WorksheetsS1 ~ Regular -ER Verbs (Spanish)
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 13mins
You (informal) sweep the floor
Yo barro el suelo
Ella barre el suelo
Tú barres el suelo
Nosotros barremos el suelo
We read a magazine
Vosotros leéis una revista
Nosotros leemos una revista
Él lee una revista
Ustedes leen una revista
You all (formal) learn
(a)
I should/ought to...
Yo debo...
Ella debe...
Usted debe...
Nosotras debemos...
You all (informal) understand
Tú comprendes
Usted comprende
Vosotros comprendéis
Nosotros comprendemos
What are the present-tense indicative mood verb endings for -er verbs in Spanish?
-o, -as, -a, -amos, -áis, -an
-o, -es, -e, -imos, -ís, -en
-o, -es, -e, -emos, -éis, -en
-í, -iste, ió, -imos, -isteis, -ieron
Ella (a) el suelo.
Ellas (a) una revista.
We should/ought to...
Ustedes deben...
Vosotros debéis...
Ellas deben...
Nosotros debemos...
Verb tense refers to...
When the action occurs
The manner in which the action occurs
Who is completing the action
The degree of certainty with which an action occurs
The tone/degree of certainty with which an action occurs is a grammatical notion known as...
verb tense
person
verb mood
aspect
Cierto/Falso ~ The indicative mood in Spanish is used to communicate about concrete actions that have occurred/are occurring/will occur.
(a)
Cierto/Falso ~ The personal pronoun is not always needed in Spanish due to the inflectional endings on the verbs that tell us who is completing the action.
(a)
Yo (barrer) el suelo.
barres
barréís
barremos
barro
Ellos (barrer) el suelo.
(a)
Ella (leer) una revista.
(a)
Nosotros (aprender) el español.
(a)
Usted (comprender) muchas lenguas.
(a)
Ustedes (comer) la pizza.
(a)
Él (correr) cada mañana.
(a)
