Quiz & Worksheet - Difference Between Quedar & Quedarse

Instructions:

Choose an answer and hit 'next'. You will receive your score and answers at the end.

question 1 of 3

Select the option that best fills in the blank:
Siempre _____ con mis amigos los fines de semana. (I always arrange to meet my friends on weekends.)

me quedo quedo

quedamos queda

Worksheet

Print Quedar vs. Quedarse Worksheet

1.
Select the option that best fills in the blank:
_____ en casa de mis abuelos este fin de semana. (We are staying at my grandparents' this weekend.)

Quedan
Se quedan
Nos quedamos
Quedamos

2. Select the best translation for: 'There is no milk left.'

No queda leche.
Queda no leche.
No quedan leche.
No quedo leche.

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About This Quiz & Worksheet

About This Quiz and Worksheet

With this combination of quiz and worksheet, you are reviewing the differing uses of quedar and quedarse in the Spanish language. Questions ask you to choose the best word to fill in the blank of a given sentence, along with directly translating an English phrase.

Quiz and Worksheet Goals

Expect to find the situations listed below in the questions on this quiz:

Arranging to meet with friends
Staying with grandparents
A dress that looks good on someone
Staying at a hotel

Skills Practiced

Defining key concepts - ensure that you know the proper Spanish word for 'milk'
Information recall - remember what you have learned about completing Spanish sentences
Knowledge application - use what you know to answer translation questions involving staying at a hotel