A Level Spanish Practice Exam

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Which verb means "to correct" in Spanish?

Revisar
Corregir
Modificar
Ajustar

The correct answer is: Corregir

The verb that means "to correct" in Spanish is indeed "corregir." This term is used specifically to indicate making something right or fixing an error. In various contexts, it could refer to correcting written work, mistakes in calculations, or any sort of error that needs rectification. While the other verbs might involve changes or adjustments, they do not capture the specific action of correction in the same way. "Revisar" translates more to "to review," which implies looking over something, possibly for corrections but not necessarily implementing them. "Modificar" means "to modify" or change something broadly, and "ajustar" means "to adjust," which is more about making something fit or function better rather than correcting it. Thus, "corregir" is the precise term for "to correct."