ER/ IR Verbs Lesson

Open Ended

Explain how the conjugation of the verb 'hablar' changes for different subjects in Spanish. Use examples from the images.

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is NOT a common -AR verb listed in the image?

• bailar

• comer

• mirar

• practicar

Open Ended

What information is missing from the -ER verb endings chart, and why is it important for conjugating -ER verbs in Spanish?

Multiple Choice

to eat

• comer
• beber
• vender
• leer

Multiple Choice

To drink

• comer
• leer
• vender
• beber

Multiple Choice

To read

• beber
• comer
• leer
• vender

Multiple Choice

to open

• abril

• abrir

• comer

• aibril

Multiple Choice

to learn

• vender

• abrir

• aprender

• leer

Open Ended

After learning about -er and -ir verbs, what questions do you still have about Spanish verb endings or their usage?

Multiple Choice

to attend/ to witness

• lerr

• aprender

• abril

• asistir

Multiple Choice

to share

• campartir

• compartir

• correr

• beber

Multiple Choice

to comprehend

• comprender

• compartir

• comprander

• leer

Multiple Choice

to owe/have to/should

• deber

• comer

• beber

• leer

Multiple Choice

to write

• correr

• leer

• escribir

• deber

Multiple Choice

to live

• subir

• escribir

• vivir

• compartir

Multiple Choice

to believe

• vender

• comer

• creer

• deber

Multiple Choice

beber

• to drink

• to open

• to describe

• to share

Multiple Choice

comer

• to eat

• to run

• to share

• to live

Multiple Choice

comprender

• should

• to receive

• to understand

• to describe

Multiple Choice

correr

• to eat

• to drink

• to believe

• to run

Multiple Choice

leer

• to write

• to read

• to receive

• to believe

Multiple Choice

describir

• to read

• to describe

• to write

• to share

Multiple Choice

escribir

• to understand

• to believe

• to receive

• to write

Multiple Choice

vivir

• to decide

• to live

• to read

• to believe

Match

Match the following

• recibir

• escribir

• beber

• deber

• describir

to recieve

to write

to drink

"to should"

to describe

• to recieve

• to write

• to drink

• "to should"

• to describe

Match

Match the following

asistir

abrir

leer

comprender

comer

• asistir

• abrir

• leer

• comprender

• comer

Multiple Choice

What is the correct verb ending according to the subject pronoun in Spanish?

• Yo comes

• Yo comer

• Yo como

• Yo come

Multiple Choice

What is the correct verb ending according to the subject pronoun in Spanish?

• Nosotros viven en Nueva York.

• Nosotros vives en Nueva York.

• Nosotros vive en Nueva York.

• Nosotros vivimos en Nueva York.

Multiple Choice

What is the correct verb ending according to the subject pronoun in Spanish?

• Usted bebes agua

• Usted beben agua

• Usted bebe agua

• Usted beber agua

Multiple Choice

What is the correct verb ending according to the subject pronoun in Spanish?

• Tú leo libros de Harry Potter.

• Tú lee libros de Harry Potter.

• Tú leen libros de Harry Potter.

• Tú lees libros de Harry Potter.

Multiple Choice

What is the correct verb ending according to the subject pronoun in Spanish?

• Ella escribe en Español.

• Ella escribes en Español.

• Ella escriben en Español.

• Ella escribo en Español.

Multiple Choice

What is the correct verb ending according to the subject pronoun in Spanish?

• Ellos corres en el parque.

• Ellos corre en el parque.

• Ellos corro en el parque.

• Ellos corren en el parque.

Fill in the Blanks

Fill in the Blanks

Reorder

Put the words in order for the following translation.

"I understand a lot in math class"

• yo

• comprendo

• mucho

• en

• la clase de matematicas

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Reorder

Put the words in order for the following translation.

"We should study for the test"

• nosotros

• debemos

• estudiar

• para

• el examen

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

Reorder

Put the words in order for the following translation.

"The players run a lot during the game"

• Los jugadores

• corren

• mucho

• durante

• el partido

1

2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5