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Spanish Assessment

SPANISH FINAL SEMESTER 2 EXAM

TermDefinition
What is el presente? This Spanish tense is used to express current actions and situations
What is el presente progressivo? This tense combines the present indicative of the verb estar (to be) with the present participle of another verb to indicate an action in progress. This tense tells what a person "is doing" right now.
What is el futuro inmediato? This Spanish tense is used to express actions that will take place in the future using the infinitive "ir" and letter "a" followed by another infinitive.
What is el pasado inmediato? This Spanish tense is used to express actions that you just did using the infinitive "acabar" and word "de" followed by another infinitive
What is el pretérito? This Spanish tense is used to express actions that you have COMPLETED in the past
A veces sometimes
Acostarse (ue) to go to bed
bañarse to take a bath
cepillarse (el pelo) to brush (one's hair)
el cepillo de dientes toothbrush
el champú shampoo
el despertador alarm clock
despertarse (ie) to wake up
el espejo mirror
gastar to spend; to waste
el jabón soap
levantarse to get up
mirarse to look at oneself
normalmente normally
nunca never
la pasta de dientes toothpaste
el peine comb
ponerse la ropa to put on clothes
por lo general generally
rápidamente quickly
la secadora de pelo hair dryer
secarse to dry oneself
secarse el pelo to dry one's hair
siempre always
típicamente typically
típico typical
la toalla towel
todos los días every day
vestirse (i) to get dressed
A quién le toca? Whose turn is it?
Le toca a… It's . . . turn, It's up to . . .
Me toca a mí It's my turn, It's up to me
Te toca a ti It's your turn, It's up to you
barrer to sweep
el comedor dining room
el cuarto de baño bathroom
el jardín garden
limpiar to clean
lo/la it
los/las them
ordenar to tidy up
el piso floor
los quehaceres chores
quitar la mesa to clear the table
regar (ie) to water
sacudir el polvo to dust
tender (ie) la cama to make the bed
Ay qué pesado! Oh, what a pain!
Estoy harto/a de . . . I'm sick and tired of . . .
No es justo! It's not fair
Siempre me toca a mí I always have to do it
Yo ya lo hice mil veces I've already done it a thousand times
How do you form an adverb? You take the feminine form of an adjective and add " mente "
3 rules of pronoun placement 1. Pronoun can go before a conjugated verb 2. Pronoun can be attached to the end of an infinitive 3. Pronoun can be attached to the end of a participle with an added accent
afeitarse to shave oneself
la afeitadora razor
la crema de afeitar shaving cream
ducharse to shower oneself
cepillarse los dientes to brush one's teeth
maquillarse to put on makeup on oneself
el maquillaje makeup
peinarse to comb one's hair
cortarse (el pelo) to cut one's hair
el desodorante deodorant
quitarse la ropa to take off one's clothing
dormirse to fall asleep
What is a reflexive verb? A verb where the subject is doing the action to itself
el condicionador conditioner
Translate: I brush the dog Translation: Yo cepillo al perro
Translate: I brush my teeth Translation: Yo me cepillo los dientes
Translate: I want to brush the dog Translation: Yo quiero cepillar al perro
Translate: I want to brush my teeth Translation: Yo quiero cepillarme los dientes
Translate: I want to brush my teeth Translation: Yo quiero cepillarme los dientes
Translate: Im going to brush the dog Translation: Yo voy a cepillar al perro
Translate: I am brushing the dog right now Translation: Yo estoy cepillando al perro
Translate: Im brushing my teeth right now Translation: Yo estoy cepillándome los dientes
When is the only time the present participle will stem-change? If a verb is an -ir verb AND it stem changes in the present tense
What are the possible stem-changes for present participles? e to i = vestir to vistiendo o to u = dormir to durmiendo
What are all of the reflexive pronouns? me te se nos os se
How do you say you spend __(amount of)__ time doing something? You use the infinitive gastar! Ex: Robertín gasta horas en jugar al golf
Which of the following verbs will have a stem change in their present participle? medir or pensar? medir
Fill in the blank: Después de desayunar, Guillermo y yo tenemos que _______(cepillarse/cepillar) los dientes y también _______(peinarse/peinar) antes de salir para la escuela. cepillarnos/peinarnos
