Infinitive Verbs
Is "estudiar" an infinitive verb?
What is yes because it ends in -ar, and means to study?
What's the conjugation for we, using the verb "ayudar"?
What is ayudamos?
What English subject pronoun in Spanish has two ways to say it, depending on if the person being talked to is informal or formal?
What is you?
How do you say "I like" in Spanish?
What is me gusta?
Does "la clase" have a definite or indefinite article?
What is definite?
What's the infinitive verb for "to answer"?
What is contestar?
What's the conjugation for you, using the verb "pasar"?
What is paso?
What is the correct way to say "you" formally in Spanish?
What is usted?
How do you say "I don't like" in Spanish?
What is no me gusta?
Does "una amiga" have a definite or indefinite article?
What is indefinite?
What is "to eat" in Spanish?
What is comer?
What's the conjugation for ellas, using the verb "cantar"?
What is cantan?
What is the feminine form of "we" in Spanish?
What is nosotras?
How do you express agreement of disagreement with somebody?
What is tampoco?
Is los or un a definite article?
What is los?
Even though "leer" ends in -er, is it still an infinitive verb?
What is yes?
What's the conjugation for you, using the verb "caminar"?
What is caminas?
What is él in English?
What is he?
How do you say "..neither...nor.." in Spanish?
What is ni..ni?
What are the singular definite and indefinite articles?
What is el, la, un and una?
What is an infinitive verb in Spanish?
It is a verb that ends in -er, -ar or -ir, and the definition has "to" in it (e.g to dream)
What are the six ways to conjugate -ar verbs?
What is -o, -as, -a, -amos, -áis and -an?
What are the singular subject pronouns?
What is yo, tú, usted, ella and él?
How would you say "and you?" in Spanish?
What is y a ti?
What are the plural definite and indefinite articles?
What is los, las, unos and unas?