Spanish Regular Ar Verbs Worksheet

Are you a Spanish language learner looking to practice regular AR verbs? Look no further! Our Spanish Regular AR Verbs worksheet is here to help you master this important aspect of the Spanish language. This worksheet is designed for beginners and intermediate learners who want to solidify their knowledge of regular AR verbs.

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  Past Present Future Tense List

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  Past Present Future Tense List

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  Past Present Future Tense List

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What are regular AR verbs in Spanish?

Regular AR verbs in Spanish are verbs that follow a common pattern of conjugation. Some examples of regular AR verbs in Spanish are hablar (to speak), caminar (to walk), and bailar (to dance). These verbs all end in -ar and follow the same conjugation rules to change tense and subject in a sentence.

How do you conjugate regular AR verbs in the present tense?

To conjugate regular AR verbs in the present tense in Spanish, you simply remove the AR ending of the verb and add the appropriate ending based on the subject pronoun. For example, for the verb "hablar" (to talk): yo hablo (I talk), tú hablas (you talk), él/ella/usted habla (he/she/you formal talk), nosotros/as hablamos (we talk), vosotros/as habláis (you all talk, in Spain), ellos/ellas/ustedes hablan (they/you all talk).

What is the infinitive form of the verb "hablar"?

The infinitive form of the verb "hablar" is "hablar.

How do you conjugate the verb "bailar" in the preterite tense?

To conjugate the verb "bailar" in the preterite tense in Spanish, you would say: bailé (I danced), bailaste (you danced), bailó (he/she/it danced), bailamos (we danced), bailasteis (you all danced), bailaron (they danced).

What is the gerund form of the verb "trabajar"?

The gerund form of the verb "trabajar" is "trabajando".

Give an example sentence using the verb "cantar" in the future tense.

El año próximo, mi hermana cantará en un concierto importante.

How do you conjugate the verb "estudiar" in the past tense using the yo form?

The verb "estudiar" conjugated in the past tense using the yo form is "estudié," which means "I studied.

What is the command form (imperative) of the verb "nadar" in the tú form?

The command form (imperative) of the verb "nadar" in the tú form is "nada.

What is the past participle of the verb "llegar"?

The past participle of the verb "llegar" is "llegado.

Give an example sentence using the verb "ganar" in the present progressive tense.

Estoy ganando dinero extra trabajando los fines de semana.