WorksheetsReview Spanish 1 2022
Total questions: 175
Worksheet time: 2hrs 34mins
What does "Hay" mean?
It is
There is/there are
How many
How much
Which correct?
Buenos noches
Buenos tardes
Buenas noches
Buenas dias
"Quince" is the same as "Cuarto" when telling time
Cierto (True)
Falso (False)
13
Tres
Trece
Quince
Siete
Yo
eres
es
soy
son
Usted
eres
es
son
eres
Tú
eres
es
soy
somos
Nosotros
soy
son
sois
somos
___ un libro.
Son
Eres
Es
Usted
"Yo soy de..." means
You are a...
You are from...
I am a...
I am from...
7:30
Es las siete y media
Son las seis y media
Son las seis y treinta
Son las siete y media
buscar
to walk
to look for
to watch
to listen
comprar
to answer
to have dinner
to chat
to buy
llegar
to arrive
to carry
to talk
to work
escuchar
to teach
to wait
to listen
to talk
desayunar
to have dinner
to have lunch
to have breakfast
En las clases, es importante ___________.
conversar
buscar
cenar
estudiar
trabajar
to work
to listen
to travel
to eat dinner
esperar
to dance
to finish
to wait (for); to hope
to talk
preguntar
to speak
to listen
to study
to ask
to walk
caminar
viajar
cantar
esperar
to return
caminar
regresar
llevar
tomar
to travel
caminar
tomar
viajar
terminar
to draw
dibujar
desear
descansar
desayunar
el lugar
place
landscape
to swim
church
el equipo
equipment
team
to sleep
hobby
ir
to see
to win
to buy
to go
to play a game
tocar
nadar
jugar
ganar
ver
to see
to go
to read
to walk
Tus amigos no _______ ir a pasear.
quiero
quieres
quiere
quieren
Tracy, Stacie y yo no ________ comer en la cafeteria.
quiero
quieres
quiere
queremos
Check all the ones that have "to want" + an infinitve verb
Nosotros queremos jugar
Yo prefiero comer
Usted quiere dormir
Ellos quieren caminar.
Tu cierras el cuaderno
"dormir" means
to think
to sleep
to return
to find
Yo no ______ en la noche.
duermo
duermes
duerme
dormimos
a book
un libro
el libro
una libro
la libro
some women
una mujer
un mujer
unos mujeres
unas mujeres
a hand
un mano
una mano
el mano
la mano
the suitcase
un maleta
una maleta
el maleta
la maleta
the buses
el autobús
las autobuses
los autobuses
la autobús
the school
el escuela
la escuela
los escuelas
las escuelas
Make plural.
un lápiz
unos lápizes
un lápices
unos lápices
los lápices
Make plural.
el reloj
unos relojes
los relojs
el relojes
los relojes
to know, be familiar
(a)
to know, to know how
(a)
coat
(a)
blue
(a)
purple
(a)
money
(a)
clothes
(a)
Mucho gusto
I am sorry
Pleased to meet you
Good morning
I am tired
¿ De donde es usted?
Nada
De Argentina.
Muy bien.
Me llamo Max.
¿Como te llamas?
Muy bien.
De Argentina.
Me llamo Hailey
Lo siento.
¿Como estas?
El gusto es mio.
Regular.
Me llamo Ella
Muy bien.
detrás de
sobre
entre
delante de
detrás de
delante de
a la izquierda de
a la derecha de
debajo de
en
con
entre
lejos de
al lado de
cerca de
encima de
UNDER
encima de
en
debajo de
entre
a la derecha de
sin
cerca de
allá
FAR FROM
cerca de
allí
lejos de
con
ON TOP OF
debajo de
encima de
lejos de
detrás de
Respond: ¿Cómo te llamas?
Yo llamo Tom.
Me llamo Tom.
Te llamas Tom.
Me llamas
Respond: ¿De dónde eres?
Eres de Indiana.
Son de Indiana.
Soy de Indiana.
Sois de Indiana.
Respond: ¿Cómo estás?
Yo estoy bien.
Tú estás bien.
Ella está bien.
Ud. está bien.
