Spanish 1 Chapter 3a Grammar Quiz

The correct answer is "comemos". In Spanish, the verb "comer" means "to eat". The subject "nosotros" refers to "we". Therefore, the correct conjugation of the verb for "we" is "comemos". This sentence translates to "We eat cereal for breakfast."

The correct answer is "bebo". In Spanish, the verb "beber" means "to drink". The subject of the sentence is "yo" which translates to "I" in English. Therefore, the correct conjugation of the verb for "I drink" is "bebo".

The correct answer is "compartes" because it agrees with the subject "tú" and the verb "compartir" in the second person singular form. Since the sentence mentions that "eres simpático" (you are nice), it implies that the speaker is referring to the second person singular pronoun "tú". Therefore, the correct verb form to use is "compartes" which means "you share" in English.

The correct answer is "comen" because it agrees with the subject "los chicos" (the boys) in number and person. "Comen" is the third person plural form of the verb "comer" (to eat) in the present tense, which is used when referring to more than one person performing the action.

José is the subject of the sentence and the verb "come" is conjugated to match the third person singular form of "él" (he). Therefore, the correct answer is "come" which means "he eats" in English.

The correct answer is "bebes" because the sentence is in the second person singular form, which corresponds to "tú" in Spanish. The verb "beber" (to drink) is conjugated to match the subject, so it becomes "bebes" in this case. The sentence is saying "You always drink sodas. You need to drink more water."

The correct answer is "bebemos" because the subject of the sentence is "tú y yo" (you and I), which is a plural form. In Spanish, when the subject is plural, the verb needs to agree with it, so we use the plural form "bebemos" which means "we drink".

The correct answer is "bebe" because the verb "bebe" is the third person singular form of the Spanish verb "beber" which means "to drink". In this sentence, "Enrique Iglesias" is the subject and it agrees with the third person singular form of the verb, hence "bebe" is the correct form to use.

In Spanish, the verb "gustar" is used to express liking or preference for something. When talking about liking multiple things, we use the plural form of the verb. In this case, the subject "me" indicates that the person speaking is the one who likes the bananas. Therefore, the correct form of the verb is "gustan," which agrees with the plural noun "plátanos."

The correct answer is "las manzanas" because the question is asking if the person likes something, and "las manzanas" means "apples" in Spanish. Therefore, the response "Sí" indicates that the person does like apples.

The correct answer is "compartimos". In Spanish, the verb "compartir" means "to share". The subject of the sentence is "Crissi y yo" which translates to "Crissi and I". The verb "compartir" needs to be conjugated to agree with the subject, so it becomes "compartimos" in the present tense. Therefore, the sentence translates to "Crissi and I share breakfast every day."

The correct answer is "comes" because it is the appropriate conjugation of the verb "comer" (to eat) in the second person singular form. The question is asking if Claudia eats ham, and her response confirms that she does.

The correct answer is "comparto" because the speaker is responding to the question "Señorita Walters, ¿comparte la pizza con la clase?" which translates to "Miss Walters, do you share the pizza with the class?" The speaker is saying "No! I do not share my pizza with the class!" In this context, the pronoun "comparto" (I share) is the correct form to use.

The correct answer is "me gusta / como". In Spanish, when talking about liking or disliking something, we use the verb "gustar". The verb "gustar" is conjugated based on the thing or activity being liked, not the person doing the liking. In this case, "la ensalada de frutas" is singular, so we use the singular form "me gusta". As for the second part of the sentence, "como" is the correct conjugation of the verb "comer" (to eat) in the first person singular form.

The correct answer is "comer las manzanas" because it means "to eat the apples" in Spanish. The phrase "A mí me gusta" indicates a personal preference, so the sentence translates to "I like to eat the apples."

In this sentence, the verb "encantar" is used in the third person plural form "encantan" to agree with the subject "las fresas" (the strawberries). The verb "encantar" is a reflexive verb that means "to love" or "to really like." Therefore, the correct form of the verb to complete the sentence is "encantan," indicating that the speaker really likes strawberries.

The correct answer is "el té y los refrescos" because the phrase "Me gustan mucho" indicates a preference for liking something, and "el té y los refrescos" means "tea and soft drinks." Therefore, the sentence translates to "I really like tea and soft drinks."

The correct answer is "Comemos" because it agrees with the subject "Uds." which is the plural form of "you" in Spanish. "Comemos" is the conjugated form of the verb "comer" in the present tense, which means "to eat." Therefore, the sentence translates to "What do you all eat for lunch? We eat pizza and cookies."