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Grammar - Conjugating IR Verbs in the Past Tense
Do you know the past tense forms of 'dormir', the Spanish verb 'to sleep'?

Grammar - Conjugating IR Verbs in the Past Tense

This Spanish Medium Review quiz will introduce you to conjugating IR verbs in the past tense. If you have been going through these quizzes in order you will have already learned how to conjugate AR and ER verbs in the past tense. You have also come to learn that verbs can be both regular verbs and irregular verbs. This holds true for IR verbs as well. Learning verbs and their conjugations takes a lot of practice and it takes time so try not to get discouraged. There will come a time when it all becomes as natural to you as it does in English.

1 .
What is the plural familiar past tense of pedir?
pedísteis
pidisteis
pedisteis
pedistéis
The plural familiar past tense of pedir (to ask) would mean you asked. In Spanish that would be pedisteis.
2 .
How would you conjugate the verb dormir in the past tense using the pronoun they?
dormireon
durmieron
dormeron
duermieron
The past tense of the verb dormir (to sleep) when conjugated with the pronoun they would be durmieron (they slept).
3 .
How would you conjugate the verb ir in the past tense using the direct object pronoun it?
fió
fuí
fué
fue
The past tense of the verb ir (to go) when conjugated with the direct object pronoun it would be fue (it went).
4 .
What does the Spanish word vivimos mean in English?
we lived
we came
we dressed
we visited
The Spanish word vivimos comes from the verb vivir. It means to live. Vivimos is the past tense of the verb and means we lived. (It is also the present tense ending for we live.)
5 .
What does the Spanish word moristeis mean in English?
you died (plural familiar)
you murdered (singular familiar)
you murdered (plural familiar)
you died (singular familiar)
The Spanish word moristeis comes from the verb morir. It means to die. You can now eliminate the second and third answers. Moristeis is the past tense of the verb and means you died (plural familiar).
6 .
How would you conjugate the verb abrir in the past tense using the pronoun I?
abró;
abrí
abré
abrió
The past tense of the verb abrir (to open) when conjugated with the pronoun I would be abrí (I opened).
7 .
What does the Spanish word dijiste mean in English?
you do (singular formal)
you did (singular formal)
you decided (singular familiar)
you told (singular familiar)
The Spanish word dijiste comes from the verb decir. It means to tell. Dijiste is the past tense of the verb and means you told (singular familiar).
8 .
How would you conjugate the verb mentir in the past tense using the pronoun we?
mentemos
mientemos
mentimos
mientimos
The past tense of the verb 'mentir' (to lie) when conjugated with the pronoun 'we' would be 'mentimos' (we lied). Even though this is an irregular verb in the present tense, it is conjugated as a regular verb with the subject pronoun of 'we'.
9 .
How would you conjugate the verb encubrir in the past tense using the pronoun he?
encubré
encubrió
encubró
encuebrió
The past tense of the verb encubrir (to hide) when conjugated with the pronoun he would be encubrió (he hid).
10 .
What does the Spanish word describieron mean in English?
they decided
we decided
we described
they described
The Spanish word describieron comes from the verb describer. It means to describe. Describieron is the past tense of the verb and means they described.
Author:  Christine G. Broome

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