Apuntes: verbos y conjugación -AR

Like English, Spanish has both regular and irregular verbs.

• True

• False

All Spanish verbs fall into (a)   categories. (Write a number, please.)

The categories that Spanish verbs fall into are:

• -AR verbs

• -ER verbs

• -IR verbs

• -OR verbs

• -UR verbs

The largest (most numerous) category of verbs is the ____ group.

• -AR verb

• -ER verb

• -IR verb

• -OR verb

• -UR verb

Regular Spanish verbs have two parts: a stem and an ____.

• ending

• leaf

• root

• beginning

Regular Spanish verbs have two parts: a (a)   and an ending.

A verb that has the "original" ending is said to be in the _____.

• infinitive form

• conjugated form

• irregular form

• rare form

A verb that has been changed to match the subject of a sentence has been ____.

• cornered

• conjugated

• confused

• cancelled

How does "conjugation" occur?

• Remove the infinitive ending; put the conjugated ending that matches who's doing the action on the stem

• Put the conjugated ending that matches who's doing the action on the end of the infinitive form

• Remove the stem; put the conjugated ending that matches who's doing the action on the infinitive ending

How many different endings are there to conjugate a verb in Spanish? (Please write a number.)

(a)