ER Spanish Verbs Worksheet

The ER Spanish Verbs Worksheet is a helpful tool designed to aid beginner and intermediate Spanish learners in practicing conjugating ER verbs. By focusing on this specific verb ending, participants will gain a solid foundation in conjugation rules and build confidence in using these verbs correctly.

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What is an ER verb?

In French, an ER verb is a type of regular verb ending in "er" that follows a predictable conjugation pattern in different tenses and forms, such as parler (to speak) or manger (to eat). These verbs are common and can be easily recognized by their ending, allowing for easier conjugation and learning of the language.

How do you conjugate an ER verb in the present tense?

To conjugate an ER verb in the present tense in Spanish, remove the -er ending from the infinitive form of the verb (such as comer, vender, or beber) and add the appropriate endings based on the subject pronoun: -o for yo, -es for tú, -e for él/ella/usted, -emos for nosotros/as, -éis for vosotros/as, and -en for ellos/ellas/ustedes.

Can you give an example of an ER verb in the past tense?

Yes, of course! An example of an ER verb in the past tense is "parler", which means "to speak" in French. In the past tense, the conjugation for "parler" is "j'ai parlé" for the first person singular, meaning "I spoke" or "I have spoken".

How do you form the gerund of an ER verb?

To form the gerund of an ER verb in Spanish, you typically remove the -ER ending and replace it with -iendo. For example, for the verb "comer" (to eat), the gerund form would be "comiendo" (eating). This rule applies to most regular ER verbs in the language.

What is the meaning of the verb "correr"?

Correr" is a Spanish verb that translates to "to run" in English.

How do you conjugate the verb "beber" in the future tense?

To conjugate the verb "beber" (to drink) in the future tense in Spanish, you would use the following formula: infinitive verb + future tense endings. Therefore, "beber" becomes "beberé" (I will drink), "beberás" (you will drink), "beberá" (he/she/it will drink), "beberemos" (we will drink), "beberéis" (you all will drink), and "beberán" (they will drink).

Give an example of an ER verb that is irregular in the present tense.

The verb "tener" (to have) is an example of an irregular ER verb in the present tense. In the present tense, its conjugation for the pronoun "yo" is "tengo" instead of the expected "teno.

When do you use the verb "comer"?

The verb "comer" is used in the Spanish language to indicate the action of eating. It is used when talking about consuming food or meals.

How do you conjugate the verb "aprender" in the subjunctive mood?

To conjugate the verb "aprender" (to learn) in the subjunctive mood, you would use the following forms: yo aprenda, tú aprendas, él/ella aprenda, nosotros/as aprendamos, vosotros/as aprendáis, and ellos/as aprendan. These forms are used when expressing desires, doubts, uncertainties, or possibilities.

Can you provide an example of an ER verb that requires a reflexive pronoun?

Certainly! A common example of an ER verb that requires a reflexive pronoun is "se doucher" in French, which means "to shower oneself". In this case, the reflexive pronoun "se" is required before the verb "doucher" to indicate that the action is being performed on oneself.