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WorksheetsSpanish regular -ar and -er verb meanings
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 25mins
romper
to break
to romp
to roam
to dangle
vender
to ventilate
to sell
to defend
to fight
deber
to debate
to debrief
to discombobulate
to owe (ought to/should)
responder
to respond
to respirate
to revise
to ponder again
pelear
to please
to fight
to pretend
to bamboozle
aceptar
to accept
to find
to throw
to catch
ayudar
to agitate
to climb
to grate
to help
cantar
to color
to hold
to sing
to scream
enseñar
to teach
to insinuate
to learn
to expect
llevar
to carry, wear
to eschew
to give
to hinder
esperar
to be desperate
to wait for, hope for
to chant
to rush
mirar
to look at, watch
to migrate
to jab
to dab
nadar
to navigate
to mend
to swim
tp jump
necesitar
to need
to reach
to find
to kick
tomar
to take, drink
to be tomorrow
to tomato someone
to behave
tocar
to touch, play an instrument
to sing
to beat
to lie
pagar
to page
to fly
to pay for
to ring
comprar
to dig
to bite
to hate
to buy
odiar
to hate
to stink
to drop
to please
What is the ending for ALL regular -ar and -er verbs in the "yo" form?
depends on the word
-a or -e
-o
none of these
The difference between REGULAR -ar and -er verbs in the present tense is
all of them are the same
all of the "a's" change to "e."
it changes based on the word
only the yo form is different
Which of these is the correct endings for REGULAR -er verbs?
-o, -as, -a, -amos, -an
-o, eas, ea, eamos, ean
-o, -es, -e, -emos, -en
-o, -aes, ae, aemos, aen
True for False: ALL regular -ar and -er verbs follow the same rules for how to conjugate. (The endings may be different.)
True
False
Which of the following is NOT a rule for conjugating regular present tense verbs?
Remove the ending
Recognize the subject for subject verb agreement.
Reverse the endings and the beginnings.
Replace the dropped ending with the new ending.
