The video tutorial explains various Spanish grammar rules, including using 'to have' for age, omitting indefinite articles for professions, and treating 'people' as singular. It covers the use of 'very' and 'much', gender exceptions, false friends, adjective placement, capitalization rules, and the consistency of positive and negative expressions.

In Spanish, which verb is used to express age?

• Ser

• Haber

• Estar

• Tener

How is the word 'people' treated in Spanish grammar?

• As a plural noun

• As a singular noun

• As a verb

• As an adjective

Which of the following is a false friend in Spanish and English?

• Car and Coche

• Library and Librería

• House and Casa

• Book and Libro

In Spanish, where is the adjective typically placed in relation to the noun?

• After the noun

• Between the noun and verb

• Before the noun

• At the end of the sentence

Which of the following should not be capitalized in Spanish?

• Names of people

• Days of the week

• Names of cities

• Titles of books

What is the rule for mixing positive and negative words in Spanish sentences?

• Negative words should be used with positive verbs

• Positive words should be used with positive verbs

• Positive and negative words can be mixed freely

• There are no rules for mixing words

Which of the following is an example of a positive word in Spanish?

• Siempre

• Nunca

• Nada

• Nadie