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False Friends in English for Spanish Speakers

Medium-difficulty multiple-choice quiz testing common false friends: embarrassed, actually, sensible, library, realize, constipated, pretend.

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Published June 20, 2026

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Question 1: Which English word best matches the Spanish 'embarazada'?

Pregnant

Ashamed

Confused

Embarrassed

Question 2: If a friend says 'Actually, I like it', what is the likely meaning?

Possibly

In fact or actually

Never

Currently

Question 3: Which English word is a good translation for Spanish 'sensible'?

Sensitive only

Sensible (reasonable)

Sensible (stupid)

Sensible (sensitive)

Question 4: You need to study in the 'library'. Where should you go?

A place with books to borrow and read

A bookstore to buy books

A book café

A stationery shop

Question 5: If someone says 'I realize the problem', what does 'realize' mean here?

Become aware of

To imagine

To perform or carry out

To deny

Question 6: A Spanish speaker says 'I'm constipated' intending 'tengo constipación' in the sense of a cold. How might an English listener interpret it?

They think you are tired

They think you have difficulty passing stool

They assume you have a cold

They interpret it as stressed

Question 7: In a role-play, if you 'pretend' to be asleep, what are you doing?

Acting as if you are asleep

Insisting on sleeping

Truly falling asleep

Planning to sleep later

Question 8: Which short tip best avoids false-friend errors with these words?

Avoid English words that look similar

Learn English meanings separately, not by spelling match

Only use cognates in speech

Translate every word literally