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What are the present tense endings for regular -AR verbs?

1. yo → -o2. tú → -as3. él / ella / usted → -a4. nosotros → -amos5. ellos / ustedes → -an

Conjugate the verb "hablar" (to speak) in the present tense.

1. hablo2. hablas3. habla4. hablamos5. hablan

What are the present tense endings for regular -ER verbs?

1. yo → -o2. tú → -es3. él / ella / usted → -e4. nosotros → -emos5. ellos / ustedes → -en

Conjugate the verb "comer" (to eat) in the present tense.

1. como2. comes3. come4. comemos5. comen

What are the present tense endings for regular -IR verbs?

1. yo → -o2. tú → -es3. él / ella / usted → -e4. nosotros → -imos5. ellos / ustedes → -en

Conjugate the verb "vivir" (to live) in the present tense.

1. vivo2. vives3. vive4. vivimos5. viven

Conjugate the irregular verb "ir" (to go) in the present tense.

1. yo → voy2. tú → vas3. él/ella/usted → va4. nosotros → vamos5. ellos/ustedes → van

Conjugate the irregular verb "ser" (to be) in the present tense and list its common uses.

1. Conjugation:
   • yo → soy
   • tú → eres
   • él/ella/usted → es
   • nosotros → somos
   • ellos/ustedes → son
2. Used for: identity, description, time, origin

What is the rule for "poder," "querer," and "necesitar" when another verb follows them?

When these verbs appear, the next verb stays in the infinitive.

What does "poder" mean in English? Give an example of its use with an infinitive.

1. Meaning: can / to be able to2. Example: "Puedo comer" (I can eat)

What does "querer" mean in English? Give an example of its use with an infinitive.

1. Meaning: to want2. Example: "Quiero estudiar" (I want to study)

What does "necesitar" mean in English? Give an example of its use with an infinitive.

1. Meaning: to need2. Example: "Necesito dormir" (I need to sleep)

List the reflexive pronouns in Spanish.

me, te, se, nos, se

Conjugate the reflexive verb "levantarse" (to get up) in the present tense.

1. yo me levanto2. tú te levantas3. él/ella se levanta4. nosotros nos levantamos5. ellos se levantan

List some common reflexive verbs and their meanings.

1. acostarse – to go to bed2. despertarse – to wake up3. vestirse – to get dressed4. sentirse – to feel

List the singular demonstrative adjectives for "this (here)" and "that (there/over there)".

1. this (here): este / esta2. that (there): ese / esa3. that (over there): aquel / aquella

List the plural demonstrative adjectives for "these (here)" and "those (there/over there)".

1. these (here): estos / estas2. those (there): esos / esas3. those (over there): aquellos / aquellas

What are the preterite tense endings for regular -AR verbs?

1. -é2. -aste3. -ó4. -amos5. -aron

Conjugate the verb "buscar" (to look for) in the preterite tense.

1. busqué2. buscaste3. buscó4. buscamos5. buscaron

What are the preterite tense endings for regular -ER and -IR verbs?

1. -í2. -iste3. -ió4. -imos5. -ieron

Conjugate the verb "trabajar" (to work) in the preterite tense.

1. trabajé2. trabajaste3. trabajó4. trabajamos5. trabajaron

Conjugate "tener" (to have) in the preterite tense.

1. tuve2. tuviste3. tuvo4. tuvimos5. tuvieron

Conjugate "estar" (to be) in the preterite tense.

1. estuve2. estuviste3. estuvo4. estuvimos5. estuvieron

Conjugate "ir" (to go) and "ser" (to be) in the preterite tense.

1. Ir / Ser:
   • fui
   • fuiste
   • fue
   • fuimos
   • fueron

Conjugate "hacer" (to do/make) in the preterite tense.

1. hice2. hiciste3. hizo4. hicimos5. hicieron

Conjugate "decir" (to say/tell) in the preterite tense.

1. dije2. dijiste3. dijo4. dijimos5. dijeron

Conjugate "ver" (to see) in the preterite tense.

1. vi2. viste3. vio4. vimos5. vieron

What does "correr" mean?

to run

What does "nadar" mean?

to swim

What does "esquiar" mean?

to ski

What does "hacer ejercicio" mean?

to exercise