Verbos en -ER

Los verbos en -ER

Vamos a aprender!

Aprender - to
learn

Deber - to
have to; must

Comer - to eat

Beber - to drink

Multiple Choice

Which verb would I use if I was having lunch?

• Deber

• Comer

• Aprender

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Which verb best describes what I do in school?

• Deber

• Beber

• Aprender

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Which verb would I use if was thirsty?

• Beber

• Deber

• Aprender

Correr - to run

Vender - to sell

Leer - to read

Responder - to
respond

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If I wanted to go for a jog in the park, which verb would I use?

Type the Spanish verb.

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If I was in the library, which verb would I most likely use?

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If I had a bunch of stuff I didn't want anymore, what verb would I likely use?

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Type in the subject pronoun that matches the form of the verb:

como ( I eat)

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Type in the subject pronoun that matches the form of the verb:

leemos ( We read)

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Type in the subject pronoun that matches the form of the verb:

respondes (you respond)

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Type in the subject pronoun that matches the form of the verb:

beben (masc.)

Some -er verbs are called “-go” verbs……

Traer - to bring; wear

Some -er verbs just change their stem/root, like Querer - to
want

Multiple Choice

Which verb means "to have"?

• tener

• traer

• querer

Multiple Choice

Which verb means "to bring"?

• traer

• tener

• aprender

Multiple Select

Which of the following are also called "-go"verbs? (choose more than 1)

• vender

• querer

• traer

• tener

Multiple Choice

WHY are these verbs called "-go" verbs?

• They are verbs of motion.

• They are related to the word 'tango'.
• The YO form ends in "g o".

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Which verb is an example of a stem-changing verb?

Multiple Choice

WHY is the verb QUERER called a "boot" verb?

• It is always conjugated in the same way.
• It is not used in the present tense.
• Each form makes a spelling change in the stem except for the nosotros form.