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WorksheetsPasatiempos Grupo 3
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 19mins
¿Qué dice el maestro?
To play
To swim
To ski
To dance
¿Qué dice el maestro?
To play
To swim
To ski
To dance
¿Qué dice el maestro?
To play
To swim
To ski
To dance
¿Qué dice el maestro?
To play
To swim
To ski
To dance
¿Qué dice el maestro?
To run
To practice
To ski
To dance
¿Qué dice el maestro?
To run
To practice
To ski
To dance
Which form of a verb never stem changes?
Nosotros
Ellos
Yo
Ella
Which word below is an infinitive?
To run
I run
I ran
Running
Which word below is not an infinitive?
nadar
correr
esquiar
practico
What 3 ways can an infinitive end in Spanish?
AR, ER, IR
ER, UR, AR
IR, ER, OR
AR, IR, UR
What word is always put in front of infinitives in English?
(a)
When the -AR,-ER, or -IR is removed from the infinitive verb and an ending such as (o,as,a,amos,an) is added to the stem of the verb. What is this process called?
infinitive verb
stem changer
conjugation
None of these options
What is a stem-changing verb?
A verb that starts with "to"
A verb that changes spelling in the stem of the verb in all forms except the nosotros form of the verb
A verb in which someone is doing the action
None of these options
A mí me gusta (a) (to practice) deportes con mis amigos.
El muchacho (a) en la nieve. *remember - ski-ing has an accent on the "i".*
El chico pelirrojo quiere (a) en la piscina.
Ellos (a) básquetbol porque tienen una pelota.
Tú, yo y mi amiga (a) cuando vamos a Prom.
Yo no (a) rápido porque no me gusta correr.
El hombre (a) al golf en los veranos.
Tú (a) en los ríos fríos.
Yo necesito (a) (to dance) mucho porque no bailo bien.
Los estudiantes y los maestros (a) (practice) deportes porque no juegan bien.
Tú y mi abuela y yo (a) videojuegos todo el día.
Ella (a) mucho porque a ella le gusta nadar.
