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Spanish Quiz Practice Test

Practice present tense, vocabulary and subjunctive quizzes

Difficulty: Moderate
Grade: Grade 9
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This Spanish verb conjugation quiz helps you practice high‑school verbs across key tenses and use them in clear sentences. You'll answer 20 quick questions on verbs, vocabulary, and grammar, then see your score so you can spot gaps, build speed, and review the right topics before your next class or exam.

Which of the following is the correct conjugation of 'hablar' for 'yo' in the present tense?
Hablamos
Hablas
Hablo
Habla
The correct form for the first-person singular (yo) of the regular verb 'hablar' is 'hablo'. The other options represent conjugations for different subjects.
Select the correct conjugation of 'comer' for 'tú' in the present tense.
Como
Comen
Comes
Come
For the second-person singular (tú), the correct present tense form of the regular verb 'comer' is 'comes'. The other forms correspond to different subjects.
What is the correct present tense conjugation of 'vivir' for 'ellos/ellas'?
Viven
Vives
Vive
Vivo
The verb 'vivir' in the present tense for 'ellos/ellas' is correctly conjugated as 'viven'. The other options are used with different subjects.
Which is the correct reflexive form of 'levantarse' for 'yo' in the present tense?
Se levanta
Nos levantamos
Me levanto
Te levanto
For 'yo', the reflexive form of 'levantarse' requires the pronoun 'me', resulting in 'me levanto'. The other options are suitable for other subjects.
For the regular verb 'trabajar', what is the correct conjugation in the present tense for 'él/ella'?
Trabaja
Trabajas
Trabajamos
Trabajo
The correct form for 'él/ella' in the present tense of 'trabajar' is 'trabaja'. The other options belong to different subjects.
What is the correct preterite conjugation of 'hablar' for 'nosotros'?
Habló
Hablaban
Hablaste
Hablamos
In the preterite tense, 'hablamos' is used for 'nosotros', even though it is identical in form to the present tense for this group. The other options indicate different subjects or tenses.
Which is the correct preterite conjugation of 'comer' for 'él/ella'?
Comieron
Comiste
Comimos
Comió
The correct preterite form for 'él/ella' of 'comer' is 'comió'. The other forms correspond to different subjects or persons.
Select the proper imperfect conjugation of 'vivir' for 'nosotros'.
Vivíamos
Vivimos
Viviríamos
Vivían
The form 'vivíamos' is the correct imperfect tense conjugation for 'nosotros'. The other options correspond to either the present tense, conditional mood, or third-person plural.
Which of the following is the correct present tense form of 'ser' for 'yo'?
Es
Soy
Eres
Somos
The verb 'ser' is irregular, and its first-person singular present form is 'soy'. The alternatives represent other persons or numbers.
What is the correct present tense conjugation of 'ir' for 'tú'?
Vamos
Vas
Va
Voy
For 'tú' in the present tense, 'ir' is conjugated as 'vas'. The other options are for different persons.
Which is the correct future tense conjugation of 'estudiar' for 'yo'?
Estudie
Estudiaré
Estudio
Estudiaba
'Estudiaré' is the future tense form for 'yo', following the regular future tense pattern. The other forms represent the present, imperfect, and subjunctive respectively.
Select the correct future tense form of 'comer' for 'nosotros'.
Comeremos
Comimos
Comerán
Comemos
The correct future tense form for 'nosotros' is 'comeremos'. The other options correspond to the present tense, preterite, or third-person plural future.
Which sentence correctly uses the subjunctive mood for 'tener' to express a wish?
Espero que ella tuvo un buen día.
Espero que ella tiene un buen día.
Espero que ella tendría un buen día.
Espero que ella tenga un buen día.
The sentence 'Espero que ella tenga un buen día.' correctly uses the present subjunctive to express a wish. The other sentences incorrectly use the indicative or other tenses.
Identify the correct present subjunctive form of 'hablar' for 'nosotros'.
Hablen
Hablamos
Habláramos
Hablemos
'Hablemos' is the correct present subjunctive form for 'nosotros'. The other options belong to the indicative, imperfect subjunctive, or third-person forms.
Choose the correct imperfect subjunctive form of 'ser' for 'yo'.
Fuera
Soy
Seré
Era
The form 'fuera' is used for the imperfect subjunctive mood of 'ser'. The other options are in the imperfect indicative, future, and present indicative respectively.
Which sentence uses the present perfect tense with the irregular past participle of 'escribir' correctly?
He escrito la carta.
He escribir la carta.
He escribo la carta.
He escribido la carta.
The sentence 'He escrito la carta.' correctly uses the present perfect tense with the correct irregular past participle 'escrito'. The other options misuse the past participle or combine forms incorrectly.
For the verb 'venir', what is the correct preterite conjugation for 'nosotros'?
Vinimos
Venimos
Vinieron
Vinieramos
The irregular verb 'venir' is correctly conjugated as 'vinimos' for 'nosotros' in the preterite tense. The other options either reflect different subjects or incorrect forms.
Select the correct conditional form of 'poder' for 'él'.
Podió
Podrías
Podría
Puede
The conditional form for 'él' of the verb 'poder' is 'podría'. The other options mistakenly use the present tense, preterite, or the conditional form for 'tú'.
Which sentence correctly uses the reflexive pronoun in the tú imperative for 'levantarse'?
Te levantas.
Levántese.
Levántanos.
Levántate.
The command 'Levántate.' is the correct affirmative imperative form for 'tú' when using the reflexive verb 'levantarse'. The other options either use the wrong pronoun or are in an incorrect form.
Identify the sentence with the correct imperfect subjunctive form of 'conocer' in a hypothetical scenario.
Si yo conozco a su familia, iría a la fiesta.
Si yo conocí a su familia, iría a la fiesta.
Si yo conocía a su familia, iría a la fiesta.
Si yo conociera a su familia, iría a la fiesta.
The sentence 'Si yo conociera a su familia, iría a la fiesta.' correctly employs the imperfect subjunctive with 'conociera' to express a hypothetical situation. The other options use either the present, preterite, or imperfect indicative forms, which are unsuitable here.
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Study Outcomes