How would you respond to ‘Gracias’
Hola
Adiós
De nada. or No hay de que
Mal
How would you respond to ‘Mucho gusto’
El gusto es mío
Adiós
De nada
nada
Which subject pronoun would replace: Martha y yo
Yo
ustedes
Tú
Nosotros
Which subject pronoun would replace: Elena y Roberto
Yo
ellos
Tú
Nosotros
Which subject pronoun would replace: You (señor ramirez)
Usted
ellos
Tú
ustedes
Which subject pronoun would replace: Alma y tú (friend)
Usted
ellos
Tú
ustedes
Definite Article: _____ abuelos
el
los
la
las
Definite Article: _____ hombre
el
los
la
las
Definite Article: _____ clase
el
los
la
las
Indefinite Article: _____ escuelas
un
unos
una
unas
Adj: Las clases son ___________________. (difficult)
fácil
aburridas
difícil
difíciles
el abuelo
grandmother
grandfather
great-grandfather
father
la abuela
grandmother
grandfather
great-grandmother
great grandfather
madre
aunt
father
mother
daughter
cousin (fem)
hermana
hija
primo
prima
la hermana
sister
cousin
mother
aunt
alto/ alta
smart
skinny
tall
big
simpático (a)
mean
difficult
bad
nice
bonito (a)
ugly
beautiful
nice
bad
The opposite of bonito is ___________________
fea
feo
alto
baja
short
baja (a)
alto
delgado
inteligente
delgado (a)
ugly
tall
short
thin
Ellos _____
voy
van
vamos
va
Yo
van
vamos
vas
voy
Mi mama y yo
voy
vamos
van
va
Grande
big
fat
small
How many question marks are needed when writing questions in Spanish?
uno
tres
dos
cero
When answering questions in the negative in Spanish, how many no's do you need?
uno
dos
tres
cuatro
Verb Gustar: A mí _____ ____________ leer libros.
me gusta
te gusta
le gustan
me gustan
Verb Gustar: A Javier ______ _________ los perros.
le gusta
te gusta
le gustan
me gustan
Verb Gustar: A ellas _______ __________ la clase de español.
les gusta
te gusta
le gustan
me gustan
21
vente y uno
veinte
veintiuno
veintdós
32
treintados
treinta
treinta y dos
dos
74
setenta y cuatro
sesenta y cuatro
setenta
cuatro
100
ciento
cien
uno
cero
200
doscientos
cien
dos
cero
1.000
cien
uno
mil
cero
1.500
cien
uno
mil quinientos
cero
73.000
setenta y tres mil
setenta
mil
setenta y tres
8:00 p.m.
Son las siete de la tarde
Son las ocho de la noche
Son las ocho de la mañana
Son las ocho
10:30 a.m.
Son las diez de la mañana
Son las diez y media de la mañana
Son las diez y media de la noche
Son las diez y media de la tarde
1:15 p.m.
Son las una
Es la una y quince de la tarde
Es la una y cuarto de la tarde
Son las una y quince de la tarde
Encima de
far from
on top of
to the left of
next to
Cerca de
far from
on top of
Near
next to
Al lado de
far from
on top of
Near
next to
Lejos de
far from
on top of
Near
next to
A la derecha de
next to
below
Near
to the right of
A la izquierda de
to the left of
below
Near
to the right of
debajo de
to the left of
below
Near
to the right of
estar: La tarea __________ al lado del escritorio.
están
estoy
está
estamos
estar: Mis hermanos ___________ en la escuela.
están
estoy
está
estamos
estar: Yo ___________ al lado de mi hermana.
están
estoy
está
estamos
estar: Ellos ___________ a la derecha de la puerta.
están
estoy
está
estamos
estar: Nosotros ____________ cerca de la casa.
están
estoy
está
estamos
Yo ___________ agua. (beber)
bebo
bebes
bebe
beben
Ana y Mario _______________ español. (aprender)
aprende
aprenden
aprendemos
aprendéis
Ustedes _____________ en Indiana. (vivir)
vive
vives
vivo
viven
Stem changing verbs: Conjugate to the subject:
Ustedes (cerrar):
(a)
Ongoing actions (progressive tenses)
Ser
Estar
Profession/occupation
Ser
Estar
Emotional states
Ser
Estar
Generalizations
Ser
Estar
Certain weather expressions
Ser
Estar
Location/Spatial relationships
Ser
Estar
Possession
Ser
Estar
Characteristics of people/things
Ser
Estar
Time/Date
Ser
Estar
Nationality/Place of origin
Ser
Estar
Ashlee y José conocen a Milton.
Why the verb conocer is used here?
It refers to a person
It refers to a place
It refers to how to do something
It refers to a thing
Yo no sé el número de teléfono de Edna.