Fill in the blank: Mi madre necesita _______(despertarse/despertar) a las seis. despertarse
Fill in the blank: Y claro, tengo que _____(vestirse/vestir) a Guillermo porque no puede _____(ponerse/poner) la ropa a si mismo. vestir/ponerse
Reflexive or non reflexive? I put on my boots before going out in the snow. Reflexive
Reflexive or non reflexive? You set the table for dinner. Not Reflexive
Reflexive or non reflexive? She got ready to go to the movies with her boyfriend. Reflexive
Reflexive or non reflexive? Mom had to wake him up this morning. Not Reflexive
Reflexive or non reflexive? I found myself without a ride home. Reflexive
Reflexive or non reflexive? She got ready to go to the movies with her boyfriend. Reflexive
los días de la semana the days of the week
enero january
febrero february
may mayo
june junio
octubre october
noviembre november
diciembre december
el día day
los meses del año the months of the year
el mes month
september septiembre
agosto august
abril april
marzo march
july julio
el año year
el fin de semana/los fines de semana the weekend/the weekends
ayer yesterday
anteayer the day before yesterday
anoche last night
mañana tomorrow
hoy today
la semana pasada the past week
esta mañana this morning
la semana que viene the week to come
hace + time __(Time)__ ago
la próxima semana next week
mañana por la tarde tomorrow afternoon
ayer por la mañana yesterday morning
what does el pretérito let us talk about? what we have COMPLETED in the past
what are the 6 endings of -are verbs in el pretérito? yo- é tú- aste él,ella,usted- ó nosotros- amos vosotros- asteis ellas, ellos, ustedes- aron
hablar (tú) hablaste
comprar (él) compró
bailar (yo) bailé
regresar (vosotros) regresasteis
tomar (nosotros) tomamos
llamar (ustedes) llamaron
What are the 6 endings of -er and -ir verbs in el pretérito? yo- í tú- iste él ella usted- ió nosotros- imos vosotros- isteis ellos ellas ustedes- ieron
What is the conjugation of the irregular verb " ir " in el pretérito? yo- fui tú- fuiste él ella usted- fue nosotros- fuimos vosotros- fuisteis ellos ellas ustedes- fueron
What is the conjugation of the irregular verb " ver " in el pretérito? yo- vi tú- viste él ella usted- vio nosotros- vimos vosotros- visteis ellos ellas ustedes- vieron
What is the conjugation of the irregular verb " ser " in el pretérito? yo- fui tú- fuiste él ella usted- fue nosotros- fuimos vosotros- fuisteis ellos ellas ustedes- fueron
What is the conjugation of the irregular verb " dar " in el pretérito? yo- di tú- diste él ella usted- dio nosotros- dimos vosotros- disteis ellos ellas ustedes- dieron
abrir (él) abrió
volver (nosotros) volvimos
dar (yo) di
desayunar (tú) desayunaste
salir (ellos) salieron
devolver (vosotros) devolvisteis
ya already
todavía no not yet
Translate: Ya fuiste al banco? Did you already go to the bank?
Translate: Si, ya fui al banco. Yes, I already went to the bank.
How will an -ar verb ending in "-car" spell change in el pretérito? -Ar verbs ending in "-car" such as sacar, tocar, buscar, and practicar, must have a spelling change in the "yo" form of el pretérito to preserve the pronunciation dictated by the infinitive. Form of change: "car" goes to "qué" in the yo form.
How will an -ar verb ending in "-gar" spell change in el pretérito? -Ar verbs ending in "gar" such as llegar, jugar, and investigar must have a spelling change in the "yo" form of el pretérito to preserve the pronunciation dictated by the infinitive. Form of change: "gar" goes to "gué" in the yo form.
How will an -ar verb ending in "zar" spell change in el pretérito? -Ar verbs ending in "zar" such as comenzar, almorzar, and empezar must have a spelling change in the "yo" form of el pretérito to preserve the pronunciation dictated by the infinitive. Form of change: "zar" goes to "cé" in the yo form.
When will a verb stem change in el pretérito? In el pretérito, an -ar verb will NEVER be a stem-change verb. An -er verb will NEVER be a stem-change verb. The only verbs that will stem-change in el pretérito are -ir verbs. This verb must be an -ir verb and stem change in the present tense.
How will a verb stem change in el pretérito? If a verb is an -ir verb and it stem changes in the present tense, the verb will stem change "e" to "i" OR "o" to u" AND the stem-change will occur in the sandal forms: él ella and ellos ellas.
