-ER/ -IR Verb Conjugation

¿Cierto o Falso?

-ER & -IR verbs have all the same present tense endings.

• cierto (true)

• falso (false)

¿Cierto o Falso?

The verb 'subir' is an -IR verb.

• cierto (true)

• falso (false)

¿Cierto of Falso?

The subject pronouns and conjugations on the left side of the chart we use to conjugate are singular.

• cierto (true)

• falso (false)

¿Cierto o Falso?

The verb 'pagar' is an -ER verb.

• cierto (true)

• falso (false)

¿Cierto o Falso?

The stem of the verb 'correr' is 'cor.'

• cierto (true)

• falso (false)

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An infinitive ...

• is the base (or simplest) form of the verb

• is a verb that has not been conjugated

• is the 'to + verb' form of a verb

• still has the -ar/-er/-ir attached

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The subject pronoun 'ellas' is...

• masculine

• singular

• feminine

• plural

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The subject pronoun 'usted' is ....

• singular

• plural

• formal

• informal

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The subject pronoun 'vosotros' is....

• masculine

• feminine

• singular

• plural

• formal

Which -ER ending would you use when talking TO a classmate?

• -o

• -en

• -e

• -es

Answer explanation

When speaking TO someone your own age, you can address them informally with 'you' or 'tú'