Why is the verb saber used here?
It refers to facts/information
It refers to how to do something
It refers to a person
It refers to a place
Bad Bunny sabe bailar muy bien.
Why is the verb saber used here?
It refers to how to do something
It refers to a thing
It refers to a pet
It refers to a person
Pregunta a Nick. él sabe la respuesta.
Why is saber used here?
It refers to facts/information
It refers to how to do something
It refers to a person
It refers to a place
Mis amigos y yo conocemos Nueva York.
Why is conocer used here?
It refers to a place
It refers to how to do something
It refers to a pet
It refers to facts/information
Replace the underlined word:
Necesito un bolígrafo, pero no ___tengo.
lo
la
los
las
Replace the underlined word:
Necesito cuadernos, pero no ___tengo.
lo
la
los
las
Replace the underlined word:
Necesito una calculadora, pero no ___tengo.
lo
la
los
las
la familia
las
la
lo
te
nos
Carlos esta comprando un carro en el autolavado.
carlos´s is buying a car in the carwash
carlos is buying a car in the carwash
Carlos is buying an car in the carwash
reading - walking - appening
caminando- corriendo - comprando
hablando - bailando - saltando
caminando - leyendo - abriendo
Yo, Tú, Él, Ella, Usted, Nosotros, Vosotros, Ellos, Ellas, Ustedes
These are subject pronouns.
They replace the "who/what" that does the action of the verb
These are direct object pronouns. They replace "who/what" receive the action of the verb
These are the regular endings for -er and -ir verbs. They tell us who does it and when an action occurs.
These are the regular endings for -ar verbs. They tell us who does it and when an action occurs.
me, te, lo, la, nos, os, los, las
These are subject pronouns.
They replace the "who/what" that does the action of the verb
These are direct object pronouns. They replace "who/what" receive the action of the verb
These are the regular endings for -er and -ir verbs. They tell us who does it and when an action occurs.
These are the regular endings for -ar verbs. They tell us who does it and when an action occurs.
o, as, a, amos, áis, an
These are subject pronouns.
They replace the "who/what" that does the action of the verb
These are direct object pronouns. They replace "who/what" receive the action of the verb
These are the regular endings for -er and -ir verbs. They tell us who does it and when an action occurs.
These are the regular endings for -ar verbs. They tell us who does it and when an action occurs.
o, es, e, emos/imos, eis/ís, en
These are subject pronouns.
They replace the "who/what" that does the action of the verb
These are direct object pronouns. They replace "who/what" receive the action of the verb
These are the regular endings for -er and -ir verbs. They tell us who does it and when an action occurs.
These are the regular endings for -ar verbs. They tell us who does it and when an action occurs.
mi/mis
tu/tus
su/sus
nuestro/nuestra/nuestros/nuestras
vuestro, vuestra, vuestros, vuestras
These are subject pronouns.
They replace the "who/what" that does the action of the verb
These are direct object pronouns. They replace "who/what" receive the action of the verb
These are possessive adjectives and they tell to who/what something belongs
These are prepositions. They tell us where things are located.
izquierda, derecha, delante, detrás, arriba, abajo, al lado, cerca, lejos, entre
These are subject pronouns.
They replace the "who/what" that does the action of the verb
These are direct object pronouns. They replace "who/what" receive the action of the verb
These are possessive adjectives and they tell to who/what something belongs
These are prepositions. They tell us where things are located.
aquí, ahí, allá
here, there, over there
this, these
that, those
That one over there, those over there
ese, esa, esos, esas
here, there, over there
this, these
that, those
That one over there, those over there
este, esta, estos, estas
here, there, over there
this, these
that, those
That one over there, those over there
aquel, aquella, aquellos, aquellas
here, there, over there
this, these
that, those
That one over there, those over there
unas manzanas
masculine and plural
feminine and singular
masculine and singular
feminine and plural
los chicos
masculine and plural
feminine and singular
masculine and singular
feminine and plural
a book
un libro
el libro
una biblioteca
la biblioteca
What is special about pensar, dormir, poder and tener?
irregular yo forms
saber vs conocer
stem changing verbs
present progressive
What is special about ir, saber, poner and tener?
irregular yo forms
saber vs conocer
stem changing verbs
present progressive
Which one is about knowing things and people?
irregular yo forms
saber vs conocer
stem changing verbs
present progressive
