Ir And The Future

Question 1

How do you express future time (not using the future tense)?

Answer 1

Use ir + a + infinitive

Question 2

To be going to (do something)

Answer 2

Ir + a + infinitive

Question 3

Where does the subject go in an ir question?

Answer 3

Either directly after the conjugated ir or after the infinitive

Question 4

To be ____ years old

Answer 4

Tener ____ años

Question 5

To be hot

Answer 5

Tener calor

Question 6

To be jealous

Answer 6

Tener celos

Question 7

To be careful

Answer 7

Tengo cuidado

Question 8

To be at fault

Answer 8

Tener la culpa

Question 9

To have a headache, stomachache, etc

Answer 9

Tener dolor de (cabeza, estómago, etc)

Question 10

To be envious

Answer 10

Tener envidia

Question 11

To be successful, to have success

Answer 11

Tener éxito

Question 12

To be cold

Answer 12

Tener frío

Question 13

To want, to desire

Answer 13

Tener ganas de

Question 14

To be hungry

Answer 14

Tener hambre

Question 15

To have the floor

Answer 15

Tener la palabra

Question 16

To take place

Answer 16

Tener lugar

Question 17

To be afraid of

Answer 17

Tener miedo de

Question 18

To be in a hurry

Answer 18

Tener prisa

Question 19

To have to do with

Answer 19

Tener que ver con

Question 20

To be in a rage, to be angry

Answer 20

Tener rabia

Question 21

To be right

Answer 21

Tener razón

Question 22

To be thirsty

Answer 22

Tener sed

Question 23

To be sleepy

Answer 23

Tener sueño

Question 24

To be lucky, to have luck

Answer 24

Tener suerte

Question 25

To be ashamed

Answer 25

Tener vergüenza

Question 26

To have just (done something)

Answer 26

Acabar de + infinitive

Question 27

The present tense of acabar de + infinitive is translated how?

Answer 27

As just + present tense

Question 28

What does the Spanish relative pronoun que mean?

Answer 28

That, which, or who

Question 29

If que is the object of a preposition, what does it refer to?

Answer 29

A thing or things. Not people

Question 30

What does the conjunction que mean?

Answer 30

That

Question 31

What is the difference between using that in English and que in Spanish?

Answer 31

In English we can omit the that. In Spanish que (that) is never omittwd

Question 32

What does para mean?

Answer 32

For, in order to

Question 33

In Spanish the definite articles el, la, Los, and las are used more than what?

Answer 33

Possessive articles. Especially with parts of the body