Spanish 3 Ch. 7 Test(AT) Flashcards
1
Q
List five expressions of doubt, uncertainty, or disbelief that are followed by the subjunctive.
A
- Dudo que sea
- Es posible que sea
- No es posible que sea
- Es dudoso que sea
- Es probable que sea
2
Q
List five expressions of belief or certainty that are followed by the indicative.
A
- Creo que estoy
- Estoy segura que estás
- Es evidente que está
- Es verdad que estamos
- Sabemos que están
3
Q
When do you use the subjunctive in adjective clauses?
A
- Don’t have a specific person or thing in mind
- You are not sure the person exists
- When describing a negative word
- To refer to something or someone unknown in the past
4
Q
Which are the two Spanish equivalents for the word but?
A
Sino and sino que
5
Q
When is the conjugation sino used?
A
After a negative, in order to offer the idea of an alternative; not this, but rather that.
6
Q
When is sino que used?
A
When there is a conjugated verb in the second part of the sentence.
7
Q
What is the Spanish equivalent to the expression not only…but also?
A
no sólo… sino también
