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1. Fill in the blank: Yo _____ al cine ayer. (I went to the movies yesterday.)
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Answer
fui
Explanation
'Fui' is the preterite first person singular of 'ir' (to go). Use preterite because 'ayer' (yesterday) signals a completed action. Present would be 'voy,' imperfect would be 'iba.'
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2. Which is grammatically correct?
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Answer
Me gustan los perros. (I like dogs.)
Explanation
With gustar, the verb agrees with what is liked. 'Los perros' is plural, so use 'gustan' (not gusta). Literal meaning: 'Dogs are pleasing to me.'
Type: multiple choice
3. True or False: 'Estoy aburrido' and 'Soy aburrido' mean the same thing.
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Answer
False
Explanation
False. 'Estoy aburrido' = I am bored (temporary feeling). 'Soy aburrido' = I am boring (permanent personality trait). Estar vs ser changes the meaning completely.
Type: true false
4. Translate: She used to go to the park every day.
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Answer
Ella iba al parque todos los días.
Explanation
Use imperfect tense ('iba') because this describes a habitual action in the past ('used to' + 'every day'). Preterite would indicate a single completed trip.
Type: multiple choice
5. Which verb is irregular in the first person present tense?
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Answer
Hacer → hago (not *haco)
Explanation
Hacer is irregular: yo hago, tú haces, él hace. Other first-person irregulars: salir→salgo, poner→pongo, traer→traigo, saber→sé, ver→veo.
Type: multiple choice
6. Fill in the blank: Si yo _____ dinero, compraría una casa. (If I had money, I would buy a house.)
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Answer
tuviera
Explanation
This requires the imperfect subjunctive ('tuviera') after 'si' in a contrary-to-fact conditional sentence. The conditional 'compraría' in the result clause signals this construction.
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7. What is the gender and number of 'la universidad'?
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Answer
Feminine singular
Explanation
'Universidad' is feminine despite ending in -dad (not -a). Most nouns ending in -dad, -ción, -sión are feminine. Plural: las universidades.
Type: multiple choice
8. Choose the correct sentence:
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Hace tres años que estudio español. (I've been studying Spanish for three years.)
Explanation
Use 'hace + time + que + present tense' for actions that started in the past and continue to the present. English uses present perfect; Spanish uses simple present.
Type: multiple choice
9. True or False: 'Por' and 'para' are interchangeable.
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Answer
False
Explanation
False. Por = reason, exchange, duration, movement through. Para = purpose, destination, deadline, recipient. Example: 'Estudiopara el examen' (for/in order to pass the test) vs 'Estudio por tres horas' (for a duration).
Type: true false
10. What command form is 'No hables': formal or informal?
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Answer
Informal (tú) negative command
Explanation
Informal negative commands use present subjunctive: no hables (tú), no habléis (vosotros). Formal would be 'no hable' (usted). Positive informal is different: habla (tú).
Type: multiple choice
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