Comparisons of Equality & Other
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I would go to the mountains but I don't like the altitude.
Iría a las montañas pero no me gusta la altura.
TRUE OR FALSE
Present Progressive can be used in different tenses.
True
TRUE or FALSE
The Present Perfect is a compound tense.
TRUE
Haber + Past Participle
TRUE or FALSE
"Se" refers to le, les, los, las
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE
Acabar is always followed by a conjugated verb.
FALSE
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The runway is as long as the airport.
La pista es tan larga como la pista.
TRUE or FALSE
You always need to use SER with the present participle.
False
Always use ESTAR
TRUE or FALSE
There are no irregular participles in the present perfect.
FALSE
TRUE or FALSE
IOP comes before DOP.
TRUE
TRUE or FALSE
Acabar is followed by "de" sometimes.
FALSE
True or False
Tan....como.... is used for adjectives.
TRUE
TRUE or FALSE
You need an accent when you attach a pronoun to a present participle.
TRUE
TRUE or FALSE
You can separate the auxiliary verb from the past participle with object pronouns.
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I was watching them (mas. plural) for you.
Estaba mirándotelos.
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We have just gone to the hair stylist.
Acabamos de ir a la peluquera.
TRUE or FALSE
tanto.....como - needs to match the noun that goes with it.
TRUE
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I will be eating tomorrow in my hotel room.
Estaré comiendo mañana en mi habitación.
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We have written to all the hotels.
Hemos escrito a todos los hoteles.
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He was paying the salon for it (his haircut) for himself.
Él estaba pagándoselo.
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You (formal) have just bought the hairspray for me.
Acaba de comprármela.
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You all(fam.) have as many planes as Bill Gates.
Tenéis tantos aviones como Bill Gates.
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You were buying them(plural fem.) for her.
Se las estabas comprando.
Estabas comprándoselas.
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They have given us it (plural masc.)
Nos lo han dado.
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Who gives you all (familiar) the answer?
We gave it to you all (fam).
¿Quién os dio la respuesta?
Nosotros os la dimos.
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They have just told us the truth about the barber.
Acaban de decírnosla del barbero.