-ar, -er, -IR Verbs Quiz

All Spanish verbs end in either -ar, --er, or -ir. This unconjugated form of the verb is called the infinitive; it tells what the action is.

In my favorite restaurant, we receive muffins (little breads) with our food/meal.

The correct answer is "nadan" because it is the correct conjugation of the verb "nadar" for the subject "los hermanos" (the brothers) in the present tense. "Nadan" is the third-person plural form of the verb, which agrees with the subject.

My friends and I do a lot of homework.

The infinitive is "creer" means "to believe".
My momma believes that cake is bad for the health.

They assist the exercise class Tuesdays and Thursdays.
The infinitive is "asistir".

My friends and I have a lot of homework.

The correct answer is "estudia" because it is the third person singular form of the verb "estudiar" in the present tense. In this sentence, "Jason" is the subject and the verb needs to agree with the subject in person and number. Since "Jason" is a singular third person, the correct form of the verb is "estudia."

The correct answer is "venden" because the subject "Las Girls Scouts" is plural, so the verb "venden" agrees with the subject in number.

This is an irregular verb, but the "nosotros" form is regular.

Descansar means to rest and the first person singular form is "descanso".

My momma loves me.

"Usted" (the formal yo) is third person singular like he and she.

The correct answer is "tomo" because it agrees with the subject "yo" (I). In Spanish, the verb "tomar" (to drink) is conjugated differently for each subject pronoun. Since the subject is "yo," the correct conjugation is "tomo." This sentence translates to "I like to drink milk and orange juice."

Felipe and Yolanda divide the french fries.

In my English class, the students read and write a lot.

You share the pizza with me.

The correct answer is "corro" because it matches the subject "yo" (I) in the sentence. The verb "corro" is the first person singular form of the verb "correr" (to run), indicating that the speaker wants to go to the park to run with their dog.

The correct answer is "ve" because it is the correct conjugation of the verb "ver" in the present tense for the third person singular pronoun "Monica". In Spanish, when conjugating regular verbs ending in -er, like "ver", for the third person singular pronoun, we drop the -er ending and add -e. Therefore, "ve" is the correct form of the verb "ver" for "Monica" in this sentence.

The correct answer is "comes" because it matches the subject "tú" (you informal) and the verb "comer" (to eat) conjugated in the present tense.