Intro to subject pronouns and regular verb conjugation

Multiple Choice

Why is it important to understand regular verbs when learning a new language like Spanish?

• Because regular verbs follow predictable patterns, making it easier to form sentences.

• Because regular verbs are rarely used in conversation.

• Because regular verbs are only used in written Spanish.

• Because regular verbs change meaning depending on the context.

Multiple Choice

Which pronoun would you use to refer to a male friend in Spanish?

• él

• ella

• nosotros

• usted

Open Ended

How does the pronoun 'ella' differ from 'él' in Spanish?

Open Ended

Explain the difference between 'tú' and 'usted' in Spanish. When would you use each one?

Multiple Choice

Which Spanish pronoun would you use to refer to a group of girls including yourself?

• nosotros

• nosotras

• ella

• ustedes

Multiple Select

Select all the pronouns that refer to a single person.

• tú

• él

• nosotros

• nosotras

Multiple Choice

Which Spanish pronoun would you use to address a group of people informally in Spain?

• vosotros

• ustedes

• ellos

• ellas

Multiple Choice

Which Spanish pronoun would you use to refer to a group of girls?

• vosotros

• ustedes

• ellos

• ellas

Multiple Select

Select all the correct infinitive endings for regular Spanish verbs.

• -ar

• -er

• -ir

• -or

Multiple Choice

What is the first step in conjugating a regular Spanish verb?

• Remove the -ar, -er, or -ir ending

• Change the verb ending to -ando

• Add a pronoun before the verb

• Double the last letter of the verb

Multiple Choice

What is the stem of the verb 'comer' in Spanish?

• com

• come

• comer

• co

Open Ended

Explain the process of conjugating a regular Spanish verb using the information from the first two images.

Multiple Select

Which of the following are steps in conjugating a regular verb in Spanish?

• Remove the ending from the infinitive

• Add a new ending to the stem

• Change the subject pronoun

• Translate the verb to English

Multiple Choice

Which ending would you use for the verb 'hablar' with the subject pronoun 'tú'?

• as

• es

• a

• o

Open Ended

Compare the endings for -ER and -AR verbs for the pronoun 'yo'. What do you notice about them?

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the correct ending for the verb form 'nosotros' when conjugating regular -IR verbs in Spanish?

• imos

• en

• es

• ís

Multiple Choice

Based on the pronoun chart and the list of nouns, which pronoun would you use for 'los cuadernos'?

• ellos

• ellas

• nosotros

• él

Multiple Choice

Which of the following pronouns would you use for 'tu padre'?

• él

• ella

• ellos

• nosotros

Open Ended

What is one thing you learned today about regular verbs in Spanish that you found interesting or useful?