  1. Analyze common verb conjugation patterns for regular and irregular verbs.
  2. Apply proper conjugation forms in a variety of sentence contexts.
  3. Evaluate the use of different Spanish tenses in expressing time frames.
  4. Demonstrate accuracy in reflexive and non-reflexive verb usage.
  5. Increase overall confidence in mastering Spanish verb conjugations.

Spanish Verb Conjugation Cheat Sheet

  1. Understand the three categories of Spanish verbs - Spanish verbs fall into three families: -ar, -er, and -ir, each with its own conjugation roadmap that you can follow like a treasure map to perfect your tenses. Recognizing these endings at a glance is your secret weapon to conjugate thousands of verbs with confidence. Ready to dive deeper? BBC Bitesize Guide
  2. Master the present tense conjugations for regular verbs - Present tense is your trusty sidekick for everyday conversations. Practice -ar verbs like hablar, -er verbs like comer and -ir verbs like vivir until you can conjugate them in your sleep. Soon you'll be chatting away like a native! BBC Bitesize Practice
  3. Learn the differences between the preterite and imperfect past tenses - The preterite is for one-off events (like yesterday's delicious lasagna), while the imperfect is your go-to for storytelling and habits. Mastering this duo turns you into a time‑traveling storyteller. FluentU Tenses Deep Dive
  4. Familiarize yourself with common irregular verbs and their conjugations - Ser, ir and tener are rebellious verbs that have their own special conjugation rules. Memorize these rule‑breakers once, and you'll unlock dozens of essential expressions! Wikipedia Irregular Verbs
  5. Practice stem-changing verbs, also known as "boot" verbs - In certain forms, these verbs change their vowel stem like magic: preferir transforms its "e" to "ie" (prefiero). Knowing your boot verbs makes conversations pop with correct vibes. Tell Me In Spanish Conjugation
  6. Understand the use of reflexive verbs and their pronouns - Reflexive verbs show that the action bounces right back at the subject (me baño, te bañas). Get comfy with me, te, se, nos and os, and you'll be describing daily routines like a pro. Tell Me In Spanish Reflexives
  7. Learn the future tense conjugations to express actions that will happen - The future tense is super easy: just attach -é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án to any infinitive. You'll be confidently planning vacations and forecasting events in español in no time. ThoughtCo Future Tense
  8. Study the conditional tense to talk about hypothetical situations - To express wishes or what you would do, add -ía, -ías, -ía, -íamos, -íais, -ían to the verb. Suddenly, you can daydream in Spanish like "Me gustaría viajar" with flair. ThoughtCo Conditional Tense
  9. Recognize verbs with spelling changes in the "yo" form - Some verbs tweak their spelling to keep pronunciation clear (escoger becomes escojo, seguir turns into sigo). Spotting these quirks lets you avoid awkward mistakes and sound smooth. StudySpanish Spelling Rules
  10. Practice using verbs in context through reading and writing exercises - Context is king! Write short stories or journal entries using all your newly learned tenses and weird verbs. The more you flex your verb muscles, the more fluent you'll become. Leaf Languages Exercises
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