12.8.2
Question Words
Question Words
Question Words
There are 12 key question words in Spanish. Here are six of them:
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¿(A)dónde? - where
¿(A)dónde? - where
- '¿Dónde?' is used to refer to position and to going towards somewhere.
- ¿Dónde vamos?
- Where are we going?
- ¿Dónde está el restaurante?
- Where is the restaurant?
- ¿Dónde vamos?
- '¿Adónde?' is only used in the sense of going towards a place, similar to 'where to' in English.
- ¿Adónde irás la semana que viene?
- Where are you going next week?
- ¿Adónde irás la semana que viene?
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¿Cómo? - how, what
¿Cómo? - how, what
- '¿Cómo?' is used to ask how something happens as well as to ask about someone's characteristics.
- ¿Cómo funciona la aspiradora?
- How does the hoover work?
- ¿Cómo es su novia?
- What is your girlfriend like?
- ¿Cómo funciona la aspiradora?
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¿Cuál(es)? - which
¿Cuál(es)? - which
- '¿Cuál(es)?' is used to refer to people or objects.
- ¿Cuál es tu número de teléfono?
- What is your telephone number?
- ¿Cuál es tu número de teléfono?
- '¿Cuál(es)?' is also used when asking about options between two specific nouns.
- ¿Cuál es la diferencia entre el primer ministro y el rey?
- What is the difference between the prime minister and the king?
- ¿Cuál es la diferencia entre el primer ministro y el rey?
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¿Cuándo? - when
¿Cuándo? - when
- ¿Cuándo llega el autobus?
- When does the bus arrive?
- ¿Cuándo es el examen?
- When is the exam?
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¿Cuánto(os,as)? - how much
¿Cuánto(os,as)? - how much
- '¿Cuánto?' can be used as a pronoun or an adjective.
- When 'cuánto' is used as an adjective, it agrees with the gender and person of the noun.
- ¿Cuánto dinero cuesta la camiseta?
- How much money does this t-shirt cost?
- ¿Cuántas personas vienen hoy?
- How many people are coming today?
- ¿Cuánto dinero cuesta la camiseta?
1Phonics/Alphabet/Spellings
1.1Phonics/Alphabet/Spellings
2You, Family & Home
2.1My Family & I
2.1.1Name & Age
2.1.2Colours
2.1.3Hair & Eyes
2.1.4Adjective Endings Match the Gender of the Noun
2.1.5Physical Appearance
2.1.6Personality
2.1.7Family Members
2.1.8Eldest, Youngest
2.1.9Other Family Members
2.1.10Family Life - Listening
2.1.11Describing Others
2.1.12Nationalities
2.1.13Being Polite
2.1.14Introductions
2.1.15Pets
2.1.16At The Post Office
2.1.17Letters
2.1.18Opinion Phrases
2.1.19End of Topic Test - My Family & I
2.2Time
2.3Home
2.4Body & Illness
2.5Relationships
3School & Jobs
4Town, Shopping, Food, Drink
4.1Town
4.2Food
4.3A Healthy Life
5Free Time
5.1Free Time
5.2Social Media
5.2.1Social Media
5.2.2Social Media 2
5.2.3Social Media Vocab - Spanish to English
5.2.4Social Media Vocab - English to Spanish
5.2.5Social Media Vocab - Translations
5.2.6Positives of Social Media
5.2.7Negatives of Social Media
5.2.8'No'
5.2.9Mobile Technology
5.2.10Your Devices
5.2.11Mobile Tech Vocab- Spanish to English
5.2.12Mobile Tech Vocab- English to Spanish
5.2.13Mobile Tech Vocab- Translations
5.2.14Social Media - Listening
6Holiday
7The World Around Us
7.1The World Around Us
8Present Tense
8.1Present Tense
8.1.1Regular AR Verbs
8.1.2Irregular AR Verbs
8.1.3Regular ER Verbs
8.1.4Irregular ER Verbs
8.1.5Irregular ER Verbs 2
8.1.6Regular IR Verbs
8.1.7Irregular IR Verbs
8.1.8Irregular IR Verbs 2
8.1.9Irregular IR Verbs 3
8.1.10Irregular IR Verbs 3
8.1.11To Be
8.1.12Uses of To Be
8.1.13Uses of To Be 2
8.1.14To Like
8.1.15To Have
9Past Tense
9.1Preterite Tense
9.2Imperfect Tense
