Chapter 3 Test Review [Practice Questions]

An infinitive is:

• basic form of the verb - tells you what the action is but NOT who is doing it

• basic form of the verb - tells you what the action is & who is doing it

• conjugated form of the verb - tells you what the action is but NOT who is doing it

• conjugated form of the verb - tells you what the action is & who is doing it

How many types of infinitives are there?

• 3

• 5

• 6

• 2

What are the infinitive endings?

• -ar, -er, -ir, -or, -ur

• -ar, -er, -ir

• -ar, -er, -ir, -or

• -ar, -or, -er

What form of "gustar" is used with infinitives?

• gusta

• gustan

How do you say "with me" in Spanish? [con + mi]

• con ti

• con mi

• contigo

• conmigo

How do you say "with you" in Spanish? [con + ti]

• con ti

• con mi

• contigo

• conmigo

The word "a" is often used to...

• emphasize & clarify

• justify

• define

• describe

The word "a" in Spanish helps clarify situations when a pronoun like "le" is used. For example, "le" gusta can be used with he, she, or usted. By adding "a ella" in front of le gusta... we are clarifying who is doing the liking.

• true

• false

Every verb has a stem and a verb ending. What does the verb ending refer to?

• the beginning of the word

• the last 3 letters of the word

• the last 2 letters of the word

• the first 2 letters of the word

Choose the correct verb endings for -AR Verbs:

• -o, -es, -e, -emos, -en

• -o, -as, -a, -amos, -an

• -o, -es, -e, -imos, -en