WorksheetsL7 indefinite + negative words/rules
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 6mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Indefinite words, such as someone or something, refer to people and things that are not specific.
a)
verdad
b)
falso
2.
Negative words, like no one or nothing, deny the existence of people and things or contradict statements.
a)
verdad
b)
falso
3.
El opuesto (opposite) de algo es nadie.
a)
verdad
b)
falso
4.
El opuesto de alguien es nadie.
a)
verdad
b)
falso
5.
El opuesto de alguna es nada.
a)
verdad
b)
falso
6.
O...o significa neither...nor.
a)
verdad
b)
falso
7.
Ni...ni significa neither...nor.
a)
verdad
b)
falso
8.
There are two ways to form negative sentences in Spanish. You can place the negative word before the verb, or you can place no before the verb and the negative word after the verb.
a)
verdad
b)
falso
9.
In Spanish, sentences never contain two or more negative words.
a)
verdad
b)
falso
10.
Alguien and nadie are often used with the personal a. The personal a is also used before alguno/a, algunos/as, and ninguno/a when these words refer to people and are the direct object of a verb.
a)
verdad
b)
falso
11.
Before a masculine singular noun, alguno and ninguno are never shortened to algún and ningún.
a)
verdad
b)
falso
12.
Although the conjunctions pero and sino both mean but, they are not interchangeable. Sino is used when the first part of a sentence is negative and the second part contradicts it. In this context, sino means but rather or on the contrary. In all other cases, pero is used to mean but.
a)
verdad
b)
falso
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