Answer all the questions, then check your score — every question includes an explanation so you can see exactly why an answer is right or wrong.
1.Choose the sentence describing a completed action with a clear endpoint:
2.Yo ___ (ir) al cine ayer por la noche.
3.Cuando era niño, ___ (jugar) en el parque cada tarde.
4.True or false: "ser" and "ir" share exactly the same preterite conjugation.
5.True or false: the imperfect has just as many irregular verbs as the preterite.
6.Choose the correct structure for "I'm going to eat":
7.Ellos ___ (ir a / salir) esta noche.
8.Give the gerund form of "dormir":
9."Estoy trabajando ___" best fits which time expression?
10.Tengo ___ estudiar esta noche. (missing connector word)
11.Choose the impersonal form: "___ llegar a tiempo al trabajo." (a rule for everyone)
12.Ana es ___ alta que su hermana.
13.Choose the correct comparative for "bueno":
14.Es la ciudad más grande ___ España. (missing connector word)
15.Ella ___ (llamarse) María.
16.What does the reciprocal "nos vemos" mean?
17.Me ___ los deportes. (I like sports.)
18.¿Los libros? ___ leí el mes pasado.
19."Les compro los boletos" becomes, with both pronouns combined: "___ compro."
20.True or false: "Mientras yo dormía, sonó el teléfono" correctly uses the imperfect for the background action and the preterite for the interrupting event.
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