Spanish - 2 Month Week 1

Question 1

By, because of

Answer 1

Por

Question 2

[clause] because [clause]

Answer 2

Por +Que
Porque

Question 3

I’m here because of [food]
I’m here because [clause]

Answer 3

Estoy aquï por food
Estoy aquí por que [clause]
Estoy aquí porque [clause]

Question 4

Porque vs. Por

Answer 4

Means because unless it is because of something. Then just por.

Question 5

He shouts [conjunction] she’s here.

And, that, if, but, when, because, or

Answer 5

Y, que, si, pero, cuondo, porque, o

Question 6

Either/or

Either he or she is here.

Answer 6

O él o Ella está aquí.

Question 7

Neither/nor
Neither he nor she is here.

Answer 7

Ni
Ni él ni Ella está aquí.

Ni only used in Spanish to list items.

Question 8

Who?

Who is here?

Answer 8

¿Quién? (Kyehn)

¿Quién está aquí?

Question 9

Until/up to

I am here until she leaves.

Answer 9

Hasta (ahs tah)

Estoy aquí hasta que se Va.

Need to add “Que” conjugation between phrases

Question 10

[phrase] hasta Que [subjunctive]

I’m going to be sad until she’s here.

Answer 10

Voy a estar sad hasta que ella esté aquí.

Question 11

Even, (adverb) used to state surprise about something.

Even she is here.

Answer 11

Hasta Elle está aquí.

Question 12

Only, even, also

Answer 12

Solo, hasta, también (tahn byehn)

Question 13

I am picking them up?
You’re picking them up
They’re picking us up.
Idiom

Answer 13

Ir + por use prepositional pronouns sheep pasture at night.

Voy par él.
Vas por ellos.
Van por nosotros.

Question 14

He’s picking you up.
You’re picking me up.

Answer 14

Va por ti
Vas por mi.

Question 15

Irse
I leave, he leave, you leave, they leave, we leave

Answer 15

Me voy, se Va, te vas, se van, nos vamos.

Question 16

I go/ I am going
She/he/it goes/ she/ he/ it is going
Etc

Answer 16

Voy, Va, vas, van, vamos

Question 17

All right, I’m leaving

Answer 17

Bueno, me voy

Question 18

Are we leaving?

Answer 18

¿Nos vamos?

Question 19

He is going to my house.

Answer 19

Va a mi casa

Question 20

That’s why you go.

Answer 20

Por eso vas.

Question 21

When are they leaving?

Answer 21

¿Cuánto se van?

Question 22

We’re going now.

Answer 22

Vamos Ahora.

Question 23

She is going to the place.

Answer 23

Va al lugar.

Question 24

Are you leaving?

Answer 24

¿Te vas?

Question 25

Ir - past preterite (red)

Answer 25

Fui (we), fue (weight), fuiste (waist), fueron (where), fuimos (we)

Question 26

How did we go there??

Answer 26

¿Cómo fuimos ahi?

Question 27

They are going.

Answer 27

Ellos van

Question 28

Are you only going to have that?

Answer 28

¿Sólo vas a tener eso?

Question 29

The boy went.

Answer 29

El Chico fue.

Question 30

You did go to that house.

Answer 30

¡Sí fuiste a esa cosa!

Question 31

They’re telling me que went

Answer 31

Me están diciendo que fueron

Question 32

The man went to the place

Answer 32

El hombre fue al lugar.

Question 33

I went to your house

Answer 33

Yo fui a tu casa

Question 34

He went there today

Answer 34

Fue ahí hoy

Question 35

Actually, everybody left

Answer 35

En verdad, todos fueron.

Question 36

We went to his house

Answer 36

Fuimos a su casa.

Question 37

We didn’t leave

Answer 37

No nos fuimos

Question 38

You went there?

Answer 38

¿Fuiste ahí?

Question 39

I left this morning

Answer 39

Me fui está mañana

Question 40

Which past tense? Preterate/imperfect The animal that was at the zoo…

Answer 40

The animal que estaba … imperfect b/c it was true all along.

Question 41

Preterete/imperfect What you did was wrong.

Answer 41

Lo que you did estuvo wrong.

Question 42

Estar or ser used for when something is wrong or right most of the time

Answer 42

Estar Acting being done right or wrong is like it being done well or badly.

Question 43

Estar or ser for something good or bad?

Answer 43

Ser

Question 44

Which past tense After eating that pizza, I was sick for a day.

Answer 44

Después de eating that pizza, estuve sick por un día.

Question 45

Which past tense The woman was in that place every day.

Answer 45

La Mujer estaba en ese lugar todos los días.

Question 46

When I was at her house the other night, she had already left.

Answer 46

Cuando estuve en su casa la otra noche, ella ya se había ido.

Question 47

Ir is linked to ser in a weird way!

Answer 47

They have the same past tense subjunctive fuera. Linked in sub basement

Question 48

If I were taller, I would be a basketball player! “Were” mean - to indicate something we know isn’t true.

Answer 48

This is when fuera is used Ir or ser

Question 49

If he were a man, he’d be there.

Answer 49

Si fuera un hombre, estarias ahí. Past tense subjunctive and then a conditional in the second half.

Question 50

Pattern to use fuera

Answer 50

If [past tense subjunctive - fuera] + [comditional] If this was the case, this would be the case.

Question 51

More about ser and ir They share the same preterete conjugations! Same past tense

Answer 51

Fui, fue, fuiste, fueron, fuimos

Question 52

Which past tense form of ser is used most often

Answer 52

Imperfect Era, era, eras, eran, eramos So most use of preterete past fui, fue, fuiste, fueron, fuimos are used with ir

Question 53

That was only one time

Answer 53

Eso fue sòlo Una vez. Not - that went only one time. Being something (ser) can be am event.

Question 54

Juan was a good man that year

Answer 54

Juan fue un buen hombre ese Año Think ser - one event - use preterete (same as ir)

Question 55

That day you were nice.

Answer 55

Ese día tú fuiste buena. ? Not sure why fem form used.

Question 56

When we were kids everything was better.

Answer 56

Cuando éramos kids, todo era mejor.

Question 57

Rome was the capital of the Roman Empire.

Answer 57

Rome era the capital del Roman Empire.

Question 58

We have gone there before, when you were a kid.

Answer 58

Hemos ido ahí antes, cuondo eras a kid.

Question 59

Before

Answer 59

Antes