The Present Simple Exercises VERB TENSES

The Present Simple Exercises

Fill in the blanks with common Spanish verbs

Learning the most common Spanish verbs is one of the fastest ways to start communicating in Spanish. In this online activity, Fill in the blanks with common Spanish verbs, you will practice essential Spanish verbs in the present indicative tense (presente de indicativo), the tense used to talk about facts, routines, descriptions, and everyday situations. This activity for beginners focuses on some of the most important verbs in Spanish: ser, estar, tener, hablar, comer and vivir.

In this exercise you have to complete each sentence by typing the correct present tense form of the verb shown. When you finish, click Comprobar respuestas (Check answers) to see your score and review any mistakes.

Practica verbos comunes en español

Escribe la forma correcta del verbo en presente de indicativo.

1. Yo de Madrid, España.
2. Ella un perro muy pequeño.
3. Nosotros muy felices.
4. ¿Tú carne o eres vegetariano?
5. Mis amigos cerca de la playa.
6. Usted español muy bien.

Spanish -AR Verbs: Fill-in-the-Blanks Exercise

Are you learning Spanish and want to master regular -AR verbs in the present tense? This simple and effective fill-in-the-blanks exercise is just what you need to review the first conjugation and improve your grammar in context.

This Spanish -AR Verbs: Fill-in-the-Blanks exercise allows to review regular -AR verbs in Spanish, which are the most common verb group in Spanish. These verbs are from the first conjugation, like hablar (to speak), estudiar (to study) or bailar (to dance) follow a clear pattern in the present tense. Once you learn how to conjugate them, you’ll unlock hundreds of useful verbs for everyday conversations.

What to do:

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of each verb in parentheses. All the verbs are regular and end in -AR. Use the present tense.

Example: Yo _____ (hablar) español. → Yo hablo español.

Click on the play symbol to start the activity.


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