Spanish Formulas Quiz

What is the formula for immediate past tense in Spanish?

• The formula for immediate past tense in Spanish is the verb conjugated in the future tense.

• The formula for immediate past tense in Spanish is acabar de + infinitive

• The formula for immediate past tense in Spanish is the verb conjugated in the present tense.

• The formula for immediate past tense in Spanish is the verb conjugated in the imperfect tense.

How do you form the immediate future tense in Spanish?

• By adding the verb 'estar' before the infinitive form of the main verb

• By adding Ir+a+ infinitive

• By adding the verb 'ser' before the infinitive form of the main verb

• By adding the verb 'haber' before the infinitive form of the main verb

What is the formula for the obligatory tense in Spanish?

• The formula for the obligatory tense in Spanish is: Subject + Verb + Object

• The formula for the obligatory tense in Spanish is: Subject + Adjective + Object

• The formula for the obligatory is tener+ que + infinitive

• The formula for the obligatory tense in Spanish is: Verb + Object + Subject

How do you form the present progressive tense in Spanish?

• To form the present progressive tense in Spanish, you typically use the verb estar followed by the present participle (-ando for -ar verbs, and -iendo for -er and -ir verbs). For example, estoy hablando (I am speaking), está comiendo (he/she is eating).

• In Spanish, the present progressive tense is formed by using the verb tener followed by the present participle

• The present progressive tense in Spanish is formed by using the verb ir followed by the present participle

• To form the present progressive tense in Spanish, you use the verb ser followed by the present participle

What is the formula for expressing 'feel like' with tener ganas de in Spanish?

• The formula for expressing 'feel like' with tener ganas de in Spanish is 'tener ganas de' + infinitive verb.

• querer + infinitive verb

• necesitar + noun

• tener ganas de + noun

Estoy terminado de leer el libro.

• immediate past

• Immediate future

• Obligatory

• Present progressive

Rosa y yo tenemos que estudiar para el examen.

• Immediate past

• obligatory

• Immediate future

• Expressing to feel like

Los chicos acaban de practicar para el partido de baloncesto.

• immediate future

• obligatory

• immediate past

• present progressive

Amanda va a limpiar el carro.

• Immediate future

• present progressive

• obligatory

• Expressing feel like

Vosotros tenéis ganas de ver una película.

• immediate future

• Obligatory

• expressing the feel like

• present progressive