This Spanish Medium Review quiz will take you on another journey of reviewing how to conjugate verbs in the present tense. Learning to conjugate verbs in Spanish takes some time to really become comfortable with. However, just as we easily conjugate in English from 'he has' to 'he had' to 'he will have' without having to think about it, so too will the time come in Spanish that you will be able to transition easily and quickly from the present to the past to the future tense of your verbs.
It Takes Lots of Practice
To get there, however, it takes a lot of practice of going over your verbs again and again and again. Therefore, as you learned in earlier quizzes, the Spanish Medium Review series focuses heavily on verbs, providing you with numerous quizzes to help you train your brain to easily flow through verb tenses.
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This quiz, as you can see, is the sister quiz to Conjugating Verbs in the Present Tense (Review 1). If you have not already taken that quiz, please go and check it out now. The format here is that same as was used in that first quiz. You will be shown ten sentences with each sentence having a verb that is in all capitalized letters. Your task is to locate the correctly conjugated form of that capitalized verb as it should be shown in Spanish. Watch closely for spelling and any accent marks and pay attention to whether the base verb would end in AR, ER or IR.
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1.
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Father OPENS the store at 6:00 in the morning. |
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abri |
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abres |
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abrie |
[ ] |
abre |
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2.
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The boys COUGH every time the incenses are burned. |
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tosin |
[ ] |
tosan |
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tosen |
[ ] |
tosien |
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3.
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I and my father SWIM in the pool every morning before breakfast. |
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nadéis |
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nadáis |
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nadamos |
[ ] |
nademos |
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4.
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I WORK the night shift during the summer. |
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trebajo |
[ ] |
trabajo |
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trabejo |
[ ] |
trebaho |
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5.
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It RAINS almost every day. |
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llueve |
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llove |
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llova |
[ ] |
llóve |
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6.
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You STOP the fighting. ('You' is referring to plural familiar.) |
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acabéis |
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acabáis |
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acabís |
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acabás |
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7.
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We FALL for his tricks every time. |
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ceamos |
[ ] |
cean |
[ ] |
caen |
[ ] |
caemos |
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8.
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I DIE every time I see that movie. |
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[ ] |
mero |
[ ] |
moro |
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meuro |
[ ] |
muero |
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9.
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We SPEAK at church on Sunday. |
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hablamos |
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hablemos |
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hablimos |
[ ] |
hablaimos |
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10.
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You DRESS beautifully. ('You' is referring to the singular familiar.) |
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vesta |
[ ] |
veste |
[ ] |
viste |
[ ] |
vista |
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1.
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Father OPENS the store at 6:00 in the morning. |
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[ ] |
abri |
[ ] |
abres |
[ ] |
abrie |
[x] |
abre |
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2.
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The boys COUGH every time the incenses are burned. |
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[ ] |
tosin |
[ ] |
tosan |
[x] |
tosen |
[ ] |
tosien |
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3.
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I and my father SWIM in the pool every morning before breakfast. |
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[ ] |
nadéis |
[ ] |
nadáis |
[x] |
nadamos |
[ ] |
nademos |
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4.
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I WORK the night shift during the summer. |
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[ ] |
trebajo |
[x] |
trabajo |
[ ] |
trabejo |
[ ] |
trebaho |
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5.
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It RAINS almost every day. |
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[x] |
llueve |
[ ] |
llove |
[ ] |
llova |
[ ] |
llóve |
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6.
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You STOP the fighting. ('You' is referring to plural familiar.) |
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[ ] |
acabéis |
[x] |
acabáis |
[ ] |
acabís |
[ ] |
acabás |
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7.
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We FALL for his tricks every time. |
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[ ] |
ceamos |
[ ] |
cean |
[ ] |
caen |
[x] |
caemos |
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8.
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I DIE every time I see that movie. |
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[ ] |
mero |
[ ] |
moro |
[ ] |
meuro |
[x] |
muero |
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9.
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We SPEAK at church on Sunday. |
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[x] |
hablamos |
[ ] |
hablemos |
[ ] |
hablimos |
[ ] |
hablaimos |
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10.
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You DRESS beautifully. ('You' is referring to the singular familiar.) |
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[ ] |
vesta |
[ ] |
veste |
[x] |
viste |
[ ] |
vista |
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