Irregular 'yo' Forms - Present Tense

What is the irregular 'yo' form of the verb *tener* (to have) in the present tense?

• tengo

• teno

• tiene

• tenemos

What is the irregular 'yo' form of the verb *salir* (to leave/go out) in the present tense?

• saleo

• salgo

• salo

• salimos

Which of the following is the correct irregular 'yo' form of *hacer* (to do/make)?

• haceo

• haco

• hago

• hace

Which sentence correctly uses the irregular 'yo' form of *poner* (to put) in the present tense?

• Yo pono la mesa.

• Yo pongo la mesa.

• Yo ponemos la mesa.

• Yo pone la mesa.

A student wants to say "I go out with my friends on weekends" in Spanish. Which sentence is correct?

• Yo salo con mis amigos los fines de semana.

• Yo salgo con mis amigos los fines de semana.

• Yo sale con mis amigos los fines de semana.

• Yo salemos con mis amigos los fines de semana.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses an irregular 'yo' form to talk about a free time activity?

• Yo hago ejercicio todos los días.

• Yo haceo ejercicio todos los días.

• Yo hace ejercicio todos los días.

• Yo hacemos ejercicio todos los días.

Which of the following verbs does NOT follow the irregular '-go' pattern in the 'yo' form?

• tener

• salir

• hablar

• hacer

Which of the following correctly identifies a group of verbs that all share the same type of irregular 'yo' form ending in '-go'?

• tener, salir, poner, hacer

• hablar, comer, vivir, tener

• ser, estar, ir, dar

• conocer, saber, ver, oír

How does the irregular 'yo' form differ from the other present tense forms of the verb *salir*? Which statement best explains this?

• Only the 'yo' form adds '-go' while all other forms follow regular -ir conjugation patterns.

• All forms of *salir* are irregular in the present tense.

• The 'yo' form is the only regular form; all others are irregular.

• The 'yo' form drops the final vowel while other forms add '-go'.