- Affirmative tú commands are easy to form since they have the same conjugated form as "usted/él/ella" in the present tense.
- True or False: There are no irregular verbs in the subjunctive mood in Spanish.
- True or False: In the Past Progressive tense, the verb ESTAR needs to be conjugated in the preterit tense.
- True or False:The imperfecto is used to express the beginning or end of an action that occurred in the past.
- Select the correct imperfect tense conjugation of the regular -IR verb, based on the subject provided:vivir : mi hermano y yo
- Select the correct imperfect tense conjugation of the verb below with the subject shown:Ir : Yo
- Record yourself saying the sentence below in Spanish:I was eating yesterday.
- True or False:The pretérito is used to express a series of past actions that were part of a chain of events.
- Select the option that correctly fills in the blank:The ___________ is used for actions that are in the midst of taking place.
- Select the correct imperfect tense conjugation of the regular -AR verb, based on the subject provided:pintar : yo
- Select the correct imperfect tense conjugation of the verb below with the subject shown:Ser : Nosotros
- Select the correct imperfect tense conjugation of the regular -ER verb, based on the subject provided:temer : yo
- Record yourself saying the following sentence in Spanish:She put the apple on the table yesterday.
- Write down the pretérito simple conjugation of the verb below with the subject shown (only write one word, the conjugated form of the verb):ella : traer
- Fill in the blank with the conjugated verb that replaces the verb in parenthesis, the verb needs to be conjugated in the Imperfect Tense (Answer is only one word):Jimmy y Lucía __(ser)__ muy buenos amigos.
- Record yourself saying the following sentence in Spanish:I hunted for three hours yesterday.
- Record yourself saying the following phrase in Spanish:I brought a dog to school yesterday.
- Record yourself saying the following sentence in Spanish:I packed last week.
- Conjugate the irregular verb below in the affirmative tú command form (don't include punctuation):to come out
- Conjugate the irregular verb below in the affirmative tú command form (don't include punctuation):to be