E1 - U2 - Gramática 3.2 - Forming Questions in Spanish

One way to form a question in Spanish is to _____ the pitch of your voice at the end of a statement.

Spanish uses an upside down question mark at the beginning of a question and a normal one at the end to clarify that you are in fact looking at a question.

• Cierto

• Falso

Reorder the following declarative statement by inverting the order of the subject and verb.

• los

• trabajan

• sábados

• ustedes

Reorder the following declarative statement by inverting the order of the subject and verb.

• seis

• a

• Carlota

• las

• regresa

Questions can also be formed by adding the tags ¿no? or ¿verdad at the end of the statement.

They're the English equivalent of saying "right?" at the end of a statement.

• Cierto

• Falso

Ustedes trabajan los sábados, ¿ _ ?

Carlota regresa a las seis, ¿ _ ?

Match the following Interrogative words (Question words) with their English meaning.

• How much?

• ¿Cuántoa/a?

• Where (to)?

• ¿Cuál?

• Why?

• ¿De dónde?

• From where?

• ¿Por qué?

• Which?

• ¿Adónde?

Match the following Interrogative words (Question words) with their English meaning.

• ¿Qué?

• ¿Cuántos/as?

• ¿Quién?

• ¿Cómo?

• ¿Cuándo?

Select the correct Interrogative word for the sentence:

Which of them studies in the library?

• Cuál

• Cuántos

• Por qué

• Qué

• Cuánta