Verb Study - Spanish

What is a verb?

• an action word

• word representing a noun

• the subject of a sentence

• a word form only found in the English language

What is an infinitive?

• a conjugation

• a verb that has not been changed to match a subject

• the subject of a sentence

• a number that is so great it cannot be measured

• where Buzz Lightyear goes... and beyond!

What does it mean to conjugate a verb?

• Let it marry another verb. Mr & Mrs. Verb.

• To think up a new verb.

• The tense of a verb

• To change the verb form to match who or what is doing that action.

• To put a "To" in front of the verb

What is a verb tense?

• Putting the verb form in the present.

• An action taking place right now.

• A mood that indicates when the action takes place.

• Replacing a noun with a verb.

What is a pronoun?

• A word that can replace a noun.

• A noun that has gone pro, and now gets paid to be a noun.

• A noun that has been changed to match the verb.

• A conjugated noun.

Can you conjugate a noun?

• Yes

• No

Can you conjugate a verb?

• Yes

• No

You can identify an infinitive verb in English by...

• The ending of the verb

• It has changed to match the subject

• They always introduce themselves

• The word TO before it

You can identify a Spanish Infinitive by...

• the ending of the word.

• the word TO in front of it.

• it has changed to match the subject.

• it says HOLA

Which of the following is an example of conjugating?

• José sleeps at night. > He sleeps at night.

• To sleep > I sleep, You sleep, He sleeps, We sleep

• Sleepar, Sleeper, Sleepir