Regular Spanish Ar Verbs - Definitions
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Practicar
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To sing
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To look for
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To pay for
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To take, to drink
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To practice
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This quiz is specifically designed to help you find out your knowledge on regular Spanish AR verbs definitions. The test will help you figure out which areas on the subject do you need more practice.
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Estudiar
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To need
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To enter (into)
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To look for
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To study
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To prepare
Correct Answer
A. To studyExplanation
The word "estudiar" in Spanish translates to "to study" in English. This means that when someone uses the word "estudiar" in a sentence, they are referring to the action of acquiring knowledge or information through reading, memorizing, or attending classes. Therefore, "to study" is the correct translation for "estudiar".Rate this question:
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Preparar
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To answer
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To allow, to leave
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To prepare
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To wear, to carry
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To desire
Correct Answer
A. To prepareExplanation
The correct answer is "to prepare." The word "preparar" in Spanish means "to prepare." This verb is used to indicate the action of getting ready or making arrangements for something. It can be used in various contexts, such as preparing a meal, preparing for an exam, or preparing for a trip.Rate this question:
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Visitar
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To rent
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To spend money
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To cook
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To answer
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To visit
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A. To visit -
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Necesitar
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To teach
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To watch, to look at
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To need
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To travel
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To allow, to leave
Correct Answer
A. To needExplanation
The correct answer is "to need". This verb is commonly used to express the necessity or requirement of something. It indicates a lack or requirement of something essential or desired.Rate this question:
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Hablar
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To pay for
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To speak, to talk
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To enter (into)
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To cook
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To sign
Correct Answer
A. To speak, to talkExplanation
The correct answer is "to speak, to talk". The verb "hablar" in Spanish is commonly used to refer to the action of speaking or talking. It is used to express communication through words or verbal expression.Rate this question:
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Bailar
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To wash
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To answer
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To dance
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To work
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To order
Correct Answer
A. To danceExplanation
The correct answer is "to dance" because "bailar" is a Spanish verb that specifically means to dance. It does not mean to wash, answer, work, or order.Rate this question:
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Cocinar
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To help
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To ask
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To practice
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To walk
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To cook
Correct Answer
A. To cookExplanation
The word "cocinar" is a Spanish verb that means "to cook". This is evident from the options provided, where "to cook" is the only correct translation of "cocinar". Therefore, the correct answer is "to cook".Rate this question:
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Entrar
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To love
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To forget
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To pay for
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To enter
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To help
Correct Answer
A. To enterExplanation
The correct answer is "to enter". The word "entrar" in Spanish translates to "to enter" in English. This means that when someone uses the verb "entrar", they are referring to the action of going into a place or a specific location.Rate this question:
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Pagar
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To pay for
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To take, to drink
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To allow, to leave
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To desire
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To visit
Correct Answer
A. To pay forExplanation
The word "pagar" in Spanish means "to pay for." This means that when you use the word "pagar," you are referring to the action of paying for something.Rate this question:
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Escuchar
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To prepare
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To return
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To listen to
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To cook
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To touch, to play an instrument
Correct Answer
A. To listen toExplanation
The correct answer is "to listen to". This is because "escuchar" is a verb in Spanish that specifically means to listen to something. The other options, such as "to prepare", "to return", "to cook", and "to touch, to play an instrument" do not accurately reflect the meaning of "escuchar".Rate this question:
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Trabajar
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To work
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To watch, to look at
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To listen to
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To prepare
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To win, earn
Correct Answer
A. To workExplanation
The correct answer is "to work" because "trabajar" is a Spanish verb that specifically means to engage in employment or perform tasks for a living. It does not mean to watch, look at, listen to, prepare, or win/earn.Rate this question:
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Cantar
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To prepare
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To sing
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To desire
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To allow, to leave
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To order
Correct Answer
A. To singExplanation
The correct answer is "to sing" because "cantar" is a verb in Spanish that specifically means to sing. It does not have any other meanings such as to prepare, to desire, to allow, to leave, or to order.Rate this question:
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Desear
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To desire
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To touch, to play an instrument
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To win, earn
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To wear, to carry
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To teach
Correct Answer
A. To desire -
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Mirar
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To teach
