Virtual Spanish III Review Quiz 3

Ser and Estar are both Spanish verbs that mean "to be". However, they are used in different contexts. Ser is used to express permanent or inherent qualities, while Estar is used to express temporary states or conditions. So, both verbs have the general meaning of "to be" but they are used in different situations.

The correct answer is "Tengo calor" because it translates to "I am hot" in English. The phrase "Teno calor" is incorrect because the correct form of the verb "tener" in the first person singular is "tengo." Similarly, "Tengo prisa" means "I am in a hurry," but "Teno prisa" is incorrect.

The correct answer is "eres" because the sentence is referring to the permanent or inherent characteristic of being a good person, which is expressed using the verb "ser" in Spanish.

The correct answer is "tengo prisa" which translates to "I am in a hurry" in English. "Tengo" is the first person singular form of the verb "tener" which means "to have". "Prisa" means "hurry" or "rush". Therefore, "tengo prisa" literally means "I have hurry" but it is used to express the idea of being in a hurry.

The correct answer is "nadaremos" because it is the correct conjugation of the verb "nadar" in the future tense for the subject "we". In Spanish, when expressing future actions, the verb is typically formed by adding the appropriate ending to the infinitive form of the verb. In this case, "nadaremos" is formed by adding the "-emos" ending to "nadar".

The phrase "Tuve hambre" is in the past tense, indicating that the person experienced hunger in the past. Therefore, the correct answer is "I was hungry."

The correct answer is "Ser" because in this sentence, "Miguel is from Mexico," we are talking about Miguel's nationality or place of origin, which is a permanent characteristic and uses the verb "ser."

The correct answer for this question is "tenia, Tenia". In Spanish, "tenia" means "I used to have" in lowercase letters, while "Tenia" means the same thing but with a capital letter at the beginning. The question specifically states not to use capitalization, punctuation, or accent marks, so both versions of the word without any of these elements are considered correct.

The correct answer is "Tienes sueño." This is because "tener sueño" means "to be sleepy" in Spanish. The verb "tener" is conjugated to "tienes" to match the second person singular pronoun "you." Therefore, the phrase "Tienes sueño" translates to "You are sleepy."

The correct answer is "Juan visitará el museo" because it uses the future tense verb "visitará" which means "will visit" in Spanish. The other options use different verb tenses or incorrect verb conjugations, making them incorrect choices.

The correct answer is "Estar" because the verb "estar" is used to indicate temporary states or conditions, such as the location of something. In this case, the movie being in the living room is a temporary condition, so "estar" is the appropriate verb to use.

The given sentence "Comeremos muy rápido" translates to "We will eat really fast." This is the correct answer because the verb "comeremos" is the first person plural form of the future tense of the verb "comer" (to eat). The phrase "muy rápido" means "very fast." Therefore, the correct translation is "We will eat really fast."

The correct answer is "soy." In Spanish, the verb "ser" is used to indicate permanent characteristics or identities. Since being a teacher is considered a permanent characteristic, the correct form of the verb "ser" to use with the pronoun "yo" (I) is "soy."

The correct answer is "Ibas a la iglesia." This is the correct translation of "You used to go to church." The other options are incorrect because "Ias a la iglesia" is not a valid phrase, "Fuiste a la iglesia" means "You went to church" in the past tense, and "Estabas a la iglesia" means "You were at the church." Only "Ibas a la iglesia" accurately conveys the meaning of the original sentence.

The correct answer is "Iré al concierto" because it is the future tense of the verb "ir" (to go) in Spanish. The sentence "Iré al concierto" translates to "I will go to the concert" in English, which matches the future tense given in the prompt. The other options are in different tenses (past and present) and do not match the future tense required by the prompt.

The correct answer is "incomplete or ongoing action in the past." This is because the imperfect tense is used to describe actions that were ongoing or incomplete in the past. It is used to express actions that were happening over a period of time or actions that were interrupted by another event. It is often used to set the scene or provide background information in a story.

The verb endings for Future Tense in Spanish are é, ás, á, emos, éis, án. This is the correct answer because these endings are used to conjugate regular verbs in the future tense. The endings indicate the subject of the sentence and the corresponding verb form. For example, "hablaré" means "I will speak" and "comerán" means "they will eat".

The correct answer is "You are thirsty." This is because the phrase "Ud. tiene sed" is in the formal form of "you" in Spanish, which is used to address someone respectfully or in a formal setting. Therefore, the correct translation would be "You are thirsty."

The correct answer is "They used to eat bread." The verb "comían" is in the imperfect tense, which indicates an ongoing or repeated action in the past. The subject "ellos" refers to a group of people, and the object "pan" means bread. Therefore, the sentence translates to "They used to eat bread."

The correct answer is "I traveled" because the verb "viajaba" is in the past tense, indicating a completed action in the past.