02 Spanish Lesson - Acabar de + infinitive

The video tutorial explains the use of 'acabar de' in Spanish to express actions that have just been completed. It covers the conjugation of 'acabar' in the present tense and provides practice exercises for translating sentences using this structure. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of using 'acabar de' with an infinitive verb to convey recent actions.

What is the purpose of using 'acabar de' with an infinitive verb in Spanish?

• To express a future action

• To indicate an ongoing action

• To convey that an action was just completed

• To describe a habitual action

How do you conjugate 'acabar' for 'nosotros' in the present tense?

• acaban

• acabamos

• acabas

• acabo

Which sentence correctly uses 'acabar de' to express a recently completed action?

• Comer acabo de.

• Acabo de comer.

• Acabo comer.

• Acabar de comer.

Translate the following sentence into Spanish: 'They just left to go to the movies.'

• Acaban de ir para el cine.

• Acaban de irse para el cine.

• Acaban de ir al cine.

• Acaban de irse al cine.

What is the correct translation for 'My friend just bought a car'?

• Mi amigo acaba de comprar un carro.

• Mi amigo acaba comprar un carro.

• Mi amigo comprar acaba de un carro.

• Mi amigo acaba de un carro comprar.