurately translates the given English sentence into Spanish.

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13. You (singular, formal) eat.

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This answer is correct because "Usted come" is the correct translation of "You (singular, formal) eat" in Spanish. "Usted" is the formal form of "you" in Spanish, and "come" is the conjugated form of the verb "comer" (to eat) for the pronoun "usted".

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14. You (singular, formal) should

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15. We are (O.K.)

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The given statement "Nosotros estamos" is the correct translation of the phrase "We are" in Spanish. "Nosotros" means "we" and "estamos" means "are" in the context of a temporary state or location. Therefore, the correct answer is "Nosotros estamos".

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16. You (plural, formal) should.

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The correct answer is "Ustedes deben" because it is the correct translation of "You (plural, formal) should" in Spanish. The verb "deben" is the plural form of the verb "deber" which means "should" or "must". The pronoun "ustedes" is the plural, formal form of "you". Therefore, "Ustedes deben" accurately conveys the meaning of the original phrase.

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17. You (singular, familiar) are (hardworking)

Explanation

The given answer "Tu estas" is the correct translation of "You are" in Spanish. "Tu" is the singular, familiar form of "you" and "estas" is the second person singular form of the verb "estar" which means "to be". Therefore, "Tu estas" correctly translates to "You are" in English.

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18. You (plural, familiar) dance

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The given correct answer "Vosotros bailais" is the correct conjugation of the verb "bailar" in Spanish for the pronoun "vosotros" which means "you" in plural, familiar form. In Spanish, verbs are conjugated differently based on the subject pronouns. "Bailais" is the conjugated form of the verb "bailar" for the pronoun "vosotros" in the present tense. Therefore, it accurately translates to "You (plural, familiar) dance."

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19. You (plural, familiar) go.

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The correct answer is "Vosotros vais." In Spanish, the verb "ir" means "to go," and "vais" is the conjugated form of this verb for the pronoun "vosotros," which means "you" in a plural and familiar context. Therefore, "Vosotros vais" translates to "You (plural, familiar) go."

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20. You (plural, formal) share.

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The correct answer is "Ustedes comparten" because "Ustedes" is the plural, formal form of "you" in Spanish, and "comparten" is the conjugated form of the verb "compartir" which means "to share." Therefore, the phrase "Ustedes comparten" translates to "You (plural, formal) share."

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He eats
They (boys) drink
I walk
I dance
We talk
I share.
She goes.
He drinks.
She is (intelligent)
You (singular, familiar) talk.
I am (fine)
They (girls) walk.
You (singular, formal) eat.
You (singular, formal) should
We are (O.K.)
You (plural, formal) should.
You (singular, familiar) are (hardworking)
You (plural, familiar) dance
You (plural, familiar) go.
You (plural, formal) share.
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