Spanish Final True & False Spanish I

False

Verbs such as interesar, querer and aburrir are all examples of verbs like gustar.

True

Verbs that end in car, gar, zar have a spelling change in the yo- form in the preterite tense.

True

When a person is the direct receiver of an action, one must add a personal a after the verb.

False

When saying "They are spanish students", one would have to use Estan to mean They are.

True

When speaking in the past tense, Spanish speakers can use two forms: the preterite or the imperfect.

False

When the pronoun "se" is attached to an infinitive, it indicates that the verb s regular.

False

When working with a sentence that has two verbs (infinitive contract or the present progressive tense), you can only place the indirect object pronoun in front of the conjugated verb.

False

When working with article,nouns,and adjectives they must all match ONLY in gender

True

When working with two verbs, direct and indirect object pronouns can be placed in front of the conjugated verb or can be attached to the infinitive.

True

When you replace a demonstrative adjective with a demonstrative pronoun, you must drop the noun that it is describing and ad an accent to the letter e.

True

Adjectives in Spanish usually have different masculine and feminine forms

True

All nouns need articles.

False

All stem-chaning verbs that end in -ir are (e-i) stem-changers.

True

Contructions with gustar do not have a direct equivalent (direct translation) in English.

True

Decir, seguir, and conseguir have an rregular yo-form conjugation, in additions to its regulatr and stem-changing conjugations

False

Direct Object: To whom or for whom an action is done.

False

Gustar means to like (literally).

False

In English, it s correct to have more than one negative word.

True

In Spanish an infinitive s a verb form that ends in the letter -ar, -er, or -ir.

False

In Spanish, there are only two different types of infinitives.

True

In the present tense there are four types of stem-changing verbs; o-ue, u-ue, e-ie, and e-i.

True

Infinitives describe who os doing the action and when it takes place.

False

Interrogative words, such as Cuanto/a(s), can only be placed in front of a verb

True

Ir is always followed by the letter a.

False

It is safe to assume that if Estar is irregular and Ser is irregular, then they both must have an irregular nosotros form conjugated.

False

Negative words affirm the existence of people and things, such as no one or nothing.

False

One can form a negative sentence by placing a negative word in front of the verb and a no after the verb.

True

Reflexive Verbs are used to indicate that the subject does something(action) to or for himself or herself.

True

Reflexive verbs reflect the action back to the subject.

False

Regular -ir verbs and regular -er verbs share all the same conjugated endings in the present tense.

False

Regular verbs change predictably in two parts; the stem and the ending.

False

Saber and Conocer, both, mean to(be) and are regular verbs.

True

Saber and conocer are,both, irregular yo-form verbs.

False

Ser and Estar are both regular verbs

False

Ser and Estar are both regular verbs.

True

Ser is also used to describe more permanent characteristics.

False

Ser is used to describe emotions, feelings, and location.

False

Stem-Changing Verbs that end in -ar,and -er do not stem-change in the present tense.

True

Stem-changing verbs have two predictable spelling changes once conjugated; in the stem and in the ending.

True

The Present Progressive Tense is made up of verbs ester and the present participle.

False

The direct object noun of a sentence answers the questions to whom or for whom an action is being done.

True

The indirect object pronouns le and les are, both, used to describe people and things.

True

The phrase Voy a comer os and example of an infinitive construct.

False

The present participle for the verbs such as leer, truer, creed, and our is -iendo.

False

The present participle for verbs such as leer, traer, creer, and our is -iendo.

True

The pronoun yo and tú are the only pronouns that can not be used in the contraction of:A+{pronoun] ex: A él le gust.....

True

The subject of a sentence tells the reader who does the action.

False

The verb Saber is utilized when one knows a person, a place, or a thing.

False

There are four categories of stem-chaing verbs in the preterite tense: e-ie, e-i,u-ue, and o-ue.

False

There is only one format for creating a negative sentence in Spanish.