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Grades 9–12 · Grammar & vocabulary

Choose the Spanish preterite (simple past) form: Ayer yo ___ (hablar, “to speak”).

  1. habló
  2. hablé
  3. hablo
  4. hablamos
Answer and explanation

hablé

Preterite of hablar: yo hablé, tú hablaste, él/ella habló, nosotros hablamos, ustedes/ellos hablaron.

Grades 8–11 · Grammar & vocabulary

Choose the French present-tense form: je ___ (parler, “to speak”).

  1. parle
  2. parlent
  3. parlons
  4. parles
Answer and explanation

parle

parler: je parle, tu parles, il/elle parle, nous parlons, vous parlez, ils/elles parlent.

Grades 9–12 · Grammar & vocabulary

Choose the Spanish preterite (simple past) form: Ayer yo ___ (trabajar, “to work”).

  1. trabajé
  2. trabajamos
  3. trabajó
  4. trabajaste
Answer and explanation

trabajé

Preterite of trabajar: yo trabajé, tú trabajaste, él/ella trabajó, nosotros trabajamos, ustedes/ellos trabajaron.

Study notes

Spanish preterite: regular verbs

Study guide for Grades 9 to 12: 2 worked examples and 2 practice questions. Regular Spanish verbs form the preterite by replacing -ar, -er or -ir with the past endings. Watch the written accents on yo and él/ella forms.

Grades 9–12

French present tense: -er verbs

Study guide for Grades 8 to 11: 2 worked examples and 2 practice questions. Remove the infinitive ending and add the ending that matches the subject. In French, je becomes j’ before a vowel or a silent h.

Grades 8–11

Grammar & vocabulary · Quick reference

Reference sheet for Grades 8 to 12: spanish preterite: regular verbs and french present tense: -er verbs. Regular Spanish verbs form the preterite by replacing -ar, -er or -ir with the past endings.

Grades 8–12