Grammar - IR Verbs (Group 1)
This Spanish Easy Review grammar quiz will challenge you on IR verbs. As you have learned, Spanish has three different types of base verbs. Those three types are ar, er and ir. This means that the verb ends in either ar, er or ir. A base verb is a verb that has the word 'to' before it such as 'to see', 'to drive' or 'to play'. These verbs are not showing any action but let you know what kind of an action will take place.
If you have not already done so, please check out the Spanish Easy Review quizzes titled AR Verbs (Group 1) and ER Verbs (Group 1) as this quiz will be adding to your growing list of verb vocabulary words.
Oddly enough, IR is a verb itself. It means 'to go'. Now let’s look at some 'ir' verbs.
| English | Spanish | Pronounced (Phonetically) As |
|---|---|---|
| to open | abrir | ă-brěr |
| to applaud | aplaudir | ă-plow-deer |
| to tell | decir | dāy-seer |
| to sleep | dormir | door-meer |
| to hide | encubrir | ěn-cū-beer |
| to write | escribir | ěs-cū-beer |
| to go | ir | eer |
| to lie | mentir | měn-teer |
| to die | morir | mŏr-eer |
| to feel | sentir | sěn-teer |
| to serve | servir | sě-veer |
| to come | venir | věn-eer |
| to dress | vestir | věs-teer |
| to live | vivir | vē-veer |
As many of these verbs may be new vocabulary words for you, take your time in learning them to memory, as well as speaking them out loud using the phonetically pronounced guide to help you say them correctly. Also note how each word is spelled. When you feel that you are comfortable with the list of verbs, look at the ten quiz sentences below. Each sentence has a base verb that is capitalized. From the answers given see if you can determine which one is the correct Spanish base verb that will correspond to it.
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