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WorksheetsSpanish 2 Unit 4 Grammar Review
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 36mins
You have already learned the PRETÉRITO, which expresses completed past events. A second tense, the IMPERFECTO, also refers to the past, but to express background information, ongoing past actions, repeated (habitual) actions or a physical/emotional state or condition. Write the correct IMPERFECTO form.
Yo (a) (hablar)
You have already learned the PRETÉRITO, which expresses completed past events. A second tense, the IMPERFECTO, also refers to the past, but to express background information, ongoing past actions, repeated (habitual) actions or a physical/emotional state or condition. Write the correct IMPERFECTO form.
Tú (a) (hablar)
You have already learned the PRETÉRITO, which expresses completed past events. A second tense, the IMPERFECTO, also refers to the past, but to express background information, ongoing past actions, repeated (habitual) actions or a physical/emotional state or condition. Write the correct IMPERFECTO form.
Usted (a) (hablar)
You have already learned the PRETÉRITO, which expresses completed past events. A second tense, the IMPERFECTO, also refers to the past, but to express background information, ongoing past actions, repeated (habitual) actions or a physical/emotional state or condition. Write the correct IMPERFECTO form.
Él (a) (hablar)
You have already learned the PRETÉRITO, which expresses completed past events. A second tense, the IMPERFECTO, also refers to the past, but to express background information, ongoing past actions, repeated (habitual) actions or a physical/emotional state or condition. Write the correct IMPERFECTO form.
Ella (a) (hablar)
You have already learned the PRETÉRITO, which expresses completed past events. A second tense, the IMPERFECTO, also refers to the past, but to express background information, ongoing past actions, repeated (habitual) actions or a physical/emotional state or condition. Write the correct IMPERFECTO form.
Nosotros (a) (hablar)
You have already learned the PRETÉRITO, which expresses completed past events. A second tense, the IMPERFECTO, also refers to the past, but to express background information, ongoing past actions, repeated (habitual) actions or a physical/emotional state or condition. Write the correct IMPERFECTO form.
Ustedes (a) (hablar)
You have already learned the PRETÉRITO, which expresses completed past events. A second tense, the IMPERFECTO, also refers to the past, but to express background information, ongoing past actions, repeated (habitual) actions or a physical/emotional state or condition. Write the correct IMPERFECTO form.
Ellos (a) (hablar)
You have already learned the PRETÉRITO, which expresses completed past events. A second tense, the IMPERFECTO, also refers to the past, but to express background information, ongoing past actions, repeated (habitual) actions or a physical/emotional state or condition. Write the correct IMPERFECTO form.
Ellas (a) (hablar)
You have already learned the PRETÉRITO, which expresses completed past events. A second tense, the IMPERFECTO, also refers to the past, but to express background information, ongoing past actions, repeated (habitual) actions or a physical/emotional state or condition. Write the correct IMPERFECTO form.
Yo (a) (comer)
You have already learned the PRETÉRITO, which expresses completed past events. A second tense, the IMPERFECTO, also refers to the past, but to express background information, ongoing past actions, repeated (habitual) actions or a physical/emotional state or condition. Write the correct IMPERFECTO form.
Tú (a) (comer)
You have already learned the PRETÉRITO, which expresses completed past events. A second tense, the IMPERFECTO, also refers to the past, but to express background information, ongoing past actions, repeated (habitual) actions or a physical/emotional state or condition. Write the correct IMPERFECTO form.
Usted (a) (comer)
You have already learned the PRETÉRITO, which expresses completed past events. A second tense, the IMPERFECTO, also refers to the past, but to express background information, ongoing past actions, repeated (habitual) actions or a physical/emotional state or condition. Write the correct IMPERFECTO form.
Él (a) (comer)
You have already learned the PRETÉRITO, which expresses completed past events. A second tense, the IMPERFECTO, also refers to the past, but to express background information, ongoing past actions, repeated (habitual) actions or a physical/emotional state or condition. Write the correct IMPERFECTO form.
Ella (a) (comer)
You have already learned the PRETÉRITO, which expresses completed past events. A second tense, the IMPERFECTO, also refers to the past, but to express background information, ongoing past actions, repeated (habitual) actions or a physical/emotional state or condition. Write the correct IMPERFECTO form.
