También & Tampoco in Spanish - practice 2 (intermediate)

This video tutorial explains the use of 'tambien' and 'tampoco' in Spanish, highlighting their meanings and usage in sentences. 'Tambien' is used for affirmatives, meaning 'also' or 'too', while 'tampoco' is used for negatives, meaning 'neither'. The video provides translation exercises and examples to practice these concepts, emphasizing the placement of these words in sentences and the creation of double negatives. Additional notes include using the 'vosotros' form in Spanish from Spain.

What is the meaning of 'tambien' in Spanish?

• Neither

• Also

• Always

• Never

When 'tampoco' is placed before the verb, what is the effect on the sentence?

• It becomes a question

• It becomes a command

• It remains positive

• It becomes negative

Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'tambien'?

• No tambien tengo un perro.

• Tambien tengo un perro.

• Tengo un perro tambien.

• Tambien no tengo un perro.

How do you say 'I don't believe in aliens either' in Spanish?

• Yo tambien creo en extraterrestres.

• No tampoco creo en extraterrestres.

• No creo en extraterrestres tampoco.

• Yo tampoco creo en extraterrestres.

Which sentence correctly uses 'tampoco' after the verb?

• Leo libros tampoco.

• No tampoco leo libros.

• No leo libros tampoco.

• Tampoco leo libros.