Given the verb "poner," select the correct present tense conjugation for "yo" and explain why it is considered a "yo-go" verb.

Pongo; because it adds "-go" in the "yo" form

Pono; because it ends in "-o" in the "yo" form

Pone; because it is regular in the "yo" form

Ponga; because it is a stem-changing verb

Which of the following sentences uses a stem-changing verb correctly in the present tense?

Yo duermo ocho horas cada noche.

Yo dormo ocho horas cada noche.

Yo dorme ocho horas cada noche.

Yo dormimos ocho horas cada noche.

A student is unsure whether "hacer" is a "yo-go" verb. What evidence can you provide to support your answer?

The "yo" form is "hago," which adds "-go."

The "yo" form is "haco," which is regular.

The "yo" form is "hace," which is regular.

The "yo" form is "haga," which is subjunctive.

You are asked to conjugate "venir" in the present tense for "yo" and "tú." What are the correct forms, and what patterns do you notice?

Vengo, vienes; "yo-go" and stem change in "tú"

Veno, vienes; regular and stem change

Vengo, venes; "yo-go" and regular

Viene, vienes; both stem change

A teacher asks you to explain why "decir" is considered both a "yo-go" and a stem-changing verb. Which explanation is correct?

The "yo" form is "digo" (adds "-go"), and other forms change "e" to "i"

The "yo" form is "decio," and other forms are regular

The "yo" form is "digo," and other forms are regular

The "yo" form is "dice," and all forms are regular

Given the verb "tener," analyze its present tense conjugation and explain how it demonstrates both "yo-go" and stem-changing characteristics.

"Tengo" in "yo" form ("yo-go"), "tienes" in "tú" form (stem change e → ie)

"Teno" in "yo" form (regular), "tienes" in "tú" form (no stem change)

"Tengo" in "yo" form (regular), "tienes" in "tú" form (regular)

"Tienes" in "yo" form (stem change only)

A student writes "yo ponio" for "I put." Explain the error and provide the correct form.

The correct form is "yo pongo" because "poner" is a "yo-go" verb.

The correct form is "yo pone" because "poner" is regular.

The correct form is "yo ponio" because it follows the regular pattern.

The correct form is "yo poné" because of the accent.

You are given the verb "salir." How would you explain to a classmate why the "yo" form is "salgo" and not "salo"?

"Salir" is a "yo-go" verb, so the "yo" form adds "-go" instead of just "-o."

"Salir" is regular, so it should be "salo."

"Salir" is a stem-changing verb, so it becomes "salgo."

"Salir" is irregular in all forms, so it is "salgo."

A student is confused about the verb "hacer." How would you help them remember its "yo" form and its meaning?

Remind them that "hacer" means "to do/make" and the "yo" form is "hago" because it is a "yo-go" verb.

Remind them that "hacer" means "to go" and the "yo" form is "haco."

Remind them that "hacer" means "to have" and the "yo" form is "hace."

Remind them that "hacer" means "to say" and the "yo" form is "haga."

You are asked to compare the verbs "dormir" and "comer" in the present tense. What is a key difference in their conjugation patterns?

"Dormir" is stem-changing (o → ue), "comer" is regular.

"Comer" is a "yo-go" verb, "dormir" is regular.

A teacher asks you to explain the difference between "yo-go" verbs and stem-changing verbs using examples. Which explanation is best?

"Yo-go" verbs add "-go" in the "yo" form (e.g., "salgo"), while stem-changing verbs change a vowel in the stem in certain forms (e.g., "duermo").

Both types of verbs are regular in all forms.

"Yo-go" verbs change the stem in all forms, stem-changing verbs add "-go" in the "yo" form.

Both types of verbs only change in the "tú" form.

You are given the verbs "venir" and "decir." How would you explain their irregularities in the present tense to a classmate?

Both are "yo-go" verbs and also have stem changes in other forms.

Both are only stem-changing verbs.

Both are only "yo-go" verbs with no other irregularities.

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following best describes a "yo-go" verb in Spanish?

A verb that changes its stem in all forms

A verb that adds "-go" to the "yo" form in the present tense

A verb that is only irregular in the "tú" form

A verb that is regular in all forms

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the correct present tense "yo" form of the verb "tener" (to have)?

Tengo

Teno

Tienes

Tenga

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following verbs is a stem-changing verb in the present tense?

Comer

Vivir

Dormir

Hablar

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What does the verb "hacer" mean in English?

To go

To do/make

To have

To say

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following is the correct present tense conjugation for "decir" in the "yo" form?

Digo

Decio

Dice

Dices

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Which of the following verbs is NOT a "yo-go" verb?

Salir

Poner

Comer

Venir

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

What is the meaning of the stem-changing verb "dormir"?

To sleep

To eat

To write

To run

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Spanish 1 Minor #6 Practice(Spring)

Which of the following best describes a "yo-go" verb in Spanish?

What is the correct present tense "yo" form of the verb "tener" (to have)?

Which of the following verbs is a stem-changing verb in the present tense?

What does the verb "hacer" mean in English?

Which of the following is the correct present tense conjugation for "decir" in the "yo" form?

Which of the following verbs is NOT a "yo-go" verb?

What is the meaning of the stem-changing verb "dormir"?

Which of the following is the correct present tense conjugation for "salir" in the "yo" form?

Which of the following verbs changes its stem from "e" to "ie" in the present tense?

What is the English meaning of the verb "venir"?

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