Irregular adverbs (mixed) 2

More practice with Spanish irregular adverbs. Intermediate-level exercise with nuanced adverbial expressions.

📚 Quick grammar review

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Place adverbs: aquí, ahí, allí / allá — Aquí / acá = here (near me); ahí = there (near you); allí / allá = over there (far away). Acá and allá are preferred in Latin America and suggest vaguer or approaching movement; aquí and allí are more precise and used widely in Spain.

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Entonces, luego, después — ordering events — Entonces = then/at that point (used for logical consequence or a specific past moment). Luego = then/next (sequence of events). Después = afterwards/later. All three can start a sentence but have slightly different nuances — entonces implies a result, luego/después just signal what comes next.

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Casi, apenas, sólo / solo — Casi (almost) and apenas (hardly/barely/just) are easy to confuse: Casi llegué tarde (I almost arrived late — but I didn't); Apenas llegué (I had barely arrived / I just arrived). Solo/sólo (only/just) is now written without an accent even when it means "only".

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Fill in the blanks with the Spanish translation of the word/s in (parentheses). Choose from the following options: demasiado, bien, mucho, peor, poco, siempre, bastante, mejor, mal, nunca

1. Yo voy a esa playa. (never)✓

2. Mi sobrino baila . (well)✓

3. Me cansa porque siempre habla . (too much)✓

4. Gano para apoyar a mis padres. (enough)✓

5. Tu hermano come , pero es gordo. (little)✓

6. Nuestros vecinos han hecho para nosotros. (a lot)✓

7. Natalia canta que su hermana. (worse)✓

8. Tu mamá sonríe cuando me ve. (always)✓

9. La última vez jugaron . (better)✓

10. Tu papá conduce (maneja) muy . (badly)✓