An infinitive is the...

• basic form of the verb, ending in -r

• conjugated verb

• word that looks like the English

• subject pronoun

Bailar is an example of this basic form of a verb. Bailar means:

• dances

• danced

• to dance

• will dance

A cognate is a word that:

• sounds like the English

• means the same as the English

• looks like the English

• all of the above

When you change a verb to match the endings with the person (or what you do in the six-place chart), that is called:

• conjugating

• cognate

• infinitive

• pronoun

Give the Spanish: There is a house.

• Hay un casa.

• Hay es una casa.

• Es una casa.

• Hay una casa.

Give the Spanish: There are no dogs.

• Perros no hay.

• Es no perros.

• No hay perros.

• Hay no perros.

Matching / Word Order Give the Spanish: a nice girl

• un chica simpática

• una chica simpática

• una simpática chica

• la chica simpático

Matching / Word Order Give the Spanish: the funny cat

• un cómico gato

• la gato cómica

• el gato cómico

• el gato cómicos

Matching / Word Order: Give the Spanish: The car is not new.

• El carro es no nuevo.

• El carro no es nuevo.

• El carro es no nueva.

• La carro no es nueva.

Possession: Give the Spanish: The teacher's friends.

• Los amigos de la maestra.

• La maestra’s amigos.

• La maestra amigos.

• Los amigos es la maestra.