Preterite Tense of Regular -AR Verbs

What is the preterite tense used to describe?

• Actions happening now.

• Actions that will happen in the future.

• Completed actions that happened in the past.

• Ongoing actions in the past.

What are the two main steps to conjugate a regular -AR verb in the preterite tense?

• Take off the -AR ending, then add a new ending.

• Add a new ending, then take off the -AR ending.

• Change the stem, then add a new ending.

• Keep the -AR ending, then add a new ending.

What is the preterite ending for the 'Yo' (I) form of regular -AR verbs?

• -o

• -é

• -as

• -amos

What is the preterite ending for the 'Tú' (you informal) form of regular -AR verbs?

• -as

• -aste

• -a

• -aron

Which subject pronoun has the same ending for regular -AR verbs in both the present and preterite tenses?

• Yo

• Tú

• Él/Ella/Ud.

• Nosotros(as)

What is the correct preterite ending for "Yo" (I) with regular -AR verbs?

• -é

• -aste

• -ó

• -amos

What is the correct preterite ending for "Nosotros" (We) with regular -AR verbs?

• -é

• -aste

• -ó

• -amos

Which of the following time expressions indicates an action that happened in the past?

• Mañana (Tomorrow)

• Siempre (Always)

• El mes pasado (Last month)

• Ahora (Now)

Which word in the sentence "En Austria escalé una montaña" is an -AR verb conjugated in the preterite tense?

• Austria

• escalé

• montaña

• una

What does the verb "caminé" mean in English?

• I walked

• You walked

• He walked

• We walked