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Match the verb 'llamarse' conjugations in the present tense with the correct subject pronouns:
Match the verb 'llamarse' conjugations in the present tense with the correct subject pronouns:
me llamo = Yo te llamas = Tú se llama = Él/Ella/Usted nos llamamos = Nosotros/as
Match the verb 'vestirse' conjugations in the imperfect tense with the correct subject pronouns:
Match the verb 'vestirse' conjugations in the imperfect tense with the correct subject pronouns:
me vestía = Yo te vestías = Tú se vestía = Él/Ella/Usted nos vestíamos = Nosotros/as
Match the verb 'llamarse' conjugations in the future tense with the correct subject pronouns:
Match the verb 'llamarse' conjugations in the future tense with the correct subject pronouns:
me voy a llamar = Yo te vas a llamar = Tú se va a llamar = Él/Ella/Usted nos vamos a llamar = Nosotros/as
Match the verb 'vestirse' conjugations in the preterite tense with the correct subject pronouns:
Match the verb 'vestirse' conjugations in the preterite tense with the correct subject pronouns:
Match the verb 'llamarse' conjugations in the present progressive tense with the correct subject pronouns:
Match the verb 'llamarse' conjugations in the present progressive tense with the correct subject pronouns:
Match the following conjugations of 'dormirse' with their respective tense:
Match the following conjugations of 'dormirse' with their respective tense:
Match the following conjugations of 'pedir' with their respective tense:
Match the following conjugations of 'pedir' with their respective tense:
Match the following conjugations of 'despertarse' with their respective tense:
Match the following conjugations of 'despertarse' with their respective tense:
Match the following future tense forms with their proper subjects for 'dormirse':
Match the following future tense forms with their proper subjects for 'dormirse':
Match the following future tense forms with their proper subjects for 'pedir':
Match the following future tense forms with their proper subjects for 'pedir':
Match the following present tense forms of 'servir' with their respective subjects:
Match the following present tense forms of 'servir' with their respective subjects:
Match the following present progressive forms of 'despertarse' with their respective subjects:
Match the following present progressive forms of 'despertarse' with their respective subjects:
Match the following imperfect tense forms of 'dormirse' with their respective subjects:
Match the following imperfect tense forms of 'dormirse' with their respective subjects:
Match the following preterite forms of 'pedir' with their respective subjects:
Match the following preterite forms of 'pedir' with their respective subjects:
Flashcards
llamarse (to call oneself) - Present Tense
llamarse (to call oneself) - Present Tense
The present tense of the verb 'to call oneself' in Spanish is 'me llamo' (I call myself), 'te llamas' (you call yourself), 'se llama' (he/she/you formal calls himself/herself/yourself), 'nos llamamos' (we call ourselves), 'os llamáis' (you all call yourselves), and 'se llaman' (they/you formal call themselves/yourselves).
llamarse (to call oneself) - Present Progressive Tense
llamarse (to call oneself) - Present Progressive Tense
The present progressive tense of the verb 'to call oneself' in Spanish is 'me estoy llamando' (I am calling myself), 'te estás llamando' (you are calling yourself), 'se está llamando' (he/she/you formal is calling himself/herself/yourself), 'nos estamos llamando' (we are calling ourselves), 'os estáis llamando' (you all are calling yourselves), and 'se están llamando' (they/you formal are calling themselves/yourselves).
llamarse (to call oneself) - Preterit (Past Tense)
llamarse (to call oneself) - Preterit (Past Tense)
The preterit (past tense) of the verb 'to call oneself' in Spanish is 'me llamé' (I called myself), 'te llamaste' (you called yourself), 'se llamó (he/she/you formal called himself/herself/yourself), 'nos llamamos' (we called ourselves), 'os llamasteis' (you all called yourselves), and 'se llamaron' (they/you formal called themselves/yourselves).
vestirse (to get dressed) - Present Tense
vestirse (to get dressed) - Present Tense
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vestirse (to get dressed) - Present Progressive Tense
vestirse (to get dressed) - Present Progressive Tense
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"Dormirse" - To fall asleep
"Dormirse" - To fall asleep
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Present Tense of "Dormirse"
Present Tense of "Dormirse"
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Present Progressive Tense of "Dormirse"
Present Progressive Tense of "Dormirse"
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Preterite Tense of "Dormirse"
Preterite Tense of "Dormirse"
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Imperfect Tense of "Dormirse"
Imperfect Tense of "Dormirse"
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Future Tense of "Dormirse"
Future Tense of "Dormirse"
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"Pedir" - To Ask For
"Pedir" - To Ask For
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Present Tense of "Pedir"
Present Tense of "Pedir"
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Present Progressive Tense of "Pedir"
Present Progressive Tense of "Pedir"
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Preterite Tense of "Pedir"
Preterite Tense of "Pedir"
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Study Notes
Spanish Irregular Verb Conjugations
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Llamarse (to call oneself): This verb conjugates differently than regular verbs. Pay close attention to the forms for each person. For example, in the present tense, "yo" uses "me llamo" while "él" uses "se llama."
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Vestirse (to get dressed): Similar to llamarse, this verb has irregular forms. Note the different forms for each pronoun. For example, in the present tense "yo" uses "me visto," "tú" uses "te vistes," and so on.
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Dormirse (to fall asleep): This verb also has unique conjugations. The present tense form "yo" is "me duermo," "tú" is "te duermes," and "él" is "se duerme."
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Pedir (to ask for): This verb has a regular present tense stem "ped-" and standard endings. Look at examples to see how this changes throughout different tenses.
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Servir (to serve): This verb is irregular in the present tense. Key forms are "sirvo" (yo), "sirves" (tú), and "sirve" (él or ella).
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Despertarse (to wake up): This verb is irregular and conjugated differently from regular verbs. Note the unique form of each pronoun in different tenses. For example, the present tense "yo" is "me despierto," and "tú," is "te despiertas."
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Test your knowledge of Spanish irregular verb conjugations with this quiz. Focus on the unique forms of verbs like 'llamarse', 'vestirse', and 'dormirse' in various tenses. Improve your understanding of these essential verbs and their conjugations.