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To watch, to look at
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To love
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To enter (into)
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To send
Correct Answer
A. To watch, to look atExplanation
The verb "mirar" in Spanish translates to "to watch" or "to look at" in English. It refers to the action of directing one's gaze towards something or someone with the intention of observing or paying attention to it. This verb does not mean "to teach," "to love," "to enter (into)," or "to send."Rate this question:
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Caminar
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To walk
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To sing
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To answer
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To rent
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To love
Correct Answer
A. To walkExplanation
The correct answer is "to walk" because "caminar" is the Spanish verb that translates to "to walk" in English.Rate this question:
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Ganar
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To win, earn
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To prepare
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To sing
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To send
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To study
Correct Answer
A. To win, earnExplanation
The correct answer is "to win, earn". "Ganar" in Spanish means to achieve victory or to earn something, typically in a competitive context. It does not mean "to prepare" (preparar), "to sing" (cantar), "to send" (enviar), or "to study" (estudiar).Rate this question:
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Viajar
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To cook
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To desire
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To buy
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To speak, to talk
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To travel
Correct Answer
A. To travelExplanation
The correct answer is "to travel". This is because the word "viajar" in Spanish translates to "to travel" in English.Rate this question:
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Regresar
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To win, earn
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To send
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To watch, to look at
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To work
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To return
Correct Answer
A. To returnExplanation
The correct answer is "to return". This verb is used to describe the action of going back to a previous place or state. In the given options, "to return" is the only verb that fits this definition. The other options do not convey the same meaning as "to return".Rate this question:
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Amar
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To love
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To practice
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To dance
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To sign
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To return
Correct Answer
A. To love -
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Llevar
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To watch, to look at
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To study
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To wear, to carry
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To prepare
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To buy
Correct Answer
A. To wear, to carryExplanation
The verb "llevar" in Spanish can be translated as "to wear" when referring to clothing or accessories that someone has on their body. It can also be translated as "to carry" when referring to objects or items that someone is holding or transporting. Therefore, the correct answer is "to wear, to carry".Rate this question:
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Lavar
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To answer
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To work
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To look for
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To wash
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To listen to
Correct Answer
A. To washExplanation
The word "lavar" is a verb in Spanish, and its English translation is "to wash." Therefore, the correct answer is "to wash."Rate this question:
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Tomar
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To look for
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To take, to drink
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To wear, to carry
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To win, earn
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To allow, to leave
Correct Answer
A. To take, to drinkExplanation
The word "tomar" can mean both "to take" and "to drink" in Spanish. Depending on the context, it can refer to physically taking or grabbing something, or consuming a liquid by drinking it. Both meanings are commonly used and understood in everyday conversations.Rate this question:
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Saludar
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To forget
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To cook
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To prepare
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To greet
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To dance
Correct Answer
A. To greetExplanation
The correct answer is "to greet". "Saludar" is a Spanish verb that means to greet someone. When you say "saludar" to someone, you are saying hello or giving a greeting. It is not related to forgetting, cooking, preparing, or dancing.Rate this question:
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Ayudar
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To rent
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To help
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To walk
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To hope, to wait for
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To need
Correct Answer
A. To helpExplanation
The correct answer is "to help" because "ayudar" is a Spanish verb that translates to "to help" in English. It is commonly used to express the act of providing assistance or support to someone in need.Rate this question:
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Tocar
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To sing
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To touch, to play an instrument
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To hope, to wait for
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To take, to drink
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To travel
Correct Answer
A. To touch, to play an instrumentExplanation
The verb "tocar" in Spanish can have two meanings. One meaning is "to touch," which refers to physically touching something. The other meaning is "to play an instrument," which refers to playing a musical instrument. Both of these meanings involve some form of physical interaction, whether it is touching an object or playing an instrument. Therefore, the correct answer is "to touch, to play an instrument."Rate this question:
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Comprar
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To look for
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To cook
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To spend money
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To buy
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To dance
Correct Answer
A. To buyExplanation
The correct answer is "to buy". "Comprar" is a Spanish verb that translates to "to buy" in English. It does not mean "to look for", "to cook", "to spend money", or "to dance". Therefore, the correct option is "to buy".Rate this question:
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Enseñar
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To teach
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To desire
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To wear, to carry
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To wash
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To arrive
Correct Answer
A. To teachExplanation
The word "enseñar" in Spanish means "to teach". This verb is commonly used when referring to the action of imparting knowledge or skills to someone. It is not related to the other options provided such as "to desire", "to wear, to carry", "to wash", or "to arrive". Therefore, the correct answer is "to teach".Rate this question:
