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El es hábil pero yo soy __________.
The sentence in English is translated to "He is skillful, but I am __________" Knowing this, we must choose the correct word that is the opposite of skillful. "Torpe," "Clumsy" is the correct opposite. The other words are "Sano = Healthy," "Triste = Sad," "Joven = Young," and "Cuerdo = Sane."
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Esta cama es __________ que esa cama.
The correct answer is "peor." "Peor" is the comparative version of the adjective "mal," so "más mal" and "más peor" cannot exist in Spanish. Likewise because of the context, "la peor;" "the worst" cannot be used in a comparison, only as a superlative. "Peor" is an adjective that does not change based on gender, so "peora" is also wrong.
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Which of the following words would NOT be used to describe “las ventanas”?
Las ventanas means “windows” in English; therefore, abiertas (open), cerradas (closed), and rotas (broken) could all be used to describe windows. Graciosas (funny) is an adjective more commonly used to describe people.
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Which adjective, when used in the blank, creates a logical and grammatically correct sentence?
Los platos están __________, pues hay que lavarlos.
The correct answer is "sucios" (dirty) because it agrees in number and gender with "los platos" and because it makes sense in context. The answer choice "rotos" (broken) wouldn't make sense because there's no reason to wash broken plates.
English translation: "The plates are dirty, so one must wash them."
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Which adjective properly completes the sentence?
No tengo hermanos; soy un hijo _______.
Both "único" (only) and "segundo" (second) agree in number and gender with "hijo;" however, only "único" (only) fits in context, as it would not make sense for someone to say that they are an "hijo segundo" (second child) if that person is claiming not to have any siblings.
English translation: "I do not have siblings; I am an only child."
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Which adjective properly completes the sentence?
El dispositivo electrónico no está cargando; me parece que estar __________.
Based on context, only "roto," which means broken, would fit in this sentence. "Calificado" means qualified or proven, "maltratado" means mistreated or abused, and "involucrado" means involved (in something).
English translation: "The electronic device is not charging; it seems to me that it is broken."
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Which adjective should be used in front of the noun “día”?
“Espero que tengas un __________ día.”
The noun “día” is masculine and singular. Whenever the adjective “bueno” is directly in front of a masculine/singular noun, it is shortened to “buen.” Bien is an adverb.
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Tengo __________ del mundo.
The superlative version of the adjective "bueno;" "good" is "el mejor." "Mejor" goes before the noun.
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Fill in the blank with the correct answer
El es hábil pero yo soy __________.
The sentence in English is translated to "He is skillful, but I am __________" Knowing this, we must choose the correct word that is the opposite of skillful. "Torpe," "Clumsy" is the correct opposite. The other words are "Sano = Healthy," "Triste = Sad," "Joven = Young," and "Cuerdo = Sane."
Compare your answer with the correct one above
Which adjective properly completes the sentence?
No tengo hermanos; soy un hijo _______.
Both "único" (only) and "segundo" (second) agree in number and gender with "hijo;" however, only "único" (only) fits in context, as it would not make sense for someone to say that they are an "hijo segundo" (second child) if that person is claiming not to have any siblings.
English translation: "I do not have siblings; I am an only child."
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Which adjective properly completes the sentence?
El dispositivo electrónico no está cargando; me parece que estar __________.
Based on context, only "roto," which means broken, would fit in this sentence. "Calificado" means qualified or proven, "maltratado" means mistreated or abused, and "involucrado" means involved (in something).
English translation: "The electronic device is not charging; it seems to me that it is broken."
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Fill in the blanks with the correct answer.
Tengo __________ del mundo.
The superlative version of the adjective "bueno;" "good" is "el mejor." "Mejor" goes before the noun.
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Fill in the blank with the correct answer.
Esta cama es __________ que esa cama.
The correct answer is "peor." "Peor" is the comparative version of the adjective "mal," so "más mal" and "más peor" cannot exist in Spanish. Likewise because of the context, "la peor;" "the worst" cannot be used in a comparison, only as a superlative. "Peor" is an adjective that does not change based on gender, so "peora" is also wrong.
Compare your answer with the correct one above
Which of the following words would NOT be used to describe “las ventanas”?
Las ventanas means “windows” in English; therefore, abiertas (open), cerradas (closed), and rotas (broken) could all be used to describe windows. Graciosas (funny) is an adjective more commonly used to describe people.
Compare your answer with the correct one above
Which adjective, when used in the blank, creates a logical and grammatically correct sentence?
Los platos están __________, pues hay que lavarlos.
The correct answer is "sucios" (dirty) because it agrees in number and gender with "los platos" and because it makes sense in context. The answer choice "rotos" (broken) wouldn't make sense because there's no reason to wash broken plates.
English translation: "The plates are dirty, so one must wash them."
Compare your answer with the correct one above
Which adjective should be used in front of the noun “día”?
“Espero que tengas un __________ día.”
The noun “día” is masculine and singular. Whenever the adjective “bueno” is directly in front of a masculine/singular noun, it is shortened to “buen.” Bien is an adverb.
Compare your answer with the correct one above
Which adjective should be used in front of the noun “día”?
“Espero que tengas un __________ día.”
The noun “día” is masculine and singular. Whenever the adjective “bueno” is directly in front of a masculine/singular noun, it is shortened to “buen.” Bien is an adverb.
Compare your answer with the correct one above
Fill in the blanks with the correct answer.
Tengo __________ del mundo.
The superlative version of the adjective "bueno;" "good" is "el mejor." "Mejor" goes before the noun.
Compare your answer with the correct one above
Fill in the blank with the correct answer.
Esta cama es __________ que esa cama.
The correct answer is "peor." "Peor" is the comparative version of the adjective "mal," so "más mal" and "más peor" cannot exist in Spanish. Likewise because of the context, "la peor;" "the worst" cannot be used in a comparison, only as a superlative. "Peor" is an adjective that does not change based on gender, so "peora" is also wrong.
Compare your answer with the correct one above
Which of the following words would NOT be used to describe “las ventanas”?
Las ventanas means “windows” in English; therefore, abiertas (open), cerradas (closed), and rotas (broken) could all be used to describe windows. Graciosas (funny) is an adjective more commonly used to describe people.
Compare your answer with the correct one above