A question can open a discussion or seek a response.
The idea
Use plantear una pregunta to put a question forward; conjugate plantear for the subject.
Examples
- La profesora planteó una pregunta sobre el clima.The teacher raised a question about the climate.
- El grupo planteó una pregunta difícil al final.The group raised a difficult question at the end.
- En la reunión planteamos una pregunta sobre el presupuesto.At the meeting we raised a question about the budget.
- El periodista planteó una pregunta al alcalde.The journalist put a question to the mayor.
- Puedes plantear una pregunta abierta para iniciar el debate.You can pose an open question to start the debate.
- La vecina planteó una pregunta sobre el transporte.The neighbour raised a question about transport.
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Watch out
Avoid the invented combination poner una pregunta when introducing a question; use plantear una pregunta.
Try it yourself
Complete the sentence: Ayer el consejo ___ una pregunta sobre el parque. (planteó / planteará)
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planteó
planteó places the action yesterday.
Complete the sentence: Queremos plantear una ___ sobre el proyecto. (pregunta / ventana)
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pregunta
pregunta names what the group wants to raise.
Complete the sentence: La alumna planteó una pregunta ___ directora. (a la / de la)
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a la
a la introduces the person addressed.
Practice round
Answer questions, then rebuild Spanish sentences where available. We keep your score.
Complete the sentence: Ayer el consejo ___ una pregunta sobre el parque. (planteó / planteará)
Complete the sentence: Queremos plantear una ___ sobre el proyecto. (pregunta / ventana)
Complete the sentence: La alumna planteó una pregunta ___ directora. (a la / de la)
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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