Día 26

¿Qué tal, Andy?

I've been turned off for a couple of days and our day 26 has taken considerable time to come, sorry for that!

Here it is!

I'd like to work a bit on questions again!

Let's see, firstly, the simplest questions: those which can be answered with yes/no.

As seen earlier, when talking, you'd mainly recognize a yes/no question for the intonation since the sentences don't change. You'd also need an inverted question mark in the beginning.

Example: "A Sandra le gusta la zumba" --> Sandra likes Zumba
"¿A Sandra le gusta la zumba?" --> Does Sandra like Zumba?

Have a look to this video.

                 

1. How would you ask a negative question in Spanish?

2. Which words are used for tag questions in Spanish?

3. Create 3-4 yes/no questions in Spanish using what you have learned from previous lessons.

4. Take the following quiz about coherence between questions and answers in the pronouns: https://www.cliffsnotes.com/study-guides/spanish/spanish-i/asking-and-answering-questions/quiz-using-the-right-pronoun-to-answer-a-question

Let's go now for a level-2 questions or information questions!

Have a look to this video. Most of the "question words" might be familiar to Andy.

 

1. When reading them, how can you know that the question word (qué, cuándo, quién) is used as for a question and not for an affirmative sentence.

2. What's the difference between "qué" and "cuál"?

3. What's diffence between English and Spanish can you find in the order of the elements in the question?

4. Take this quiz. Which were your results? https://studyspanish.com/grammar/test/quest

Un beso grande, muaaack!