Infinitives and Cognates

"hablar" is an example of....

• a cognate

• an infinitive

• neither a cogitive nor an infinitive

• both a cognate and an infinitive

"computadora" is an example of....

• a cognate

• an infinitive

• neither a cogitive nor an infinitive

• both a cognate and an infinitive

"practicar" is an example of....

• a cognate

• an infinitive

• neither a cogitive nor an infinitive

• both a cognate and an infinitive

"sí" is an example of....

• a cognate

• an infinitive

• neither a cogitive nor an infinitive

• both a cognate and an infinitive

"música" is an example of....

• a cognate

• an infinitive

• neither a cogitive nor an infinitive

• both a cognate and an infinitive

An infinitive in English usually starts with the word “to” and is two words.

• True

• False

• Maybe

A Spanish infinitive has the word "to" inside of it.

• False

• True

An infinitve can also be a cognate.

• False

• True

An infinitive has three parts: the stem, the body, and the end.

• False

• True

Cognates sound similar because the come from French.

• False

• True