Select the correct Spanish translation for "You used to eat."

Which of the following means "We used to study" in Spanish?

Choose the correct Spanish verb for "She used to buy."

What is the correct Spanish form for "They used to work"?

Which verb form means "I was" in Spanish?

Select the correct translation for "You drink."

Which of the following means "I play" in Spanish?

What is the Spanish verb for "We go"?

Choose the correct Spanish translation for "You have."

Which verb form means "I make/do" in Spanish?

Select the correct Spanish verb for "I wash."

What is the correct Spanish form for "I buy"?

Which of the following means "You study" in Spanish?

Choose the correct translation for "I go."

Given the verb "comer" (to eat), which form would you use to say "We eat" in Spanish?

If you wanted to say "You used to play" in Spanish, which verb form would you use?

Which verb form means "You are" in Spanish?

Select the correct Spanish translation for "I prefer."

Which of the following means "You used to have" in Spanish?

Which verb ending would you use for "I" in the present tense for regular -ar verbs?

Which verb form would you use to say "You used to drink" in Spanish?

Which of the following is the correct form for "I used to go" in Spanish?

Which verb form means "She has" in Spanish?

Which of the following is the correct form for "We wash" in Spanish?

Which verb form would you use for "She drinks" in Spanish?

Which of the following means "We buy" in Spanish?

Which verb form would you use for "He listens to..." in Spanish?

Which verb form means "You buy" in Spanish?

Which verb form would you use for "I listen to..." in Spanish?

Which of the following verb endings indicates the past tense (imperfect) for "you" in Spanish?

Which ending shows the imperfect (used to) tense for "they" in Spanish verbs?

In the verb "comías," which part of the word indicates the past tense?

Which of these endings would you use to show the imperfect (past) tense for "I" in Spanish?

Which verb ending in "preferías" shows that it is in the past tense?