In Spanish, the order of words in a sentence can be quite different from English! Adjectives often come after the noun, and subjects can be dropped or moved around more freely. Test your knowledge of these patterns by solving this crossword and discover how Spanish likes to arrange its words.
Grid
Fill in the grid: pick a square, read the clue and type your answer.
Clues
Across
- 1. Article
- 6. Same or self
- 9. Soon
- 11. Grammar
- 14. According to
- 15. Big or large
- 16. To close
- 17. Beginning
Down
- 2. Ready or list
- 3. Man
- 4. To want desire
- 5. Structure
- 6. Modifier
- 7. Pronoun
- 8. Inversion of word order
- 10. Goodbye
- 12. To arrive
- 13. Object
Answers
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Across
- 1. Article → articulo
- 6. Same or self → mismo
- 9. Soon → pronto
- 11. Grammar → gramatica
- 14. According to → segun
- 15. Big or large → grande
- 16. To close → cerrar
- 17. Beginning → inicio
Down
- 2. Ready or list → lista
- 3. Man → hombre
- 4. To want desire → querer
- 5. Structure → estructura
- 6. Modifier → modificador
- 7. Pronoun → pronombre
- 8. Inversion of word order → inversion
- 10. Goodbye → adios
- 12. To arrive → llegar
- 13. Object → objeto
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