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Spanish Verbs — Grammar Exam

Conjugation, tenses, irregular forms and verbal moods

Spanish LanguagePrimary, Secondary
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Revise Spanish verbs in depth: present indicative of regular and irregular verbs (-go group), preterite vs imperfect, ser vs estar, simple future, conditional, irregular past participles, pronominal verbs, imperative and subjunctive. 15 questions from Primary to Secondary level.

📖 Summary

The verb is the most complex part of Spanish grammar: it changes form depending on person, tense and mood, and hides irregularities that confuse even native speakers, like the difference between ser and estar or between the preterite and the imperfect.

The exam covers the most common irregular verbs (the ones with -go in the first person: tengo, pongo, hago), the difference between ser and estar, past tenses and irregular participles, with real-context examples.

Revise Spanish conjugation from Primary to Secondary with the exam below.

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Spanish Language · Primary, Secondary

🧠 Pedagogical Benefits

Irregular -go Verbs

Yo tengo, yo pongo, yo hago, yo salgo: verbs with -go in the first person singular. The exam works through each one systematically with the rule applied.

Ser vs Estar

The most queried distinction for Spanish learners. Ser = permanent identity; estar = temporary state or location. With real sentence examples.

Preterite vs Imperfect

Preterite = single completed past action. Imperfect = past habit or description. The most frequent writing error. The exam tests this with real context.

💡 Practical Example

"A student wrote "yo teno" instead of "yo tengo". After seeing the -go rule and practising it in context, they stopped making the mistake across all -go verbs."

📝 Study Tips

Tricks and techniques to master this topic faster:

  1. 1

    -go verbs in yo: tener→tengo, poner→pongo, hacer→hago, salir→salgo, valer→valgo, traer→traigo.

  2. 2

    Ser: profession, origin, material, identity, time. Estar: state, location, result of action.

  3. 3

    Preterite + markers: ayer, el lunes pasado, en 2010. Imperfect + markers: antes, siempre, de niño.

  4. 4

    Irregular past participles: escribir→escrito, ver→visto, hacer→hecho, decir→dicho, poner→puesto.

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