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WorksheetsEntreculturas U4 Stem Changing Verbs
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 10mins
A "boot" verb is also known as what?
"Sock" verb
Stem-changing verb
Irregular verb
Regular verb
Which two pronoun forms' stems are NOT changed during conjugation?
yo/tú
ellos/ellas
nosotros/vosotros
usted/ustedes
Which verb is an example of a stem-changing verb?
querer
hablar
comer
vivir
Yo ____________ (querer) una hamburguesa
quero
quiro
qeiro
quiero
Ella _____________ (pensar) viajar a Hawaii.
pensa
pensan
piensa
piensan
¿Cómo se dice "to lose" en Español?
preferir
perder
pensar
querer
¿Cómo se dice "to want" en Español?
querer
perder
pensar
preferir
¿Cómo se dice "to prefer" en Español?
perder
querer
pensar
preferir
Nosotros _______________ (preferir) la musica de Beethoven.
prefierimos
prefirimos
prefiremos
preferimos
¿Cómo se dice "to think" en Español?
perder
preferir
querer
pensar
¿Cómo se dice "to begin" en Español?
empezar
entender
querer
pensar
¿Cómo se dice "to understand" en Español?
empezar
comenzar
entender
querer
Marta ______________ (entender) el italiano.
entende
entiende
entiendi
entinde
Carlos y Sara _____________ (comenzar) su tarea.
comenzan
comienzan
comienza
comenza
Yo _____________ (perder) mi dinero.
perdo
pirdo
pierdo
pierda
Nosotros _______________ (empezar) la carrera (the race).
empiezomos
empiezamos
empezamos
empizamos
Yo ____________ hablar español.
preferir
prefero
prefiero
prefierir
Ellos _____________ tener una fiesta con familia.
querer
prefiere
quieren
queremos
If there is more than one "e" in the stem of an e -> ie stem-changing verb, it is the _____________ syllable that changes.
first
next-to-last
third
second
Which of the following verbs is NOT an e -> ie stem-changing verb?
empezar
preferir
cerrar
practicar
When one verb follows another, the first verb is conjugated and the second verb stays in its _____________ form.
present tense
infinitive
preterite
normal
Why are stem-changing verbs also called "shoe" or "boot" verbs?
These verbs primarily deal with clothing and footwear.
These verbs came from a latin word meaning "to put on one's feet."
When you draw around the forms whose stems are changed, it looks like a shoe or boot.
Because footwear is extremely popular in Spanish countries.
Ella y tú ____________ que el vestido es feo.
piensa
piensas
piensan
pensas
Conjugate: Nosotros / Pensar
Piensan
Piensamos
Pensamos
Pensan
Conjugate: Usted / Empezar
Empieza
Empiezo
Empiezas
Empiezan
