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Grammar - Conjugating AR Verbs in the Past Tense
'They flew'. Can you translate this phrase into Spanish?

Grammar - Conjugating AR Verbs in the Past Tense

This Spanish Medium Review quiz will introduce you to conjugating AR verbs in the past tense. The past tense in Spanish is stated as the pretérito tense. If you have not already done so, please check out the Spanish Medium Review titled Grammar: Learning to Conjugate in the Past Tense as that quiz will provide you with a little more detailed information regarding conjugating verbs in the past tense.

In the quiz Grammar: Learning to Conjugate in the Past Tense you learned the past tense endings for AR, ER and IR verbs. You also only worked on regular verbs. As you know, however, Spanish has both regular verbs and irregular verbs. What you may not know is that some verbs can be regular in the present tense and then irregular in the past tense. Now isn’t that going to be mighty confusing?

1 .
What is the plural familiar past tense of sentar?
sentaron
sentasteis
sentaste
sentió
The plural familiar past tense of sentar (to sit) would mean you sat. In Spanish that would be sentasteis.
2 .
What does the Spanish word volaron mean in English?
you fell
they fled
we fly
they flew
The Spanish word volaron comes from the verb volar. It means to fly. Volaron is the past tense of the verb and means they flew.
3 .
What does the Spanish word pensé mean in English?
you walk
he thought
you throw
I thought
The Spanish word pensé comes from the verb pensar. It means to think. Pensé is the past tense of the verb and means I thought.
4 .
How would you conjugate the verb dejar in the past tense using the pronoun we?
dejamos
dejasteis
dejastéis
dejemos
The past tense of the verb dejar (to leave) when conjugated with the pronoun for we would be dejamos. This is conjugated the same in both the present and past tense for AR verbs.
5 .
How would you conjugate the verb encontrar in the past tense using the pronoun I?
encontro
encontré
encontró
encuentro
The past tense of the verb encontrar (to find) when conjugated with the pronoun of I would be encontré.
6 .
What is the singular familiar past tense of gustar?
gustiaste
gustaste
gustó
gustas
The singular familiar past tense of gustar (to like) would mean you liked. In Spanish that would be gustaste.
7 .
What does the Spanish word lanzamos mean in English?
we threw
we landed
we laughed
we lamented
The Spanish word lanzamos comes from the verb lanzar. It means to throw. Lanzamos is the past tense of the verb and means we threw. It could also me we throw in the present tense.
8 .
What does the Spanish word llamasteis mean in English?
you called (singular familiar)
you called (singular formal)
you called (plural familiar)
you called (plural formal)
The Spanish word llamasteis comes from the verb llamar. It means to call. Llamasteis is the past tense of the verb and means you called (plural familiar).
9 .
How would you conjugate the verb amar in the past tense using the pronoun they?
amiaron
amieron
amaron
amairon
The past tense of the verb amar (to love) when conjugated with the pronoun they would be amaron.
10 .
How would you conjugate the verb congelar in the past tense using the direct object pronoun it?
congelí
congelé
congela
congeló
The past tense of the verb congelar (to freeze) when conjugated with the direct object pronoun of it would be congeló.
Author:  Christine G. Broome

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