Forming Questions in Spanish

The video tutorial explains how to form questions in Spanish using different methods. It covers raising the pitch at the end of a sentence, inverting the subject and verb, and adding tags. It also discusses the use of question marks in Spanish and how to form complex questions using interrogative words. The tutorial provides examples and emphasizes the importance of pronunciation.

What is one way to form a question in Spanish?

• By lowering the pitch of your voice at the end of a sentence

• By raising the pitch of your voice at the end of a declarative sentence

• By adding an exclamation mark at the end of a sentence

• By repeating the sentence twice

How can you form a question in Spanish by changing the order of words?

• By placing the verb before the subject

• By placing the subject before the verb

• By adding a question mark at the end

• By using an exclamation mark

What is the third way to form questions in Spanish?

• By repeating the sentence

• By using an exclamation mark

• By changing the subject

• By adding tags to the end of a statement

How should you write questions in Spanish?

• With an exclamation mark at the end

• With a regular question mark at the beginning and end

• With an upside-down question mark at the beginning and a regular question mark at the end

• With two regular question marks

In Spanish, what does 'no' mean?

• Both 'no' and 'not'

• Only 'not'

• Neither 'no' nor 'not'

• Only 'no'

How should you answer a question in the negative in Spanish?

• By using 'no' and 'not'

• By using 'not' twice

• By using 'no' twice

• By using 'no' once

What type of questions require more complex answers in Spanish?

• Questions with a declarative sentence

• Questions with an exclamation mark

• Questions using Spanish interrogative words

• Questions with a simple yes or no answer

What happens to the pitch of your voice when pronouncing a question with an interrogative word in Spanish?

• It falls at the end

• It stays the same

• It fluctuates

• It rises at the end

Which of the following is an example of a Spanish interrogative word?

• Porque

• Adios

• Hola

• Gracias