Escuchar & Repetir: Irregular Past Participles (Level 2)

Irregular Past Participles

Escuchar & Repetir

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Accents are important and can change the meaning of a word. Missing accents will cause answers to be marked "incorrect".

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¿Alguna vez

ojos rojos?

Multiple Choice

What is the infinitive that "visto" comes from?

• viajar

• ver

• mirar

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que comer bichos es delicioso.

Multiple Choice

"Han dicho" means "they have said"... How would you say "they had said"?

• dijeron

• habían dicho

• diríamos

• decir

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Los pájaros sueltos

a su casa.

Multiple Choice

Volver has friends. For example: devolver, revolver, resolver. Knowing this, how do you think you would you say "I have stirred the soup?"

• he revolvido la sopa

• he revuelto la sopa

• he vuelto la sopa

• he revolver la sopa

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¿Quién

un hueco en el techo?

Multiple Choice

What is wrong with this?

• Nothing

• Vowels are off

• "h" is being pronounced

Multiple Select

Decir and Hacer have similar past participles. In what other ways are decir and hacer similar? (Check all that apply)

• Both yo-go verbs in present tense

• Both drop the "c" & "e" in future and conditional

• Both change first vowel to "i" in preterite

• Both add the "d" in future and conditional

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los balones de baloncesto en el puesto.

Multiple Choice

The past participle of poner is puesto. Puesto can also be a noun meaning _______.

• shelf

• place

• table

• tent

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Yo

la receta del pollo frito.

Multiple Choice

Which pronunciation shows use of co-articulation?

• Opción 1

• Opción 2

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El hombre

su moto pero no ha muerto.

Using Past Participles as Adjectives

• When using past participles in the Present Perfect, we never change the ending. It's always masculine, singular.

• Ex. Las niños se han cansado (The girls have tired---- present perfect)

• You can use past participles as adjectives too, but when you do you have to make them agree with the noun.

• Ex. Las niñas están cansadas (The girls are tired---- adjective)

Multiple Choice

Using "roto" as an adjective, how would you say "the broken windows"?

• las ventanas rotas

• la ventana roto

• las rotos ventanas

• la ventanas rota

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¿Es cierto que

la venta de boletos para el concierto?

Multiple Choice

"Es cierto que..." means "It is true that...". How would you say this with co-articulation?

• Opción 1

• Opción 2

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Using "abierto" as an adjective, how would you say "The door is open"? Fill in the blank.

La puerta está

Open Ended

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