Spanish Difficult Review Quiz -
Grammar: The Parts of Language! (Answers)
In this Spanish Difficult Review quiz you will be looking at the various parts of language. You have learned all about the parts of language in your regular English classes. As you can see, most of these parts of language are also found in Spanish, although their placement in a sentence may vary somewhat.
Because the Spanish sentence structure varies in its word placement, it really can be very helpful to you to come to really understand the parts of language as you need to pay very close attention to where each word is placed and how each word relates to the other. That means really getting to know what each word is, i.e., noun, adjective, adverb, verb, preposition, conjunction, etc. As you continue to learn the Spanish sentence structure, it will greatly aid you in understanding the parts of language in English. So let’s take a look at the different parts of language as they are spoken in Spanish.
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| adjective | adjetivo [m] |
| adverb | adverbio [m] |
| enunciation | enunciación [f] |
| antonym | antónimo [m] |
| conjunction | conjunción [f] |
| consonant | consonante [f] |
| homonym | homónimo [m] |
| letter | letra [f] |
| metaphor | metáfora [f] |
| noun | sustantivo [m] |
| onomatopoeia | onomatopeya [f] |
| paragraph | párrafo [m] |
| phrase | frase [f] |
| preposition | preposición [f] |
| pronoun | pronombre [m] |
| sentence | oración [f] |
| story | historia [f] |
| synonym | sinónimo [m] |
| verb | verbo [m] |
| vowel | vocal [f] |
| word | palabra [f] |
For this quiz, you will be given ten definitions that will describe a part of language. Your challenge is to locate the proper part of language in Spanish that goes with the given definition.
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The part of language that shows us the relationship between a noun or pronoun and other words in a sentence and tells us what is happening and when is a preposition. Preposition in Spanish is preposición.
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The part of language where two different words mean the same or nearly the same thing is known as a synonym. Synonym in Spanish is sinónimo.
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A paragraph should contain three parts, i.e., a topic, supporting information to address the topic and a concluding sentence. The Spanish word for paragraph is párrafo.
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The word (or group of words) that is used to connect other words, phrases, clauses or sentences together is known as a conjunction. Conjunction in Spanish is conjunción.
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The use of words to imitate a sound or an idea is known as an onomatopoeia. Onomatopoeia in Spanish is onomatopeya.
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The part of language when two things are implied as being the same thing is known as a metaphor. Metaphor in Spanish is metáfora.
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The part of language when two words mean the opposite or nearly the opposition thing is known as an antonym. Antonym in Spanish is antónimo.
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A person, place or thing is a noun. Noun in Spanish is sustantivo.
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The part of language where a word is used to describe, identify or further define a noun or a pronoun is known as an adjective. Adjective in Spanish is adjetivo.
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A word that is used to replace one or more nouns is known as a pronoun. Pronoun in Spanish is pronombre.
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