Question

conjugación de verbos - verb conjugations ayer - yesterday on the 1st line write the personal pronoun. on the 2nd line write the 3 verb word roots and depending if they end on ar, er, ir exchange these for the correct ending when conjugating in the past tense. on the 3rd line, write down what it means in english. camin vend escrib camind, vendid, escribid he walked, sold, wrote www.spanishforkids

Explanation:

Each section follows the task: 1st line = personal pronoun matching the verb tense ending, 2nd line = preterite (past tense) conjugated verbs, 3rd line = English translations.

1. Second row: Uses the "aiste/iste/iste" endings for tú (informal you) preterite.
2. Third row: Uses the "aron/ieron/ieron" endings for ellos/ellas/ustedes (they/you plural) preterite.
3. Fourth row: Uses the "amos/imos/imos" endings for nosotros/nosotras (we) preterite.
4. Fifth row: Uses the "é/í/í" endings for yo (I) preterite.
5. Sixth row: Uses the "ó/ió/ió" endings for él/ella/usted (he/she/you formal) preterite, same as the example.

Answer:

Row 2 (Tú form)

1. Tú
2. visitaste, corriste, compraste
3. You visited, ran, bought

Row 3 (Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes form)

1. Ellos/Ellas/Ustedes
2. cantaron, comieron, salieron
3. They/You all sang, ate, left

Row 4 (Nosotros/Nosotras form)

1. Nosotros/Nosotras
2. hablamos, aprendimos, abrimos
3. We spoke/talked, learned, opened

Row 5 (Yo form)

1. Yo
2. ayudé, viví, salí
3. I helped, lived, left

Row 6 (Él/Ella/Usted form)

1. Él/Ella/Usted
2. bailó, comió, habló
3. He/She/You formal danced, ate, spoke/talked