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Awww "I have a heart" - bless you Gordon! Thank you both so much for all the work you do helping us with our Spanish, love your videos - you explain things so well and we get a bit of comedy thrown in for fun too!
¡¡Gracias, Karina!! Cx
Porque hablan ingles tanto es un curso español
I DO LIKE THIS FORMAT!!! THANKS A LOT
If you like it, please, can you give us a thumbs up? :)
@@LightSpeedSpanishChannel I do it first!😅
Gordon está mejorando con los tests, esta vez acertó todas! 😆
jajajajaja Poco a poco va mejorando :P
This channel is great. I listen to yalls podcasts while I run, it's always fun. Thank you.
¡¡Muchas gracias!! Cx
Gracias por este vídeo. La primera y la última preguntas me enseñaron algo que no conocía.
¡Estupendo, Andy! :)
MORE TESTS LIKE THESE!
10/10🎉 thanks to the options and also from buying so many of your books!
¡Buen trabajo, Janna! :)
Me alegria por hacer dos. No tengo miedo.
Gracias por todo.
¡Buen trabajo! :)
Puede haber alegría en la invisibilidad. :)
Love these quizzes
Gracias, Joshua :)
7/10.. aún tengo muchas cosas que mejorar :)
¡Buen trabajo!
I always learn from tests. Great content!
¡Gracias! :)
6 out of 10. Ha ha Gordon, you only got 10 out of 10.
Second time through, some time later - 10 out of 10. Half because I kinda knew the answers and half because I understood your explanations on the first run - although I treated myself to your explanations a second time through too. I'm so impressed with your depth of understanding the grammatical aspects of the language.
I'm trying to locate the "deber a" construct, and even Dorothy Richmonds Prepositions and Pronouns book does not have it.
Thank you.
Buen trabajo, Alfanso :) ¿Quieres decir 'se debe a'? Cx
@@LightSpeedSpanishChannel As in the first test question, Gordon said "debe de is must, as in 'must be, 'I'm guessing' " employed as as conjecture. And that definition, short of going to the RAE, is one that I haven't been able to locate in print yet. Thank you for your reply. A
Gracias por haberme enseñado sobre "deber de", no lo sabía. Sin embargo según la RAE "deber" se puede usar en caso de probabilidad también. La otra pregunta en la que me equivoqué fue la del siglo, pensé que "había" era para el contexto y no para una afirmación. Bueno, este tipo de vuestros videos me encantan, gracias.
Gracias a ti :)
Me encanta este tipo de vídeos. Son muy útiles. Gracias (¡sólo saqué un 7/10 pero he aprendí mucho!)
¡Estupendo, Peggy! :)
*he aprendido
Aside from the videos, I love reading all the comments in Spanish for practice 🙂
(I should practice writing too… But sometimes I have too much to say and just switch back to English lol)
Great test C y G!! Only 1 mistake. And I
Ia 75 years old!! Thanks!!❤
¡¡Olé!!
Mucho gracias profesores/as . que escrito si
¡De nada! :)
¡La suerte que tengo! Todo iba bien hasta la décima pregunta 🙂. Muchísimas gracias, chicos.
¡A ti! Cx
Hola! Tengo una duda sobre el número 7. ¿"Cómpratelo" significa - Buy it for yourself? Porque yo diría automáticamente - Comprálo o compralo, ¿son correctos?
If you’re telling someone to buy something, that is a command and the command form for comprar in tú form is cómprate, then add the lo to represent the ordenador. Comprarlo literally means “to buy it” so it would say “I need a new computer” “-Well, to buy it!”
You can say ¡cómpralo! or ¡cómpratelo! The difference would be like in English when you say: I bought myself a new car vs I bought a new car. Emphasis. :) Cx
For dreaming, to say I dreamt of you, would you use: 'soñé contigo' as you would say with you?
Soñé contigo, exacto :) Cx
Here (Galicia) there wasn't drinking water.. AND THERE STILL ISN'T! Había!
I didnt pick up on the fact that there is an alternative conjugation for the imp sub with this verb so i wandered why it was 'wrong" until I heard or thought I heard what i found in wordRef. I could see that A was the only one that worked and thought that it must be a typo ho ho your end and had to cheat on this with WR> Still I am a middle ranking A1-A2 but through my study into the subj trigger lessons and the Si stuff> I will have a look at more of these tests as it is a great way to learn. Thanks for the effort and when I get back I will have a look at subscription or coffees.
Hi, Nigel. ¡Muchas gracias! There are two options for the Imperfect Subjuntive: For Ar-> ara/ -ase. For Er and Ir verbs-> -iera/ -iese.
Which question are you referring to? Cx
I don't think I've ever used cuyo, so I missed that one. Also, thinking that with gente understood, #3 could also be tenía. Saludos desde Indiana!
¡Saludos, David! :)
Saqué 7/10
For 2 of them, I just didn’t know certain words in the question (not responses), but once I looked those words up, I was able to select the correct answer. (So I never really got them wrong per se, but I won’t take credit for them either)
Then I messed up the last one, cuz I figured “whose” was referring to the chico (as if it were a pronoun replacing him). I didn’t realize it was acting as an adjective for the next word. (To be fair, I haven’t used “cuyo” in my current studies yet, but I probably saw it a long time ago)
I sent a reply but there was an error. If you get two replies, that's why :)
¡¡Buen trabajo, Muhahahahaz!! Ahora ya sabes cómo funciona 'cuyo/a (s)' . Cx
Yeah I got 3 right.
Olé :)
Tuve q hacer una pausa con No9, para conseguirlo correcto, y No 10 contestè cuyo, pues 9/10 !!
¡Toma ya! ;)
Solo tengo 4 ajajja 😊
:)
Gracias!! Pero el subjuntivo 🤯
jajajaja poco a poco :)
Why not porque in number 2?
Gramaticalmente sería correcto, pero no tendría tanto sentido como la opción C.
For question 3, why can't it be tenía?
There was no drinkable water. We use the verb 'There be' also in English. The verb 'tenía' means 'had', but there's no person. You could say: We didn't have drinkable water here= Nosotros no teníamos agua potable aquñí VS There was no drinkable water here.
I hope that helped! Cx
@@LightSpeedSpanishChannel Ah! So basically "No hay agua potable", but just in past tense?
Thanks
That's it! :)
Ooh epic fail! Many
areas needing improvement!
Ya hablas español no?
No pasa nada :)