Er Verbs
Which of these verbs is an -er verb?
Salir, comer, nadar
Which of these verbs is an -ir verb?
Comer, nadar, salir
What are the three types of verbs in Spanish?
ar, er, ir verbs
It's called this before you conjugate a verb
What is an infinitive?
How do you say Good morning in Spanish?
Buenos días
What is the -er ending for nosotros?
emos
What is the correct ir verb ending for the subject nosotros?
imos
Which of these is an infinitive verb?
Continua, Vive, Habla, Salir
Salir because it has an "ir" ending. Verbs with -ar, -er, or -ir endings are infinitives.
Which two types of verb endings are really similar? (hint, your choices ar -ar, -er, -ir verbs)
-er and -ir verbs are very similar. The only differences are in the nosotros and vosotros endings.
How can you say "He lives" in Spanish?
Verb: vivir
Subject: Él
Él vive
What is the -er ending for ellos?
-en
What is the correct "ir" verb ending for the subject "vosotros"?
ís
Yo - o
Tu - es
El/ella/usted - e Ellos/ellas/ustedes - en
¿ Quien es el profesor de esta clase?
Who is Sr Gee!
How do you say "you all decide"?
Subject: Ustedes
Verb: Decidir
Ustedes deciden
Conjugate this verb "comer" to match with the subject to say "you eat".
Subject: Tu
Verb: comer (to eat)
Tú comes
Conjugate the verb "escribir" (to write) to make a sentence that says "We write"
Subject: Nosotros
Verb: escribir
Nosotros escribimos
-er and -ir verb endings are very similar. What is one ending that is DIFFERENT?
Nosotros - emos/imos
Vosotros - éis/ís
"Son las diez de la manana" means what?
It is ten in the morning. (telling time)
How do you say "We understand"
Subject: Nosotros
Verb: comprender
Nosotros comprendemos
Conjugate the verb "prometer" (to promise) to say "I promise" using the subject "yo"
Subject: yo
Verb: prometer
Yo prometo
Conjugate the verb "vivir" (to live) with the subject "ellos" to say "they live" in Spanish
Subject: Ellos
Verb: vivir
Ellos viven
There are three types of infinitive verbs in Spanish.
-ar, -er, and -ir. What is the one ending that they all have in common? Which subject uses the ending that they all have in common? (if you look at all the endings, which one is the exact same in all three types of verbs?)
Yo - o
Yo nado (nadar, -ar)
Yo como (comer, -er)
Yo abro la puerta (abrir, -ir)
Can you spell the word that means "ten" in Spanish
De, i, e, zeta
Diez
How do you say "She eats the taco" in Spanish?
Subject: Ella
Verb: comer
Taco: el taco
Ella come el taco