How Do Spanish Verbs Work?

Which of the following is not true about Spanish verbs:

• There are regular and irregular verbs.

• There are AR, UR and IR verbs.

• The ending of the verb shows who is performing the action.

• Spanish verbs always end in "r" in their infinitive (unconjugated) form.

What makes irregular verbs different from regular verbs?

• They are longer.

• They have unique roots or endings when conjugated.

• They end in "r."

• They do not change at all when conjugated. They keep their original form.

Is the following an AR, ER or IR verb?

Caminar

• That is a noun.

• AR

• ER

• IR

Is the following an AR, ER or IR verb?

Comer

• ER

• AR

• IR

• That is an adjective.

Is the following an AR, ER or IR verb?

Vivir

• AR

• ER

• I don't know.

• IR

Translate the following to English: Yo estoy

• I am

• You are

• We are

• He is

Translate the following to English: Nosotros estamos

• You (singular, informal) are

• They are

• He is

• We are

AR, ER and IR are types of Spanish...

• Nouns

• Regular verbs

• Irregular verbs

• Adverbs

The Spanish word for "he" is

• Ellos

• Ella

• Él

• Ellas

How do you say "You (plural)" in Spanish?

• Nosotros

• Ustedes

• Usted

• Tu