Drag & Drop Present Tense Verbs in Spanish

If you are studying Spanish as a beginner, mastering the present indicative tense is crucial for everyday conversations. This drag-and-drop exercise will help you practice common verbs and build your vocabulary without having to type a single word.

If you're playing on a computer: Drag the correct verb into each blank.
If you're playing on a mobile device: Tap the verb, then tap the blank. To remove it, tap it again.

En ordenador: Arrastra el verbo correcto a cada hueco.
En móvil: Toca el verbo y luego toca el hueco vacío. Para quitarlo, vuelve a tocarlo.

estudia
comemos
viven
leo
escribís
1. Yo
un libro en la cama.
2. Ella
español por las tardes.
3. Nosotros
ensalada todos los días.
4. Vosotros
correos a los clientes.
5. Ellos
en el centro de Madrid.

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Drag and Drop: The Present Tense in Action

As you continue your learning process through A2 Spanish (beginner level), you will find that the present simple (presente de indicativo) is the absolute backbone of most daily interactions. We use it constantly to describe our daily habits, state facts, and talk about actions happening right now.

In this specific exercise, you are working with regular and common verbs that are essential for everyday life in Spain or Latin America. Recognizing the correct endings for each subject, whether it is yo (I), (you), nosotros (we) or ellos (they), is key to sounding natural. By dragging the correct conjugated verb to its corresponding sentence, you are practicing the connection between the subject and its proper conjugation in your brain.

Tips for this exercise

  • Read the full sentence first: since context is everything, look closely at the subject of the sentence to determine which exact verb ending you need.
  • Match the meaning: some verbs might share similar conjugation endings, but only one makes logical sense in the context of the sentence (for example, eating a salad versus reading a book).
  • Mobile-friendly controls: if you are playing on a smartphone or tablet, this exercise uses a "tap and place" system. Simply tap the verb you want to select and then tap the empty line to place it. If you change your mind, tap the word again to send it back to the top.

Take your time and keep practicing until you get a perfect score! Once all your answers are completely correct, a button will automatically appear to take you to your next Spanish exercise about present tense.

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