Spanish Ojalá, Quizás and Tal Vez Quiz

1. Ojalá is used in this lesson to express a present or future wish.

True False

2. Ojalá needs "espero" before it in order to express a wish.

True False

3. "Ojalá tengas suerte" is a wish.

True False

4. "Quizás venga mañana" expresses a possibility.

True False

5. "Tal vez esté en casa" can present a possibility with the subjunctive.

True False

6. According to the lesson, quizás and tal vez must always be followed by the subjunctive.

True False

7. According to the lesson, quizás and tal vez can occur with either indicative or subjunctive.

True False

8. The lesson assigns fixed probability percentages to indicative and subjunctive after quizás.

True False

9. "Quizás viene mañana" can present the possibility relatively assertively in context.

True False

10. "Quizás venga mañana, pero no tengo ninguna información nueva" foregrounds uncertainty.

True False

11. "Ojalá llegue hoy" and "Quizás llegue hoy" have the same communicative meaning.

True False

12. "Ojalá llegue hoy" expresses what the speaker wants.

True False

13. "Quizás llegue hoy" expresses uncertainty about what may happen.

True False

14. "Quizás haya otra opción. Ojalá sea más barata." combines a possibility with a wish.

True False

15. The lesson teaches contrary-to-fact wishes about past situations as its main target.

True False

16. Mood choice after quizás and tal vez depends partly on context and speaker framing.

True False

17. "Tal vez llega hoy" and "Tal vez llegue hoy" are both presented as possible patterns in the lesson.

True False