Grade 4 · Introductory Spanish

Use regular -er and -ir verbs with yo

Use regular present-indicative verb forms with Yo.

6 authored questions + worked example

Worked example

Use the present indicative of comer: Yo ___ pan.

Answer & why

Answer: como

With Yo, comer becomes como. The sentence means “I eat bread.”

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All questions

All 6 authored questions for this skill.

Question 1

Use the present indicative of aprender: Yo ___ español.

  1. aprenda
  2. aprendas
  3. aprendo
  4. aprendamos
A hint

Remove -er and attach the ending for Yo; this lesson uses regular verbs.

Answer & why

Answer: aprendo

With Yo, aprender becomes aprendo. The sentence means “I learn Spanish.”

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Question 2

Use the present indicative of vivir: Yo ___ en una ciudad.

  1. vivamos
  2. viva
  3. vivo
  4. vivas
A hint

Remove -ir and attach the ending for Yo; this lesson uses regular verbs.

Answer & why

Answer: vivo

With Yo, vivir becomes vivo. The sentence means “I live in a city.”

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Question 3

Use the present indicative of escribir: Yo ___ una carta.

  1. escribo
  2. escribamos
  3. escriba
  4. escribas
A hint

Remove -ir and attach the ending for Yo; this lesson uses regular verbs.

Answer & why

Answer: escribo

With Yo, escribir becomes escribo. The sentence means “I write a letter.”

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Question 4

Use the present indicative of abrir: Yo ___ la puerta.

  1. abro
  2. abramos
  3. abra
  4. abras
A hint

Remove -ir and attach the ending for Yo; this lesson uses regular verbs.

Answer & why

Answer: abro

With Yo, abrir becomes abro. The sentence means “I open the door.”

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Question 5

Use the present indicative of comer: Yo ___ pan.

  1. coma
  2. comamos
  3. comas
  4. como
A hint

Remove -er and attach the ending for Yo; this lesson uses regular verbs.

Answer & why

Answer: como

With Yo, comer becomes como. The sentence means “I eat bread.”

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Question 6

Use the present indicative of beber: Yo ___ agua.

  1. bebas
  2. bebamos
  3. beba
  4. bebo
A hint

Remove -er and attach the ending for Yo; this lesson uses regular verbs.

Answer & why

Answer: bebo

With Yo, beber becomes bebo. The sentence means “I drink water.”

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