Review PRETERITO Conjugating Ar ending Verbs

Review PRETERITO Conjugating Ar ending Verbs

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Objetivo/objective

Students will:

- review Preterite -ar ending verb conjugations

- review New Vocabulary

Students will be able to:

- create sentences using the given VERBS from vocabulary

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Quiz

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Multiple Choice

All verbs in Spanish end in _________

• o/as/a/amos/an

• the ending

• ar/er/ir

• verb

Multiple Choice

When conjugating (changing) the verb, what is the first step that I should take?

• drop of the ar/er/ir ending

• add the new ending

• translate the sentence

• get on Google Translate

Multiple Choice

Why is conjugating (changing) the verbs so important?

• It tells us if the noun is masculine or feminine

• It tells us who is doing the action

• It isn't really that important, Spanish teachers just want to make my life difficult

Multiple Choice

Which of these are the correct endings for PRETERITO tense for AR verbs?

• o/as/a/amos/an

• o/es/e/emos/en

• e/aste/o/amos/aron

• ar/er/ir

Multiple Choice

True or False: There are some verbs, that are are named Regular verbs because they follow the regular rules of conjugation.

• True

• Falsa

Multiple Choice

Using the verb "Estudiar", how would I change it to make it say "you studied"?

• yo estudio

• tu estudias

• yo estudie

• tu estudiaste

Multiple Choice

I danced.

• Yo bailo.

• Yo bailé.

• Yo bailar.

• Yo baile.

Multiple Select

Which endings are plural?

• -aron

• -hola

• -amos

• -aste

• -é

Multiple Choice

She sang.

• Ella cantaron.

• Ella canta.

• Ella canté.

• Ella cantó.

Multiple Choice

What is the "ellos, ellas, Uds." (3rd person, plural) preterite ending for regular -ar verbs?

• -an

• -amos

• -asteis

• -aron

Multiple Choice

What is the "nosotros(as)" (1st person, plural) preterite ending for regular -ar verbs?

• -ar

• -amos

• -asteis

• -é

Multiple Choice

What is the "él, ella, Ud." (3rd person, singular) preterite ending for regular -ar verbs?

• -o

• -a

• -ó

• -ió

Multiple Choice

What is the "tú" (2nd person, singular) preterite ending for regular -ar verbs?

• -aste

• -as

• -asteis

• -es

Multiple Choice

What is the "yo" (1st person, singular) preterite ending for regular -ar verbs?

• -o

• -as

• -é

• -ar

Multiple Choice

The preterite tense is used to...

• Talk about INCOMPLETED actions in the past

• Talk about COMPLETED actions in the past

Multiple Choice

Conjugate in the preterite: Yo ______(nadar) en la piscina

• nadé

• nadaste

• nadó

• nadamos

Multiple Choice

Ellos_________sus amigos en Florida.

• visitaron

• visitó

• visitamos

Multiple Choice

Arethra Franklin____________una bonita cancióon (pretty a song).

• cantaste

• cantó

• cantaron

• cantamos

Multiple Choice

You watched television last night.
(mirar)

• Tú miraste la televisión anoche.
• Tú miriste la televisión anoche.
• Tú miras la televisión anoche.
• Tú mires la televisión anoche.

Match

Match the following

nadó

bailó

jugaron al fútbol

sacaron fotos

dibujó

• nadó

• bailó

• jugaron al fútbol

• sacaron fotos

• dibujó

Multiple Choice

Which are the preterit regular endings that go with –ar verbs?

• í, iste, ió, imos, ieron

• o, as, a, amos, an

• é, aste, ó, amos, aron

• o, es, e emos, en

Multiple Choice

Yo _______ por ocho horas anoche.

• trabajó

• trabajaste

• trabajé

• trabajo