Spanish Vocab | Adverbs, Prepositions, Conjunctions, Interjections

Question 1

sometimes

Answer 1

a veces

Question 2

here

Answer 2

aquí

Question 3

now

Answer 3

ahora

Question 4

well

Answer 4

bien

Question 5

never

Answer 5

nunca

Question 6

very

Answer 6

muy

Question 7

late

Answer 7

tarde

Question 8

to

Answer 8

a

Question 9

of

Answer 9

de

Question 10

from

Answer 10

de

Question 11

in

Answer 11

en

Question 12

with

Answer 12

con

Question 13

without

Answer 13

sin

Question 14

for

Answer 14

para

Question 15

and

Answer 15

y

Question 16

or

Answer 16

o

Question 17

because

Answer 17

porque

Question 18

hello

Answer 18

hola

Question 19

goodbye

Answer 19

adiós

Question 20

thank you

Answer 20

gracias

Question 21

sorry

Answer 21

lo siento

Question 22

nor

Answer 22

ni

Question 23

but

Answer 23

pero

Question 24

but rather/instead

Answer 24

sino

Question 25

and

Answer 25

y or e
*Note: “e” replaces “y” before words starting with i or hi sounds.) Ex: Luis e Irene están aquí.

Question 26

although/even though

Answer 26

aunque – although/even though

Ex: Aunque llueve, saldremos. (Even though it’s raining, we’ll go out.)

Question 27

because

Answer 27

porque

Question 28

as/since

Answer 28

como

Ex: Como no viniste, me fui solo. (Since you didn’t come, I went alone.)

Question 29

that

Answer 29

que

Question 30

if

Answer 30

si

Question 31

when

Answer 31

cuando

Question 32

while/as long as

Answer 32

mientras – while/as long as

Ex: Mientras estudies, puedes quedarte aquí. (As long as you study, you can stay here.)

Question 33

until

Answer 33

hasta que

This is a time conjunction and used to indicate time relationships.

Ex: Esperaré hasta que llegues. (I’ll wait until you arrive.)

Question 34

before

Answer 34

antes de que – before

This is a time conjunction and used to indicate time relationships.

Ex: Sal antes de que sea tarde. (Leave before it’s late.)

Question 35

after

Answer 35

después de que – after

This is a time conjunction and used to indicate time relationships.

Ex: Saldremos después de que termine. (We’ll leave after it ends.)

Question 36

as soon as

Answer 36

tan pronto como – as soon as

This is a time conjunction and used to indicate time relationships.

Ex: Te llamaré tan pronto como pueda. (I’ll call you as soon as I can.)

Question 37

so that

Answer 37

para que – so that

Ex: Habla más despacio para que te entiendan. (Speak more slowly so they understand you.)

This is a purpose/consequence conjunction.

Question 38

in order that

Answer 38

a fin de que – in order that

Ex: Lo hacemos a fin de que sea más seguro. (We’re doing it in order that it’s safer.)

This is a purpose/consequence conjunction.

Question 39

so that

Answer 39

de modo que – so that

Ex: Lo explicó de modo que todos entendieran. (He explained it so that everyone understood.)

This is a purpose/consequence conjunction.

Question 40

unless

Answer 40

a menos que – unless

Ex:No salgo a menos que me invites. (I’m not going unless you invite me.)

This is a conditional or contrastive conjunction.

Question 41

provided that

Answer 41

siempre que – provided that

Ex: Puedes salir siempre que termines tu tarea. (You can go out provided that you finish your homework.)

This is a conditional or contrastive conjunction.

Question 42

however

Answer 42

sin embargo – however

Ex: Quería ir; sin embargo, no pudo. (He wanted to go; however, he couldn’t.)

This is a conditional or contrastive conjunction.

Question 43

nevertheless

Answer 43

no obstante – nevertheless

Ex: Es difícil; no obstante, lo intentaré. (It’s difficult; nevertheless, I’ll try.)

This is a conditional or contrastive conjunction.

Question 44

as if

Answer 44

como si – as if

Ex: Actúa como si supiera todo. (He acts as if he knows everything.)

This is a comparative conjunction.

Question 45

just like

Answer 45

igual que – just like

Ex: Canta igual que su madre. (She sings just like her mother.)

This is a comparative conjunction.

Question 46

as… as

Answer 46

tan… como – as… as

Ex: Eres tan fuerte como él. (You’re as strong as he is.)

This is a comparative conjunction.