Past participles as adjectives

How do you form past participles in Spanish?

• Adding 'ar' or 'er' at the end of the verb

• Using the verb in its infinitive form

• Adding 'ado' or 'ido' to the root of the verb

• Changing the verb completly

What suffix do you add to 'AR' verbs to form the past participle?

• -iendo

• -ando

• -ido

• -ado

What do you need to remember about irregular past participles?

• That they are the same as regular past participles

• That you have to add 'ar' or 'er' at the end of the verb.

• That they always end in 'ando' or 'iendo'.

• That they do not follow the rules and have to be memorized.

Which of the following is an irregular past participle?

• Escrito

• Hablado

• Caminado

• Comido

What rule is applied to adding 'ido' after an 'a' o 'e' in past participles (or when the stem of the -er/-ir verb ends with a vowel)?

• You don't add an accent

• You add an accent

• You change the last vowel for an "o"

• You double the consonant at the end

What is an example of a past participle used as an adjective?

• Roto

• Corriendo

• Hablar

• Comido

How do you say 'the door is closed' using past participle as an adjective?

• La puerta es cerrada

• La puerta está cerrando

• La puerta está cerrada

• La puerta cierra

Which of the following options is NOT a past participle?

• Abierto

• Correr

• Visto

• Dormido

How does the past participle agree when used as an adjective?

• it depends on the subject

• it depends whether it is feminine or masculine.

• it depends on plural or singular

• in number and gender with the noun they describe

What is the correct form of the verb 'romper' when describing 'las ventanas'?

• Rompidas

• Rotos

• Rota

• Rotas