Personal pronouns - Spanish 1

"You" can be translated in three different ways in Spanish: One informal, another formal, and the other means the plural form.

The correct answers in the correct order are:

• usted, tú, ustedes

• tú, ustedes, usted

• ustedes, usted, tú

• tú, usted, ustedes

How many groups of personal pronouns are there in Spanish?

• 4

• 6

• 5

• 7

The first group of personal pronouns in Spanish is:

• tú

• él, ella, usted

• yo

• nosotros, nosotras

The second group of personal pronouns in Spanish is:

• tú

• él, ella, usted

• nosotros, nosotras

• ellos, ellas, ustedes

The third group of personal pronouns in Spanish is

• tú

• él, ella, usted

• ellos, ellas, ustedes

• nosotros, nosotras

The fourth group of personal pronouns in Spanish is

• nosotros, nosotras

• ellos, ellas, ustedes

• él, ella, usted

• tú

The fifth group of personal pronouns in Spanish is

• tú

• él, ella, usted

• nosotros, nosotras

• ellos, ellas, ustedes

What are two features of the Infinitive form of a verb?

• They end in -ing in English.

• They are actions and we don't know who's doing the action or when it's being done.

• They start with "to..." in English and end in either -ar, -er, -ir in Spanish.

• They have a subject and a tense (past, present or future).

Of the following English verbs, which are in the Infinitive form?

• will go

• to go

• visiting

• to visit

Of the following Spanish verbs, which are in the Infinitive form?

• estudiando

• estudiar

• escrito

• escribir