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Illustrative Spanish grammar notes
Present tense: regular -ar verbs
Yo estudio español todos los días.
Tú hablas español con Ana.
Nosotros estudiamos juntos.
Multiple choiceExample
Yo ___ español todos los días. (estudiar)
estudias
estudiamos
estudio✓ Answer
estudian
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These illustrative questions practice regular -ar verbs from the notes above. Each answer connects the subject to its verb ending, rather than testing an unrelated vocabulary item.
Multiple choiceYo ___ español todos los días. (estudiar)
Answer: Estudio. The regular present-tense ending for yo is -o.
Fill in the blankNosotros ___ juntos. (estudiar)
Answer: Estudiamos. Nosotros takes the -amos ending for regular -ar verbs in the present tense.
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Answer: Yes. Hablas agrees with tú in the present tense.
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