Advanced Spanish: Verb Tenses; Near Future Tense and Adverbs

The video tutorial covers the use of future tenses in Spanish, focusing on the easy construction using a helping verb. It then shifts to making comparisons using adjectives, explaining how to express more than, less than, and equality. Finally, it teaches how to form adverbs from adjectives by adding a specific suffix.

What is the easy way to express the near future in Spanish?

• Using the present tense

• Using the subjunctive mood

• Using the verb 'ir' plus 'a' plus infinitive

• Using the past tense

Which step is NOT part of forming the near future tense in Spanish?

• Conjugate the verb 'ir'

• Add the word 'a'

• Use the past participle

• Add the infinitive of the main verb

How do you say 'We are going to see a movie' in Spanish using the near future tense?

• Vimos una película

• Veremos una película

• Vamos a ver una película

• Vemos una película

What part of speech is introduced after verbs in the video?

• Interjections

• Conjunctions

• Adjectives

• Nouns

Which construction is used to express 'more than' in Spanish?

• Igual...que

• Más...que

• Menos...que

• Tan...como

How do you say 'Maria is as tall as Juan' in Spanish?

• Maria es tan alta como Juan

• Maria es igual alta que Juan

• Maria es más alta que Juan

• Maria es menos alta que Juan

What suffix is commonly added to adjectives to form adverbs in Spanish?

• -mente

• -ado

• -ido

• -ando

Which of the following is NOT a correct transformation of an adjective to an adverb in Spanish?

• Inteligente to inteligentemente

• Lento to lentomente

• Fácil to fácilmente

• Rápido to rápidamente

What is the feminine singular form of 'inteligente' used for when forming adverbs?

• To reflect gender

• To change the meaning

• To make it plural

• To add the suffix '-mente'

Which of the following is an example of an adverb formed from an adjective in Spanish?

• Rápidos

• Rápido

• Rápidamente

• Rápida