The answer to this question is to look for the verb word you are trying to change. You could add (ir, er, ar) to the ending of the verb word. A lot of verb words to conjugate are easily identifiable by their endings; primarily if they are in infinitive form; where these words end in at, er, ir.

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SARA ¿En qué (1) piensa pensar? ANA (2) You answered (blank) en el fin de semana. Quiero ir a un concierto con unos amigos. SARA

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In Spanish, if you want to conjugate a verb, you need to determine first which is the subject (yo, tú, él, ella, eso, nosotros/as, vosotros/as, ellos/as) in the sentence, then the verbal tense (present, future, past participle, gerund…), and the mode (if it is imperative, indicative or subjunctive) as well.

In this exercise, almost all the verbs are in present tense. If also the verb is regular (ends in AR, ER, IR), we just have to know the following rules:

Regular verbs with ER

Change ER to:

•Yo: o

•Tú: es

•Él, Ella, eso: e

•Nosotros/as: emos

•Vosotros/as: éis

•Ellos/as, Ustedes: en

Regular verbs with AR

Change AR to:

•Yo: o

•Tú: as

•Él, Ella, eso: a

•Nosotros/as: amos

•Vosotros/as: áis

•Ellos/as, Ustedes: an

Regular verbs with IR

Change IR to:

•Yo: o

•Tú: es

•Él, Ella, eso: e

•Nosotros/as: Imos

•Vosotros/as: ís

•Ellos/as, Ustedes: en

Well, now that is clear. Let’s begin with the exercises following the rules listed above:

SARA ¿En qué (1) piensas (pensar)?

In this case the subject is Tú

ANA (2) Pienso en el fin de semana. Quiero ir a un concierto con

unos amigos.