Conjugation in Spanish

What is the last letter in every infinitive verb?

• a

• o

• e

• r

There are _____ main groups of regular verbs when conjugating in Spanish.

What is the infinitive form of verbs recognized by in Spanish?

• By the prefix 'con-'

• By the word 'to' at the beginning

• By the ending of the verb

• By the use of the verb in a sentence

What is the subject pronoun for the speaker in Spanish? It is a two letter word that begins with 'y' and ends with 'o'.

Where is the world would we say "vosotros" for "you all"?

Which personal pronoun would you use for addressing a group of people formally in Latin America?

• ustedes

• ellos

• nosotros

• vosotros

How do you conjugate a regular verb in Spanish for the first person singular?

• Use the verb in the infinitive form

• Change the verb to the past tense form

• No change is needed

• Remove the infinitive ending and add the appropriate suffix

What does the present indicative tense in Spanish express about future actions?

• It cannot be used to talk about the future

• It can also describe actions that will happen in the future

• It is only used for actions happening now

• It is used exclusively for past actions

Which verb ending is not a category for regular verbs in Spanish?

• -ar

• -er

• -or

• -ir