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Which of the following would be the correct ending for a verb to show that “I” did the action?
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-o
-as
-a
-amos
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Question 21 pts
Which of the following would be the correct ending for a verb to show that “they” did the action?
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-o
-a
-an
-as
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Question 31 pts
Which of the following is NOT an example of a cognate?
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universidad
curioso
chico
actor
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Question 41 pts
Which of the following would be the ending of an infinitive?
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-amos
-o
-ar
-a
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Question 51 pts
Which would be NOT be true about a cognate?
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It sounds similar.
It has the same grammar rules.
It means the same thing.
It looks similar.
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Question 61 pts
Which of the following is an example of an infinitive?
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hablo
hablar
cognado
yo
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Question 71 pts
Which would be an appropriate definition of conjugation?
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The act of changing an adjective to agree with a noun.
The act of changing an infinitive to agree with a subject.
The act of conjoining two subjects and using one pronoun.
The act of grouping verbs that have similar grammar changes.
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Question 81 pts
Which of the following would be the correct ending for a verb to show that “we” did the action?
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-o
-a
-amos
-as
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Question 91 pts
Which part of the verb “hablar” would need to be removed to conjugate the verb?
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The “-ar”
The “-lar”
The “Habl-”
The “h-”
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Question 101 pts
Which would be an appropriate definition of an infinitive?
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A verb that does not require a helping verb.
The root form of a verb.
A verb that has been conjugated (changed) to agree with the subject.
The verb that has infinite value within language acquisition.
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