Exploring Infinitives and Negatives in Spanish Grammar

This video tutorial introduces Spanish infinitives, focusing on AR, ER, and IR verbs. It explains how to form negative sentences in Spanish using 'no' and 'nada', and how to express dislikes with 'tampoco'. The tutorial provides examples and quizzes to reinforce learning.

What is the basic form of Spanish verbs found in dictionaries?

• Future tense

• Past tense

• Infinitive form

• Conjugated form

Which endings do infinitive verbs in Spanish have?

• as, es, is

• ado, ido, edo

• ar, er, ir

• amos, emos, imos

What is the term for the word that describes an action in a sentence?

• Verb

• Noun

• Adverb

• Adjective

How do you make a sentence negative in Spanish?

• Add 'no' before the verb

• Add 'si' before the verb

• Add 'no' after the verb

• Use 'nada' alone

What does 'no me gusta nada' imply?

• I have no preference

• I like everything

• I do not like it at all

• I like it a little

How do you express 'neither... nor...' in Spanish?

• nada... ni...

• ni... ni...

• no... y...

• no... o...

How do you say 'I don't like either' in Spanish?

• Me gusta nada

• No me gusta nada

• Me gusta ni

• No me gusta ni

What does 'me tampoco' mean?

• I agree

• I don't know

• Me neither

• Me too

How do you say 'I don't like to ski' in Spanish?

• Me gusta ski

• Me gusta esquiar

• No me gusta ski

• No me gusta esquiar

Which phrase means 'I don't like to dance or swim'?

• Me gusta ni bailar ni nadar

• No me gusta ni bailar ni nadar

• Me gusta bailar o nadar

• No me gusta bailar y nadar