Verbs ending in -ar
It means, "to look for," in Spanish.
What is "buscar?"
These two verbs are used to state, "To be."
What are "SER" and "ESTAR?"
What is "esconder?"
This is one of the most common means of air travel.
What is el avion?
It is how you say, " the grandparents" in Spanish.
Who are "los abuelos?"
It means "to take out", as in photos.
What is "sacar?"
This tense is also known as the "Present Progressive Tense" in Spanish.
What is the Present Continuous Tense?
Using this verb, it is how you would say, "I learn."
What is "yo aprendo?"
It is how you say, "the airport" in Spanish.
What is "el aeropuerto?"
This is the son of my sister.
Who is, "el sobrino?"
This is how you say, "we play," but for musical instruments.
This form of the verb is hardly ever used in conjugation, but it is still used in Spain.
What is the "vosotros/vosotras" form of the verb?
It is the verb used to talk about promising things.
What is "prometer?"
This vehicle is used to transport heavy goods.
What is "el camion?"
This is how you say, "step-brother" in Spanish.
What is "hermanastro?"
It is how you say, "I take," but for food and drinks in Spanish.
What is, "Yo tomo?"
These verbs can both mean, "to answer."
What are "responder" and "contestar?"
These two verbs both mean, "to understand."
What are "comprender" and "entender?"
It is one way to say, "the road," with the noun beginning with the letter "c."
What is "la carretera?"
You use this form of the noun when talking about a mixed group of family members.
What is the masculine plural form?
It is how you would say, "you all do not skate," in Spanish.
What is, "ustedes no patinan?"
The Present Continuous Tense is formed by using the present tense of "estar," followed by this form of the next verb.
What is the Present Participle?
This verb means, "to have to/ought to" do something, or "to owe."
What is "deber?"
This means, "the landing" in Spanish.
What is "el aterrizaje?"
This is the term used for a word in Spanish that looks like something it is not, such as "parientes."
What is "a false friend?"