WorksheetsEl verbo DAR
Total questions: 50
Worksheet time: 57mins
The verb "dar" means...
(a)
The verb "to give" in Spanish is...
(a)
"Doy" means...
(a)
"I give" is...
(a)
"you (familiar) give" is...
(a)
"Das" means...
(a)
"you (formal) give" is...
(a)
"you (formal) give" is...
(a)
"she gives" is...
(a)
"he gives" is...
(a)
"we give" is...
(a)
"Damos" means...
(a)
"Dais" means...
(a)
"you all (Spain) give" is...
(a)
"you all (LA) give" is...
(a)
"they give" is...
(a)
she gives
he gives
you (formal) give
it gives
they give
you all give
Dafne (a) dinero a sus hermanos. Sus hermanos (b) el dinero al dueño de tienda.
Bartolo y yo (a) nuestra comida a Fidelia todos los días.
Yo no le (a) otro lápiz...
Tú necesitas (a) más atención a tus notas.
Mi familia me (a) gracias por la cena deliciosa.
¿ (a) ustedes muchos regalos a tus hijos?
Match the following
doy
yo
damos
nosotros
da
ella
dais
vosotras
dan
ellas
Match the following
doy
yo
damos
nosotras
da
usted
dais
vosotros
dan
ustedes
Fill out the conjugation chart for the verb "dar"
dan
dais
doy
das
da
damos
Mark the correct conjugation of dar that expresses "I give".
Mark the correct conjugation of dar that expresses "you give". Choose 2.
Mark the correct conjugation of dar that expresses "you all give". Choose 2.
Mark the correct conjugation of dar that expresses "she/he gives".
Mark the correct conjugation of dar that expresses "we give".
Mark the correct conjugation of dar that expresses "they give".
There are two ways to express "you give", one is (a) (familiarly) and the other is (b) (formally).
There are two ways to express "you all give", one is (a) (in Spain) and the other is (b) (in other Spanish speaking countries).
"Dame (dah-may)..." is a useful expression that means...
(a)
"Dámelo (dah-may-low)..." is a useful expression that means...
(a)
"Dar de comer" is a useful expression that means...
(a)
"Dar una mano" is a useful expression that means...
(a)
"Dar a luz" is a useful expression that means...
(a)
"Dar lo mismo" is a useful expression that means...
(a)
"Dar asco" is a useful expression that means...
(a)
"Dar las gracias" is a useful expression that means...
(a)
"Dame un abrazo por favor" would best translate to...
Give me a hug please.
Give her a hug please.
Give a hug to me please.
Give a hug please.
"El dinero, ¡dámelo ahora!" would best translate to...
The money, give it to me now!
Give me the money now!
The money, I'll give it to you now!
I'll give you the money now!
"Tengo que dar de comer mis gatos" would best translate to...
I have to feed my cats.
I have to give my cats food.
I have cats and I give them food.
I have cats and I feed them.
"Perdón, puedes (can you) dar una mano" would best translate to...
Excuse me, can you lend a hand?
Excuse me, can you give me your hand?
Excuse me, do you have hands?
Excuse me, can you lend me some money?
"¡Rufina da a luz hoy!" would best translate to...
Rufina is having a baby today!
Rufina had her baby today!
Rufina gives her baby away today!
Rufina gave her baby away today!
"¡Dame cinco!" would best translate to...
Give me a high five!
Give me five bucks!
Give me your hand!
Give me five of those!
"Lápiz o bolígarfo está bien, a mí (to me) me da lo mismo." would best translate to...
Pencil or pen is fine, I don't care.
Can you give me a pencil or pen?
I don't care if you give me a pencil or a pen.
It's ok if I give you a pencil or pen, you don't care.
"Mi hermano menor siempre me da asco..." would best translate to...
My little brother always grosses me out...
My little brother is gross...
My little brother has gross habits...
My little brother has boogies...
