Gramar rules

Question 1

Use of Usted

Question 2

Use of tu

Question 3

Usted vs tu

Question 4

LONERS

Answer 4

Question 5

Feminine and masculine endings

Answer 5

Question 6

Feminine endings (Phrases)

More than one letter

Answer 6

Question 7

o endings that are feminine

Answer 7

Question 8

a endings that are masculine

Answer 8

Question 9

-ma endings

Answer 9

Question 10

Masculine professions ending in a constant

Answer 10

Question 11

Singular nationalities ending in o

Answer 11

Question 12

Singular nationalities ending in a,e or i

Answer 12

Question 13

Singular nationalities ending with constants

Answer 13

Question 14

Plural nationalities ending with o, a or e

Answer 14

Question 15

Plural nationalities ending with es
What happens to the accent?

Answer 15

Question 16

Plural ending of nationalities ending with i

Answer 16

Question 17

Replacing e with y

Question 18

The connective “and”

Question 19

The connectives “or”

Question 20

What happens in plural form when: Words where there is an accent on the last vowel with the word ending in -n or -s

Answer 20

Accent is removed in pural form

Question 21

Are nouns of nationality capitalised?

Answer 21

No

Question 22

Masculine endings

Answer 22

Words ending with
* LONERS
* ema
* ama
* or
* el
* al
* aje
* ín

Question 23

When el comes after a

Answer 23

It becomes
al

Question 24

When el follows de?

Answer 24

It becomes del

Question 25

What does it mean when the adjective is in front of the noun?

Question 26

What does it mean when the adjective is behind the noun?

Question 27

más, menos and tan: con adjetivos y adverbios

Answer 27

más ... que ... * la ciudad es más grande que el pueblo/ *the city is bigger than the town* menos ... que ... * El pueblo es menos caro que la ciudad /*The town is less expensive than the city* tan... como *Barcelona es tan interesante como Madrid/ Barcelona is as interesting as Madrid/

Question 28

más, menos and tan: con nombres

Answer 28

más ... que ... * Valencia tiene más tráfico que Lugo/ *Valencia has more traffic than Lugo* menos ... que ... * mi barrio tiene menos zonas verdes que el tuyo/ *my neighborhood has less green areas than yours* tanto(s), tanta(s)... como * Hay tanta contaminavion en Buenos Aires comon en Santiago/ *There is as much pollution in Buenos Aires as in Santiago*

Question 29

más, menos and tan: con verbos

Answer 29

verbo + más que * Los españoles duermen más que los mexicanos/ *spanish people sleep more than mexicans * verbo + menos que * Los argentinos bailan menos que los brasileños./ *Argentinian dance less than brazilians* verbo + tanto como/ as much as * En Galicia llueve tanto como en Irlanda/ *In Galicia it rains as much as in Ireland*