Irregular Verbs In Spanish Quiz

The correct answer is "bailamos" because the verb "bailar" is conjugated in the present tense for the subject "nosotros", which means "we" in English. In Spanish, when conjugating regular -ar verbs in the present tense for "nosotros", we add the ending "-amos". Therefore, "bailamos" is the correct conjugation.

The correct answer is "hablo" because the subject of the sentence is "yo" which means "I" in English. The verb "hablar" means "to speak" and when conjugated for the subject "yo", it becomes "hablo". Therefore, the sentence translates to "I speak a lot".

The correct answer is "hablo" because it is the first person singular form of the verb "hablar" in the present tense. This form is used when the subject of the sentence is "yo" (I) and indicates that the speaker is talking about themselves.

The correct answer is "usamos" because it is the correct conjugation of the verb "usar" in the present tense for the subject "nosotros" (we).

The correct answer is "estudia" because the subject "Ella" is singular, so the verb "estudiar" needs to be conjugated in the third person singular form, which is "estudia".

The correct answer is "montas" because it is the conjugated form of the verb "montar" in the second person singular. This form is used when referring to the subject "Tú" (you) performing the action of "montar" (to mount or ride).

The correct answer is "estudian" because it matches with the subject "Uds." which is the abbreviation for "ustedes" meaning "you all" in Spanish. The verb "estudiar" is conjugated to agree with the subject, so "estudian" is the correct form for the subject "Uds." in the sentence.

The correct answer is "camina" because it agrees with the subject "él" which is the third person singular pronoun. In Spanish, the verb form must match the subject in both person and number. Therefore, "caminamos" (we walk), "caminan" (they walk), and "camino" (I walk) are incorrect because they do not match the subject "él" (he walks).

The correct answer is "necesita" because the sentence is in the third person singular form, referring to Carlos. In Spanish, verbs need to agree with the subject in terms of person and number. Therefore, "necesita" is the correct form of the verb "necesitar" for the subject "Carlos".

The correct answer is "necesitan" because the subject of the sentence is "Ana y Maria," which is a plural noun. In Spanish, when the subject is plural, the verb also needs to be in the plural form. Therefore, "necesitan" is the correct conjugation of the verb "necesitar" for the subject "Ana y Maria."

The correct answer is "estudias" because the verb "estudiar" is conjugated in the present tense for the second person singular pronoun "tú". In Spanish, when conjugating verbs, the ending "-as" is used for the second person singular pronoun. Therefore, "estudias" is the correct conjugation for the sentence "Tu estudias poco", which translates to "You study little".

The correct answer is "estudia" because it is the third person singular form of the verb "estudiar" in the present tense. In Spanish, verbs change their endings depending on the subject pronoun. Since the subject pronoun "Juan" is singular and in the third person, the correct form of the verb is "estudia".

The correct answer is "caminan" because the subject "Ellas" is plural, and in Spanish, the verb "caminar" needs to agree with the subject in number. "Caminan" is the correct conjugation for the third person plural (they) in the present tense.

The correct answer is "usan" because "Juan y Marian" is a plural subject, so the verb "usar" needs to be conjugated in the third person plural form, which is "usan".

The correct answer is "necesita". In Spanish, the verb "necesitar" means "to need". The subject of the sentence is "Ud." which is the abbreviation for "usted" meaning "you" in a formal way. When conjugating the verb "necesitar" for the subject "Ud.", we use the third person singular form which is "necesita". Therefore, the sentence translates to "You need to write your notes."