01 Present Tense - GO-YO verbs - Practice 3

The video tutorial covers irregular verb forms in Spanish, focusing on 'goyo' verbs, which have unique 'yo' forms. It provides practice exercises for translating sentences into Spanish and offers examples of these verbs in various contexts. The tutorial also includes additional practice with expressions and emphasizes the importance of understanding verb conjugations.

What is unique about 'goyo' verbs in their 'yo' form?

• They are always reflexive.

• They have an added 'G'.

• They end with 'ar'.

• They do not change in any form.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses a 'goyo' verb?

• Yo tengo un perro.

• Yo hago mi tarea.

• Yo como una manzana.

• Yo soy alto.

What does 'Le traemos flores a nuestra abuela' mean in English?

• We bring flowers to our grandmother.

• We buy flowers for our grandmother.

• We take flowers from our grandmother.

• We sell flowers to our grandmother.

In the sentence 'Cuando tengo miedo grito imecaigo', what does 'imecaigo' mean?

• I stand up.

• I fall down.

• I laugh.

• I run away.

What is the Spanish translation for 'When does the movie come out?'

• ¿Cuándo entra la película?

• ¿Cuándo sale la película?

• ¿Cuándo termina la película?

• ¿Cuándo empieza la película?