Quiz: Verbos irregulares y regulares

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Quiz: Verbos irregulares y regulares


Quiz: Verbos irregulares y regularesVersión en línea Descubre verdades y mitos sobre verbos en español. por BRAYAN GAEL REYES SALAZAR 1 All regular verbs maintain the same endings in all tenses. Sí No 2 The verb 'hablar' in the present indicative ends in -o Sí No 3 The verb 'ir' in the simple past tense changes to 'fui' for 'yo'. Sí No 4 The verb 'to be' is irregular in the present indicative. Sí No 5 The verb 'tener' is irregular and changes to 'tengo' in the present indicative. Sí No 6 In Spanish, regular verbs of the first conjugation (-ar) end in -é, -aste, -ó, -amos, -asteis, -aron in the preterite Sí No 7 The verb 'comer' in the simple past tense ends in -ió for the 'yo'. Sí No 8 Some irregular verbs lose the thematic vowel in all forms. Sí No 9 Los verbos irregulares no siguen las mismas terminaciones en todos los tiempos. Sí No 10 The regular verb 'beber' is pronounced with the inactive 'b' and is not heard when speaking. Sí No 11 The regular verb 'hablar' is pronounced with the accent mark on the second syllable: ha-BLAR. Sí No 12 The regular verb 'vivir' retains the short 'i' vowel in the stressed syllable. Sí No 13 The irregular verb 'tener' is pronounced with a reduction of the vowel in the root in some conjugations. Sí No 14 The regular verb 'hablar' has a written accent on the entire word when it is conjugated in the present tense. Sí No 15 The regular verb 'comer' maintains the clear pronunciation of the closed 'e' in the syllable 'co'. Sí No 16 The irregular verb 'ser' is always pronounced as 'seer' with a double 'e' in all its forms. Sí No 17 The irregular verb 'poner' is pronounced the same as its infinitive in all forms. Sí No 18 The irregular verb 'ir' is pronounced with a silent vowel in all forms of the present tense. Sí No

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Quiz: Verbos irregulares y regularesVersión en línea

por BRAYAN GAEL REYES SALAZAR

All regular verbs maintain the same endings in all tenses.

The verb 'hablar' in the present indicative ends in -o

The verb 'ir' in the simple past tense changes to 'fui' for 'yo'.

The verb 'to be' is irregular in the present indicative.

The verb 'tener' is irregular and changes to 'tengo' in the present indicative.

In Spanish, regular verbs of the first conjugation (-ar) end in -é, -aste, -ó, -amos, -asteis, -aron in the preterite

The verb 'comer' in the simple past tense ends in -ió for the 'yo'.

Some irregular verbs lose the thematic vowel in all forms.

Los verbos irregulares no siguen las mismas terminaciones en todos los tiempos.

The regular verb 'beber' is pronounced with the inactive 'b' and is not heard when speaking.

The regular verb 'hablar' is pronounced with the accent mark on the second syllable: ha-BLAR.

The regular verb 'vivir' retains the short 'i' vowel in the stressed syllable.

The irregular verb 'tener' is pronounced with a reduction of the vowel in the root in some conjugations.

The regular verb 'hablar' has a written accent on the entire word when it is conjugated in the present tense.

The regular verb 'comer' maintains the clear pronunciation of the closed 'e' in the syllable 'co'.

The irregular verb 'ser' is always pronounced as 'seer' with a double 'e' in all its forms.

The irregular verb 'poner' is pronounced the same as its infinitive in all forms.

The irregular verb 'ir' is pronounced with a silent vowel in all forms of the present tense.