Verbos Irregulares YO

What do the Spanish words "Salgo," "Traigo," "Hago," and "Pongo" have in common?

• They are all verbs in the infinitive form.

• They all mean types of food.

• They are all irregular verbs in the first person present tense.

• They are all adjectives.

What do irregular verbs in Spanish not follow?

• A) A specific pattern

• B) A list of rules

• C) A set of vocabulary

• D) A conjugation chart

When studying Spanish verbs today, which person will we focus on?

• A) Second person

• B) Third person

• C) First person

• D) All persons

Where should you take notes during the Spanish lesson?

• A) In a notebook or on a computer

• B) On the blackboard

• C) In a textbook

• D) On a worksheet

What is the meaning of "Hacer" in English?

• To eat

• To do or to make

• To run

• To read

How do you say "I do" in Spanish?

• Yo como

• Yo corro

• Yo hago

• Yo leo

Which sentence means "I do my homework every day" in Spanish?

• Yo hago la tarea todos los días.

• Yo hago la comida todos los días.

• Yo leo un libro todos los días.

• Yo corro una milla todos los días.

What is the English translation of the Spanish verb "Poner"?

• To come

• To put

• To run

• To eat

How do you say "I put my books inside my backpack" in Spanish?

• Yo pongo mis libros dentro de mi mochila.

• Yo corro mis libros dentro de mi mochila.

• Yo como mis libros dentro de mi mochila.

• Yo vengo mis libros dentro de mi mochila.

What is the English translation of the Spanish verb "Traer"?

• To make

• To bring

• To write

• To read