Conjugating Spanish AR Verbs

This video tutorial covers the use of the present indicative tense for AR verbs in Spanish. It introduces common AR verbs and explains how to conjugate them in the present tense. The video also discusses the usage of the present tense for general truths, habitual actions, and near-future events. Additionally, it covers sentence structure, forming negatives, and questions in Spanish.

Which of the following is NOT an AR verb?

• hablar

• comer

• bailar

• cantar

How do you conjugate 'hablar' for 'yo' in the present tense?

• yo hablamos

• yo hablo

• yo hablas

• yo habla

What is the correct conjugation of 'estudiar' for 'tú'?

• tú estudia

• tú estudias

• tú estudiamos

• tú estudian

Which ending is used for 'nosotros' when conjugating AR verbs in the present tense?

• -an

• -as

• -o

• -amos

How do you conjugate 'comprar' for 'ustedes'?

• ustedes compramos

• ustedes compran

• ustedes compras

• ustedes compra

The present indicative tense is used to describe:

• Hypothetical situations

• General truths

• Future plans

• Past events

In a sentence with two verbs in a row, which verb is conjugated?

• Both verbs

• Neither verb

• The first verb

• The second verb

What is the correct sentence structure in Spanish?

• OVS

• OSV

• SVO

• VSO

How do you form a negative sentence in the present indicative?

• Add 'no' at the beginning of the sentence

• Add 'no' at the end of the sentence

• Add 'no' before the verb

• Add 'no' after the verb

To form a question in Spanish, you can:

• Add '¿' at the beginning

• Raise the pitch of your voice at the end

• Add 'no' before the verb

• Both A and B