Nosotros (a) (comer)
You have already learned the PRETÉRITO, which expresses completed past events. A second tense, the IMPERFECTO, also refers to the past, but to express background information, ongoing past actions, repeated (habitual) actions or a physical/emotional state or condition. Write the correct IMPERFECTO form.
Ustedes (a) (comer)
You have already learned the PRETÉRITO, which expresses completed past events. A second tense, the IMPERFECTO, also refers to the past, but to express background information, ongoing past actions, repeated (habitual) actions or a physical/emotional state or condition. Write the correct IMPERFECTO form.
Ellos (a) (comer)
You have already learned the PRETÉRITO, which expresses completed past events. A second tense, the IMPERFECTO, also refers to the past, but to express background information, ongoing past actions, repeated (habitual) actions or a physical/emotional state or condition. Write the correct IMPERFECTO form.
Ellas (a) (comer)
¿PRETÉRITO O IMPERFECTO?
It was late at night
PRETÉRITO
IMPERFECTO
¿PRETÉRITO O IMPERFECTO?
When I was 6 years old...
PRETÉRITO
IMPERFECTO
¿PRETÉRITO O IMPERFECTO?
I saw David last night
PRETÉRITO
IMPERFECTO
¿PRETÉRITO O IMPERFECTO?
I studied last night for my history exam
PRETÉRITO
IMPERFECTO
¿PRETÉRITO O IMPERFECTO?
We would play soccer all day when we were kids
PRETÉRITO
IMPERFECTO
¿PRETÉRITO O IMPERFECTO?
I was having a shower when the phone rang
IMPERFECTO (I was having a shower), IMPERFECTO (the phone rang)
PRETÉRITO (I was having a shower), PRETÉRITO (the phone rang)
PRETÉRITO (I was having a shower), IMPERFECTO (the phone rang)
IMPERFECTO (I was having a shower), PRETÉRITO (the phone rang)
IMPERFECTO
Yo (a) (ser) muy feliz
IMPERFECTO
Tú no (a) (ver) bien, así que fuiste al oftalmólogo
IMPERFECTO
Nosotros siempre (a) (ir) de vacaciones a la costa
Rewrite this sentence, adding an ending to the adjective to make it "very", "most" or "extremely".
Es un edificio grande
(a)
Rewrite this sentence, adding an ending to the adjective to make it "very", "most" or "extremely".
Ella es una estudiante tonta
(a)
Rewrite this sentence, adding an ending to the adjective to make it "very", "most" or "extremely".
Ellos son unos estudiantes inteligentes
(a)
Rewrite this sentence, adding an ending to the adjective to make it "very", "most" or "extremely".
Los corredores eran rápidos
(a)
Rewrite this sentence, adding an ending to the adjective to make it "very", "most" or "extremely".
Yo creo que el español es difícil
(a)
Rewrite this sentence, adding an ending to the adjective to make it "very", "most" or "extremely".
La biología, en cambio, es fácil
(a)
Rewrite this sentence, adding an ending to the adjective to make it "very", "most" or "extremely".
Esta clase se me está haciendo larga
(a)
What is the correct way to add an ending to the noun to show affection or indicate it is small?
El oso era muy bonito
El osito era muy bonito
El osazo era muy bonito
El osísimo era muy bonito
El ositos era muy bonito
What is the correct way to add an ending to the noun to show affection or indicate it is small?
Los pollos comían maíz
Los polleznos comían maíz
Los pollillos comían maíz
los pollitos (also, los polluelos) comían maíz
los pollocitos comían maíz
What is the correct way to add an ending to the noun to show affection or indicate it is small?
El gato nació ayer
El gatazo nació ayer
El gatuelo nació ayer
El gatito (also, el gatico) nació ayer
El gatillo nació ayer
Rewrite this sentence using the long form of the possessive adjective instead of the short one.
Ella es mi esposa
(a)
Rewrite this sentence using the long form of the possessive adjective instead of the short one.
Este es tu libro
(a)
Rewrite this sentence using the long form of the possessive adjective instead of the short one.
Lucía, Ayanna y Daniela son sus hijas
(a)
