Can You Pass This Spanish Verb Quiz?

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1. SELL

Explanation

The correct answer is "VENDER" because "SELL" and "VENDER" have the same meaning in different languages. "COMER" means "to eat" and "IR" means "to go", which are not related to the word "SELL".

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Can You Pass This Spanish Verb Quiz? - Quiz

Can you pass this Spanish verb quiz? Any Spanish learning student needs to ensure that they know the contents of a sentence, and in this quiz, we get to test one's understanding when it comes to verbs. Think you can tackle it with ease? Give the test below a try... see moreand get some practice. All the best! see less

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2. SING

Explanation

The given word "SING" is translated into Spanish as "CANTAR". The other two words "BEBER" and "TRAER" do not have the same meaning as "SING" and therefore cannot be the correct answer.

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3. GO

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4. IMAGINE

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The correct answer is "IMAGINAR" because it is the only word that is formed by adding an "AR" suffix to the base word "IMAGIN". The other words in the list do not have this suffix and therefore do not match the pattern.

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5. COME

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The correct answer is "VENIR" because it is the correct translation of "COME" in Spanish. "VENIR" is the infinitive form of the verb and it is used to express the action of coming or arriving at a place.

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