Understanding AR Verbs in the Imperfect Tense

This video lesson teaches AR verbs in the imperfect tense through a song set to the tune of 'Ring Around the Rosie.' The lesson includes singing the song multiple times, explaining the use of personal pronouns, and applying the learned endings to common AR verbs like 'estar,' 'mirar,' 'pensar,' and 'preocuparse.' The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to engage with additional resources and subscribe for more lessons.

What is the main focus of the video lesson?

• Learning a song about AR verbs in the present tense

• Learning a song about ER verbs in the imperfect tense

• Learning a song about IR verbs in the present tense

• Learning a song about AR verbs in the imperfect tense

What tune is used for the song about AR verbs?

• Twinkle Twinkle Little Star

• Mary Had a Little Lamb

• Ring Around the Rosie

• Old MacDonald Had a Farm

Why might the song not follow the order of personal pronouns?

• To match the melody of the song

• To include more verbs

• To fit the rhyme scheme

• To make it easier to remember

Which pronoun is not mentioned in the song due to lack of room?

• Ellas

• Vosotros

• Nosotros

• Ellos

What is the first verb example used to apply the song's endings?

• Estar

• Preocuparse

• Pensar

• Mirar

How do you say 'we used to watch' using the verb 'mirar' in the imperfect tense?

• Mirabamos

• Mirabais

• Mirábamos

• Miraban

What is the meaning of the verb 'pensar'?

• To be

• To worry

• To watch

• To think

What is the key difference when conjugating reflexive verbs like 'preocuparse'?

• Changing the verb ending

• Using a different pronoun

• Removing 'se' and adjusting its position

• Adding an extra syllable

What is the correct form for 'they used to worry' using 'preocuparse'?

• Se preocupaban

• Me preocupaba

• Te preocupabas

• Nos preocupábamos

What does the video encourage viewers to do at the end?

• Subscribe for more lessons

• Watch only this video

• Avoid asking questions

• Ignore the comments section