9.3Imperfect v Perfect
9.4Infinitive Phrases
10Future Tense
11Conditional
12Grammar
12.1Articles
12.2Adjectives
12.2.1Gender & Position
12.2.2The Position of Adjectives
12.2.3Adjectives that Change Endings
12.2.4Adjectives that Remain the Same
12.2.5Adjectives 2
12.2.6'Ser'
12.2.7'Estar'
12.2.8Grande & Bueno
12.2.9Plurals Ending in a Consonant
12.2.10Plurals Ending in a Vowel
12.2.11Possession
12.2.12Indefinite
12.2.13Complex Comparisons
12.3Nouns
12.3.1Common Noun Endings
12.3.2Other Noun Endings
12.3.3People & Animals
12.3.4Nouns that Stay the Same
12.3.5Nouns Used for Masculine or Feminine
12.3.6Masculine & Feminine Nouns
12.3.7Masculine Exceptions
12.3.8Feminine Exceptions
12.3.9Noun Endings that Are Usually Feminine
12.3.10Noun Endings that Are Usually Masculine
12.3.11Masculine Nouns
12.3.12Masculine & Feminine Nouns
12.3.13Plural Nouns that End in a Vowel
12.3.14Plural Nouns that End in a Consonant
12.6Pronouns
12.7Negatives
12.8Questions
12.10Adverbs
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1Phonics/Alphabet/Spellings
1.1Phonics/Alphabet/Spellings
2You, Family & Home
2.1My Family & I
2.1.1Name & Age
2.1.2Colours
2.1.3Hair & Eyes
2.1.4Adjective Endings Match the Gender of the Noun
2.1.5Physical Appearance
2.1.6Personality
2.1.7Family Members
2.1.8Eldest, Youngest
2.1.9Other Family Members
2.1.10Family Life - Listening
2.1.11Describing Others
2.1.12Nationalities
2.1.13Being Polite
2.1.14Introductions
2.1.15Pets
2.1.16At The Post Office
2.1.17Letters
2.1.18Opinion Phrases
2.1.19End of Topic Test - My Family & I
2.2Time
2.3Home
2.4Body & Illness
2.5Relationships
3School & Jobs
4Town, Shopping, Food, Drink
4.1Town
4.2Food
4.3A Healthy Life
5Free Time
5.1Free Time
5.2Social Media
5.2.1Social Media
5.2.2Social Media 2
5.2.3Social Media Vocab - Spanish to English
5.2.4Social Media Vocab - English to Spanish
5.2.5Social Media Vocab - Translations
5.2.6Positives of Social Media
5.2.7Negatives of Social Media
5.2.8'No'
5.2.9Mobile Technology
5.2.10Your Devices
5.2.11Mobile Tech Vocab- Spanish to English
5.2.12Mobile Tech Vocab- English to Spanish
5.2.13Mobile Tech Vocab- Translations
5.2.14Social Media - Listening
6Holiday
7The World Around Us
7.1The World Around Us
8Present Tense
8.1Present Tense
8.1.1Regular AR Verbs
8.1.2Irregular AR Verbs
8.1.3Regular ER Verbs
8.1.4Irregular ER Verbs
8.1.5Irregular ER Verbs 2
8.1.6Regular IR Verbs
8.1.7Irregular IR Verbs
8.1.8Irregular IR Verbs 2
8.1.9Irregular IR Verbs 3
8.1.10Irregular IR Verbs 3
8.1.11To Be
8.1.12Uses of To Be
8.1.13Uses of To Be 2
8.1.14To Like
8.1.15To Have
9Past Tense
9.1Preterite Tense
9.2Imperfect Tense
9.3Imperfect v Perfect
9.4Infinitive Phrases
10Future Tense
11Conditional
12Grammar
12.1Articles
12.2Adjectives
12.2.1Gender & Position
12.2.2The Position of Adjectives
12.2.3Adjectives that Change Endings
12.2.4Adjectives that Remain the Same
12.2.5Adjectives 2
12.2.6'Ser'
12.2.7'Estar'
12.2.8Grande & Bueno
12.2.9Plurals Ending in a Consonant
12.2.10Plurals Ending in a Vowel
12.2.11Possession
12.2.12Indefinite
12.2.13Complex Comparisons
12.3Nouns
12.3.1Common Noun Endings
12.3.2Other Noun Endings
12.3.3People & Animals
12.3.4Nouns that Stay the Same
12.3.5Nouns Used for Masculine or Feminine
12.3.6Masculine & Feminine Nouns
12.3.7Masculine Exceptions
12.3.8Feminine Exceptions
12.3.9Noun Endings that Are Usually Feminine
12.3.10Noun Endings that Are Usually Masculine
12.3.11Masculine Nouns
12.3.12Masculine & Feminine Nouns
12.3.13Plural Nouns that End in a Vowel
12.3.14Plural Nouns that End in a Consonant
12.6Pronouns
12.7Negatives
12.8Questions
12.10Adverbs
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