Understanding Verbs in Spanish

The video tutorial explains the concept of verbs as indicators of actions, using examples like 'saltar', 'jugar', 'cocinar', 'beber', and 'bailar'. It illustrates how the verb 'comer' changes form based on time: past, present, and future. The tutorial provides examples of actions in each tense, emphasizing the importance of verb tenses in describing when actions occur.

What do verbs indicate in a sentence?

• A place

• A thing

• A person

• An action

What did the speaker eat on Wednesday?

• Hamburger

• Fried eggs

• Salad

• Spaghetti with tomato

Which form of the verb 'comer' is used for an action happening tomorrow?

• Comía

• Comeré

• Como

• Comí

Which verb form is used for actions happening today?

• Past

• Present

• Future

• Conditional

How would you say 'I cook today' in Spanish?

• Hoy cociné

• Hoy cocinaré

• Hoy cocino

• Hoy cocinas

Which verb form is used for actions that happened yesterday?

• Present

• Imperative

• Past

• Future

How would you say 'I danced yesterday' in Spanish?

• Ayer bailo

• Ayer bailaré

• Ayer bailé

• Ayer bailas

Which verb form is used for actions that will happen tomorrow?

• Present

• Subjunctive

• Past

• Future