Practice: Grammar 2 in Spanish Lesson 1

Can you form questions based on the given sentences?

Yes, based on the sentences provided:

1. Do you want to see them? (¿Los quieres ver?)

2. Do you have a new dress? I want to see it. (¿Tienes un vestido nuevo? Quiero mirarte.)

3. Can you show me a picture of your work?

Forming Questions in Spanish Grammatical Practice 2

Question Formation: In Spanish, questions are often formed by inverting the subject and verb, and adding a question mark at the end of the sentence. Questions can be formed using question words like "¿Qué" (What), "¿Quién" (Who), "¿Dónde" (Where), etc.

For example, in the given sentences:

1. "Me gustan los pantalones. ¿Quieres verlos?" - "Do you want to see them?"

2. "Quiero las blusas. Voy a comprarlas." - "I want the blouses. I'm going to buy them."

3. "El precio es veintidós euros. Tengo que pagarlos." - "The price is twenty-two euros. I have to pay them."

Questions help in seeking information or confirming details in a conversation. They are essential in effective communication and language learning.

Practice forming questions in Spanish by changing declarative sentences into interrogative ones. Use the correct question word and question structure to enhance your language skills.