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Olvidar
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To sing
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To spend money
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To cook
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To forget
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To greet
Correct Answer
A. To forgetExplanation
The correct answer is "to forget." This verb refers to the action of not being able to remember something or someone. It is used when someone fails to retain information or memories.Rate this question:
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Preguntar
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To walk
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To answer
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To teach
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To watch, to look at
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To ask
Correct Answer
A. To askExplanation
The correct answer is "to ask." This is because "preguntar" in Spanish means "to ask." It does not mean "to walk," "to answer," "to teach," or "to watch, to look at."Rate this question:
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Contestar
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To travel
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To enter (into)
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To walk
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To answer
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To practice
Correct Answer
A. To answerExplanation
The correct answer is "to answer". This verb refers to the action of responding or replying to a question, statement, or request. It involves providing information or addressing a specific topic or inquiry.Rate this question:
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Esperar
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To dance
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To sign
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To return
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To hope, to wait for
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To greet
Correct Answer
A. To hope, to wait forExplanation
The correct answer is "to hope, to wait for." The word "esperar" in Spanish can be translated as "to hope" or "to wait for" depending on the context. It can refer to both the act of hoping for something or waiting for something to happen. Therefore, "to hope, to wait for" is the most accurate translation for "esperar" in this case.Rate this question:
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Llegar
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To watch, to look at
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To teach
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To arrive
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To order
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To buy
Correct Answer
A. To arriveExplanation
The correct answer is "to arrive". This is because the verb "llegar" in Spanish specifically means to reach a destination or to arrive at a place. It does not have any other meanings such as to watch, to look at, to teach, to order, or to buy. Therefore, "to arrive" is the correct translation for the verb "llegar".Rate this question:
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Mandar
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To cook
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To study
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To order
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To take, to drink
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To win, earn
Correct Answer
A. To orderExplanation
The correct answer is "to order." This verb implies the action of requesting or purchasing something, typically in a restaurant or store. It involves making a selection and asking for it to be delivered or prepared.Rate this question:
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Enviar
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To practice
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To prepare
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To ask
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To return
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To send
Correct Answer
A. To sendExplanation
The verb "enviar" in Spanish means "to send" in English. It is used when someone wants to transfer something from one place to another by mail, email, or any other means of communication. Therefore, "to send" is the correct translation for the word "enviar" in this context.Rate this question:
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Buscar
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To win, earn
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To look for
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To buy
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To practice
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To spend money
Correct Answer
A. To look forExplanation
The correct answer is "to look for". The word "buscar" in Spanish means "to look for" or "to search". It does not mean "to win, earn", "to buy", "to practice", or "to spend money". Therefore, the correct answer is "to look for".Rate this question:
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Alquilar
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To pay for
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To rent
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To hope, to wait for
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To ask
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To study
Correct Answer
A. To rentExplanation
The correct answer is "to rent." "Alquilar" is a Spanish verb that specifically means to rent or lease something, such as a house or a car. It does not mean to pay for, to hope, to wait for, to ask, or to study.Rate this question:
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Firmar
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To greet
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To dance
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To wash
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To sign
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To buy
Correct Answer
A. To signExplanation
The verb "firmar" means "to sign" in English. This means that when someone uses the word "firmar" in Spanish, they are referring to the action of signing something, such as a document or a contract.Rate this question:
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Dejar
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To walk
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To send
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To rent
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To allow, to leave
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To travel
Correct Answer
A. To allow, to leaveExplanation
The correct answer is "to allow, to leave". The verb "dejar" in Spanish can have multiple meanings, but in this context, it refers to giving permission or allowing someone to do something. It can also mean to leave or abandon something or someone. Therefore, "to allow, to leave" is the most appropriate translation for the given verb.Rate this question:
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Gastar
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To travel
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To wash
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To spend money
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To greet
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To love
Correct Answer
A. To spend moneyExplanation
The word "gastar" is commonly used in Spanish to mean "to spend money." It does not have any other meanings such as "to travel," "to wash," "to greet," or "to love." Therefore, the correct answer is "to spend money."Rate this question:
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Andar
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To travel
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To walk
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To visit
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To arrive
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To speak, to talk
Correct Answer
A. To walkExplanation
The word "andar" in this context means "to walk". It is used to describe the action of moving on foot from one place to another. It does not refer to traveling in general, visiting specific places, arriving at a destination, or speaking/talking. Therefore, "to walk" is the correct interpretation of "andar" in this context.Rate this question:
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