Realidades 1 1A

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An infinitive in English usually starts with the word “to.”

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True

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In Spanish an infinitive is a verb form that ends in the letter -ar, -er, -ir.

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True / Verdadero

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The merengue, the tango, the flamenco, and the mambo are dances popular in different Spanish-speaking countries.

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True / Verdadero

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Teenagers in Spanish-speaking countries like to do pretty much the same things you and your friends like to do--dance, play sports, and listen to music.

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True / Verdadero

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Spanish is closely related to Latin, the language of the ancient Roman empire. True / Verdadero, False / Falso

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True / Verdadero

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When you answer a question negatively in Spanish you usually use the word no twice.

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True / Verdadero

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Although the Spanish word nada means “nothing” in the expression No me gusta nada, it means “not at all.”

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True / Verdadero

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In Spanish, there are only two different types of infinitives.

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Falso / False

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The following words are all Spanish infinitives: bailar, leer, escribir, gusta.

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False /Falso

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En el verano me gusta mucho esquiar.

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False / Falso