Spanish 1 Chapter 1a Grammar Quiz

The correct answer is "No" because it is the negative form of the verb "gustar" in Spanish. The sentence "No me gusta nada escribir cuentos" translates to "I don't like writing stories at all." The word "no" negates the verb "gusta" and indicates that the speaker does not enjoy writing stories.

In the sentence, "No me gusta ____ correr _____ nadar," the correct answer is "ni / ni." This is because "ni" is used to express negation or exclusion in Spanish, and it is used to indicate that the speaker does not like both running and swimming. The repetition of "ni" emphasizes that neither activity is preferred by the speaker.

The correct answer is "nada". In this sentence, the phrase "No me gusta" means "I don't like". The word "nada" means "nothing" in Spanish. So, the sentence translates to "I don't like to write stories on the computer." The word "nada" is the appropriate choice as it completes the sentence by expressing the idea of not liking to do something.

The correct answer is "tampoco" because it is the appropriate response to express agreement with the statement "No me gusta trabajar" (I don't like to work). "Tampoco" translates to "neither" or "me neither" in English, indicating that the speaker also does not like to work.

The correct answer is "ti" because the question is asking "And you?" in Spanish. "Tú" is the informal form of "you" in Spanish, so it is the correct choice to complete the sentence.

In this sentence, the phrase "a mí" is used to express personal preference. The word "no" is used to negate the verb "gusta" (like). Therefore, the correct answer is "no" as it indicates that the speaker does not like to use the computer.

The question asks whether the person likes to write stories or draw, and the correct answer is "más" which means "more" in English. This suggests that the person likes one activity more than the other, indicating a preference for either writing or drawing.

The correct answer is "A mí". In Spanish, when expressing likes or dislikes, the phrase "A mí" is used to indicate that it is a personal preference. In this sentence, the speaker is saying "I really like it" in response to someone saying they don't like singing.