WorksheetsPreterite Conjugation 6 Categories and SuperIrregulars
Total questions: 38
Worksheet time: 22mins
to be able to
tener
poner
poder
saber
to put
poder
tener
saber
poner
to have
tener
saber
estar
hacer
to know information
estar
saber
hacer
querer
to be
estar
hacer
querer
venir
to do
hacer
querer
venir
decir
to want
querer
venir
decir
traer
to come
venir
decir
traer
traducir
to say
traer
decir
traducir
conducir
to bring
traer
traducir
conducir
poder
to translate
traducir
conducir
poder
poner
to drive
conducir
poder
poner
saber
What is the stem for: poder?
(a)
What is the stem for: poner?
(a)
What is the stem for: tener?
(a)
What is the stem for: saber?
(a)
What is the stem for: estar?
(a)
What is the stem for: hacer?
(a)
What is "hacer" in the 3rd person singular?
(a)
What is the stem for: querer?
(a)
What is the stem for: venir?
(a)
What is the stem for: decir?
(a)
What is the stem for: traer?
(a)
What is the stem for: traducir?
(a)
What is the stem for: conducir?
(a)
Which verbs are "u-stem" verbs?
poner
estar
querer
saber
Which verbs are "i-stem" verbs?
decir
querer
hacer
venir
Which verbs are "j-stem" verbs?
decir
traer
traducir
conducir
Which verbs are "u-stem" verbs?
traducir
saber
poder
tener
Which verbs are "i-stem" verbs?
poner
saber
querer
none of them
What are the endings for the super irregular verbs in the preterite?
What does it mean when a verb is "regular"?
the verb doesn't stem change
the verb has all the same endings
the verb follows the rules for conjugation
the verb does not have any rules for conjugation
Why are the verbs that end in "zar/gar/car" in their own category?
they change the ending in the "yo" form
they have a spelling change in all of the forms
they have a spelling change in the nosotros form
they have a spelling change in the "yo" form only
What two verbs share the same conjugation?
ser/ir
ser/estar
ir/pensar
poner/poder
What are the THREE onlies when it comes to stem-changing verbs in the preterite?
ONLY -ir verbs
ONLY in the third person
ONLY to the first vowel
ONLY when it is in the preterite
In which person do the verbs: leer, creer, oír have a "y" in their stem?
first person singular
second person plural
third person singular
third person plural
What hint helps us remember how to conjugate the verb "dar" in the preterite?
"-ar verb with -ir endings
"-ar verb with super irregular endings"
"just do your best"
"-er verb with -ar endings"
Which verbs can have a stem change in the preterite?
(a)
