Hey, i just wanted to know if i got the questions right? Thanks

Question

Choose the sentence in which the verb, shown in quotation marks, is grammatically correct.
A. El principe no "está" en casa.
➭B. ¿Dónde "es" Maria?
C. Ella "está" de México.

Choose the correct English translation for Parece que sí.
➭A. It appears so.
B. It appeared so.
C. It did appear so.

Choose the sentence that correctly says "The queen doesn't like to dance."
➭A. A la reina no le gusta bailar.
B. A la reina no le quiere bailar.
C. Bailar no gusta la reina.

Choose the sentence that correctly says "He doesn't like to eat."
A. Gusta no comer.
B. Comer no gusta.
➭C. No le gusta comer


In which of the following sentences is the underlined word or phrase used or placed incorrectly?
A. Alberto "lo" conoce.
B. El no conoce "la".
➭C. Ella ve "a la duquesa".

The English equivalent for asistir is
➭A. assist.
B. understand.
C. speak.

In which one of the following sentences is the underlined word used or placed incorrectly?
A. No "le" gusta dormir.
➭B. ¿Dónde "viven" los principes de Cali?
C. A ella le "gusta" mantequilla y crema.

In which of the following sentences is the underlined word or phrase used or placed incorrectly?
➭A. Roberto conoce "a María y a Alberto".
B. Elena conoce "a los dos".
C. ¿Quién conoce "a María"?

Answer 1

I'll send this to our Spanish expert, SraJMcGin.

Answer 2

First of all, it would be very helpful if you would number the items = 1., 2., 3., etc.

The first one has 2 errors, both B & C.
B. ¿Dónde está Maria? (location)
C. Ella es de México. (origin)

The rest are OK in the first set.

In the 2nd set, the incorrect one for the first is: B. El no la conoce.

The English equivalent for "asistir" is "to attend!" although it is possible also to mean "to assist." to assist is "ayudar"

In the next one, in B. los príncipes requires an accent mark but C. is incorrect. Because there are 2 things "pleasing to her" = A ella le gustan mantequilla y crema. Please learn the verb "gustar" NOT as "to like" but "to be pleasing" and you will better understand why it is usually used in the 3rd person singular (if one thing is pleasing) or 3rd person plural (if 2 or more things are pleasin g.)

In the last one, because nothing is underlined, I'm in a quandry! All 3 look correct!

Sra

I'll flag this so I can come back later to see if you have further questions.

Sra

Answer 3

Sorry, i will be sure to number the questions next time.

I put quotation marks where it should have been underlined, but i'm positive the last one is A.

Thank you for your help!! ♥

Answer 4

There is nothing wrong with A. B could be incorrect if you are NOT referring to 2 people.'

Sra