Question 1 with 1 blank sal-mon question 2 with 1 blank ins-pec-tor question 3 with 1 blank nu-me-ro question 4 with 1 blank fa-cil question 5 with 1 blank ju-go question 6 with 1 blank a-bri-go question 7 with 1 blank ra-pi-do question 8 with 1 blank sa-ba-do question 9 with 1 blank vez question 10 with 1 blank me-nu question 11 with 1 blank o-pe-ra-cion question 12 with 1 blank im-per-me-a-ble question 13 with 1 blank a-de-mas question 14 with 1 blank re-ga-te-ar question 15 with 1 blank an-ti-pa-ti-co question 16 with 1 blank far-ma-cia question 17 with 1 blank es-qui question 18 with 1 blank pen-sion question 19 with 1 blank pa-is question 20 with 1 blank per-don

1. salmón

2. inspector

3. número

4. fácil

5. jugo

6. abrigo

7. rápido

8. sábado

9. vez

10. menú

11. operación

12. impermeable

13. además

14. regatear

15. antipático

16. farmacia

17. esquí

18. pensión

19. país

20. perdón

Explanation:

The exercise aims for you to write the word with proper spelling and accentuation. Here are some rules of accentuation:

The words, in Spanish, have a syllable called tonic, which is the one that, when pronounced, sounds louder. The others are called unstressed syllables, because their voice intensity is less than the tonic. On some occasions, the vowel of the tonic syllable is marked by a spelling sign that is placed on top of it (´). This sign is called tilde or graphic accent. According to its tonic syllable, the words, in Spanish, can be classified as:

AGUDAS - SHARP:

Are those words whose voice punch falls on the last syllable.

Example:

tomar

canción

salmón

menú

GRAVES - PLAIN

They are words of more than one syllable. The voice punch falls on the penultimate syllable.

pelota

ágil

ángel

azúcar

ESDRÚJULAS :

Are those words with more than two syllables. The voice punch falls on the antepenultimate syllable (esdrújulas) or before the antepenultimate (sobreesdrújula).

Examples:

guárdamelo

cómetela

oxígeno

fósforo

GENERAL RULES OF GRAPHIC ACCENTUATION (Use of the tilde)

They have a graphic accent (or tilde [´])

1st Rule:

They will use tilde the sharp words ending in a vowel (a, e, i, o, u) and in the consonants -n and -s.

canción

Perú

anís

2nd Rule:

They will use tilde the PLAIN or GRAVE words that end in consonant, that is neither -n, nor -s.

fácil

difícil

árbol

3rd Rule:

They will use tilde all the esdrújulas and sobreesdrújulas words.

Bélgica

número

rápido

ábremelo