02 Spanish Lesson - Hay que (+ infinitive)

This video tutorial explains the use of 'I' and 'I + K' in Spanish. It begins with an introduction to the infinitive form and how 'I' is used to express existence. The tutorial then explores 'I + K' to indicate necessity, providing examples and exercises to reinforce understanding. The video also includes a section on determining good or bad advice using 'I + K' and concludes with a matching exercise to solidify the concepts learned.

What is the primary use of 'I' in Spanish?

• To ask questions

• To express necessity

• To indicate existence

• To give commands

How is 'IK' used in Spanish?

• To express a wish

• To show necessity or obligation

• To describe a past event

• To indicate a question

Which of the following is an example of 'IK' expressing necessity?

• IK ver para creer

• IK ignorar lo

• IK pegarle con un palo

• IK darle un sapato sado

What does 'IK ver para creer' mean?

• It's necessary to eat

• It's necessary to sing

• It's necessary to see in order to believe

• It's necessary to cry

Which advice is considered good when using 'IK'?

• IK ignorar lo

• IK poner laxante en su cafe

• IK comer algo

• IK pegarle con un palo

What should you do if you don't understand algebra class?

• IK prestar más atención en la clase

• IK ignorar la clase

• IK salir de la clase

• IK dormir en la clase

In the practice section, what is the logical association for 'El Chico está enfermo'?

• IK descansar

• IK cantar

• IK trabajar

• IK bailar