Dormir (él) durmió
Dormir (ellos) Durmieron
When will -er and -ir verbs spell-change in el pretérito? If the stem ends in a vowel and there is 3 vowels in succession with an unaccented i. Form of change: "i" goes to "y"
leer (ella) Leyó
oír (ellas) Oyeron
What are the only 4 irregular verbs in el pretérito? Dar, Ver, Ser, and Ir
How are regular verbs conjugated in el pretérito? They do what they are supposed to do and conjugate stem+ending
Conjugate "Dar" in el pretérito el pretérito yo- di, tu- diste, el- dio, nosotros- dimos, vosotros- disteis, ellos- dieron
Conjugate "Ser" in el pretérito yo- fui, tú- fuiste, él- fue, nosotros- fuimos, vosotros- fuisteis, ellos- fueron
Conjugate "Leer" in el pretérito yo- leí, tú- leíste, él- leyó, nosotros- leímos, vosotros-leísteis, ellos- leyeron
Conjugate "Oír" in el pretérito yo- oí, tú- oíste, él- oyó, nosotros- oímos, vosotros- oísteis, ellos- oyeron
Conjugate "Caer" in el pretérito yo-caí, tú-caíste, él- cayó, nosotros- caímos, vosotros- caísteis, ellos- cayeron
Conjugate "Sentirse" in el pretérito yo- me sentí, tú- te sentiste, él- se sintió, nosotros- nos sentimos, vosotros- os sentisteis, ellos- se sintieron
Conjugate "Reír" in el pretérito yo- reí, tú- reíste, él- rió, nosotros- reímos, vosotros- reísteis, ellos- rieron
Conjugate "Seguir" in el pretérito yo- seguí, tú- seguiste, él- siguió, nosotros- seguimos, vosotros- seguisteis, ellos- siguieron
What is the irregular stem of hacer? hic
What is the irregular stem of venir? vin
What is the irregular stem of querer? quis
What is the irregular stem of tener? tuv
What is the irregular stem of estar? estuv
What is the irregular stem of saber? sup
What is the irregular stem of poder? pud
What is the irregular stem of andar? anduv
What is the irregular stem of poner? pus
What is the irregular stem of decir? dij
What is the irregular stem of traer? traj
What is the irregular stem of conducir? conduj
What is the irregular stem of reducir? reduj
(Preterite) tener (el) tuvo
(Preterite) estar (nosotros) estuvimos
(Preterite) ir (ellos) fueron
(Preterite) ser (yo) fui
(Preterite) poner (tu) pusiste
(Preterite) poder (vosotros) pudisteis
(Preterite) traer (yo) traje
(Preterite) hacer (ella) hizo
(Preterite) saber (nosotros) supimos
(Preterite) decir (ellos) dijeron
(Preterite) querer (yo) quise
(Preterite) venir (tu) viniste
(Preterite) ver (el) vio
(Preterite) dar (nosotros) dimos
What is unique about the irregular stem change verbs in the preterite? They have no accents!
What is a direct object? a noun phrase denoting a person or thing that is the recipient of the action of a transitive verb, for example the dog in Jimmy fed the dog.
What is an indirect object? a noun phrase referring to someone or something that is affected by the action of a transitive verb (typically as a recipient), but is not the primary object (e.g., him in give him the book ).
What is the list of direct object pronouns? me, te, lo/la, nos, os, los/las
What is the list of indirect object pronouns? me, te, le, nos, os, les
Rules of Pronoun Placement 1. Pronouns are placed before the conjugated verb. 2. Pronouns may be attached to an infinitive. 3. Pronouns may be attached to a present participle. You must add an accent!
What does each of the direct object pronouns mean? me (me) te (you-familiar) lo, la (him, her, it, you-formal) nos (us) os (you-all-familiar) los, las (them, you-all-formal)
What does each of the indirect object pronouns mean? me (me) te (you-familiar) le (him, her, you-formal) nos (us) os (you-all-familiar) les (them, you-all-formal)
What is the direct object in the following sentence? Kathy gave Nan a present. Present
What is the direct object in the following sentence? Recently, Grandma gave several rare stamps to my brother and sister. Stamps
What is the direct object in the following sentence? Take the morning paper to Dad. Paper
What is the indirect object in the following sentence? Rico handed his homework paper to Gale. None!
What is the indirect object in the following sentence? Did Liz send Jennifer and Megan some postcards? Jennifer and Megan
What is the indirect object in the following sentence? Take Mom the morning paper. Mom
Complete the following sentences with el complement de objeto indirect le o les. Marta y Susie _____ el mensaje a las chicas les
Complete the following sentences with el complement de objeto indirect le o les. La professor _____ explicó las palabras a los estudiantes. les
Complete the following sentences with el complement de objeto indirect le o les. Ignacio _____ escribió una carta a abuelito. le
La La Rule When both the direct and indirect objects are in the third person, change the indirect object pronoun to SE.
RID The order in which to place pronouns in a sentence. (Reflexive, Indirect Object, Direct Object)
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