Understanding Attributes in Spanish Grammar

The video tutorial by Miguel Fernández Collado on the 'Futuro Sobresalientes' channel covers the topic of attributes in the Spanish language. It begins with an introduction to the channel and a brief promotion. The main content explains what an attribute is, its role as a syntactic complement of the verb, and how it describes qualities or states of the subject. The tutorial details methods to recognize attributes, focusing on their appearance with copulative verbs like 'ser', 'estar', 'parecer', and 'resultar'. Examples and exercises are provided to reinforce learning. The video concludes with additional resources and a call to action for viewers to subscribe and support the channel.

What is the main topic of the video?

• Science

• History

• Mathematics

• Spanish Grammar

Which verbs are associated with attributes?

• Correr, saltar, nadar

• Ser, estar, parecer, resultar

• Comer, beber, dormir

• Leer, escribir, hablar

What is an attribute in a sentence?

• A type of verb

• A word or phrase that complements the verb and describes the subject

• An adverb

• A direct object

How can you recognize an attribute using the question method?

• By asking 'who' to the verb

• By asking 'where' to the verb

• By asking 'what' to the verb

• By asking 'when' to the verb

Which pronoun can replace the attribute in the sentence 'El gato me parece bonito'?

• Las

• Los

• Lo

• La

In the sentence 'Rebeca es una gran comunicadora', what is the attribute?

• Una gran comunicadora

• Gran

• Rebeca

• Es

Identify the attribute in the sentence: 'Mi hija está enferma'.

• Mi hija

• Está

• Enferma

• Hija

Which sentence does not contain an attribute?

• Mi hija está enferma

• El médico de tu hospital es muy bueno

• Adela me preparó un rico jugo

• Pedro será pronto un ingeniero agrícola

In the sentence 'Juan no está por la labor de ayudar', what is the attribute?

• Juan

• No está

• Por la labor de ayudar

• Ayudar

What should you do if you need more practice with attributes?

• Visit the provided website for exercises

• Ask a friend

• Read a book

• Watch more videos