Spanish II

1. ¡Repita, por favor!

Repeat, please!

Review, peers!

Restate, publicly!

Reunite, it's my favorite.

2. Venga Ud. conmigo.Usted (Ud.) is the formal "you" singular.

Come with me.

Go with me.

Visit with me.

Talk with me.

3. Cerrado from the "cerrar" means:

Closed

Opened

Slammed

Welcomed

"Cerrar" means to close; therefore, "cerrado" means closed. "Bienvenidos" is "welcome all".

Explanation

"Cerrar" means to close; therefore, "cerrado" means closed. "Bienvenidos" is "welcome all".

4. How do we make negative commands in Spanish?

Put the word "NO WAY JOSÉ" in front of the command form.

Put the word "NO" in front of the command form.

Put the word "KNOW" in front of the command form.

Put the word "I Don't Think So" in front of the command form.

5. Match the following:

Visto - Ver

Roto - Romper

Puesto - Poner

Hecho - Hacer

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6. Tenga paciencia means "have some peanuts".

True

False

Have patience.

Explanation

Have patience.

7. Match the following:

Dicho - Decir

Ido - Ir

Escrito - Escribir

Leído - Leer

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8. For formal command take the "yo" form of the present and drop the -o) ER & IR verbs add an _______.

-an

-e

-a

-en

9. In Spanish we have three forms of "you". Match them accordingly.

Tú

(Usted) Ud.

(Ustedes) Uds.

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10. In order to form the past participle we add the ending "____" for regular -er and -ir verbs.

-fide

-ado

-ido

-credo

11. Speak slow(ly), please.

Hablaste despacio, por favor.

Hablo despacio, por favor.

Hablar despacio, por favor.

Hable despacio, por favor.

12. Tengan ustedes una bonita tarde.

Have a beautiful morning.

Have an excellent afternoon.

Have a lovely afternoon.

Have a good day.

13. For formal commands take the "yo" form of the present and drop the -o) AR verbs add an __________.

-e

-a

-an

-en

Think of the opposite vowel from what the infinitive end in.

Explanation

Think of the opposite vowel from what the infinitive end in.

14. Just add an ________ to the command form when you are talking to more than one person.

-N

-O

-S

-ES

15. ¡No coma tanto!There are multiple answers.

No eating silly!

Don't eat a lot!

No overeating!

Don't eat that!

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16. Ser - to beDown by the...

Eres

Sea

Era

Soy

17. For the past participle we add the "_____" ending for regular -ar verbs.

-ado

-ido

-frito

-grito

18. Ir - to go - GoLa otra maestra se llama - meno una letra

Vaya

Vamos

Voy

Fue

19. "Comido" means "eaten".

True

False

Comido - comer = Eaten

Explanation

Comido - comer = Eaten

20. ¡No fume!There are multiple answers.

Don't smoke!

No faking!

No smoking!

Don't be a phony!

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21. Servido - servirEstamos servidos.

She is served.

We are served.

You are served.

They are served.

22. The affirmative familiar (tú) - abrir - to open is:You drop the "s" on the present tense (tú) form which is "abres".

Abra

Abre

Abran

Abro

23. Ven conmigo.

This is an informal command referring to "tú".

This is a formal command used with people in authority, those we are not familiar with, elders, and other adults.

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Spanish II

1. ¡Repita, por favor!

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. Venga Ud. conmigo.Usted (Ud.) is the formal "you" singular.

3. Cerrado from the "cerrar" means:

4. How do we make negative commands in Spanish?

5. Match the following:

6. Tenga paciencia means "have some peanuts".

7. Match the following:

8. For formal command take the "yo" form of the present and drop the -o) ER & IR verbs add an _______.

9. In Spanish we have three forms of "you". Match them accordingly.

10. In order to form the past participle we add the ending "____" for regular -er and -ir verbs.

11. Speak slow(ly), please.

12. Tengan ustedes una bonita tarde.

13. For formal commands take the "yo" form of the present and drop the -o) AR verbs add an __________.

14. Just add an ________ to the command form when you are talking to more than one person.

15. ¡No coma tanto!There are multiple answers.

16. Ser - to beDown by the...

17. For the past participle we add the "_____" ending for regular -ar verbs.

18. Ir - to go - GoLa otra maestra se llama - meno una letra

19. "Comido" means "eaten".

20. ¡No fume!There are multiple answers.

21. Servido - servirEstamos servidos.

22. The affirmative familiar (tú) - abrir - to open is:You drop the "s" on the present tense (tú) form which is "abres".

23. Ven conmigo.

25. The past participle form in liken to the "ed" ending or "en" ending of verbs in English. An example is "Jugado - jugar" which means "played".What is the past participle of "Querido - querer"?"Mi querido padre" means "my beloved/loved father".