Q1. Right answer: me gusta escuchar
A mí me gusta escuchar música las 24 horas del día (I like listening to music 24 hours a day)
me is the indirect object for the first-person singular. An indirect object pronoun is a person that receives the action of a verb indirectly. It tells us to whom or for whom something is done. On the other hand, gusta is a conjugation of the verb gustar used with the mentioned indirect object. Escuchar is a verb in its infinitive form, that is, the most basic form of a Spanish verb.
Q2. Right answer: trabaja
Estefanía trabaja en una universidad. (Estefanía works at a University)
trabaja is the conjugation of the regular verb trabajar for the third-person singular in the simple present. To conjugate this regular verb take away the ar ending and add the letter a to the end of the word.
Q3. Right answer: dibujan
Vanesa y tú dibujan muy bien (Vanesa and you draw very well)
dibujan is the conjugation of the regular verb dibujar for the third-person plural in the simple present. To conjugate this regular verb take away the ar ending and add the ending an to the word.
Q4. Right answer: ceno
Yo ceno a las 8:00 p.m. ¿y tú? (I have dinner at 8:00 p.m. and you?)
ceno is the conjugation of the regular verb cenar for the first-person singular in the simple present. To conjugate this regular verb take away the ar ending and add the letter o to the end of the word.
Q5. Right answer: llegan
Las profesoras llegan a las 8:00
a.m. (The teachers arrive at 8:00 a.m.)
llegan is the conjugation of the irregular verb llegar for the third-person plural in the simple present. To conjugate this irregular verb take away the ar ending and add the ending an.
Q6. Right answer: termina
La clase de economía termina a las 4:00 p.m. (The economy class ends at 4:00 p.m.)
termina is the conjugation of the regular verb terminar for the third-person singular in the simple present. To conjugate this regular verb take away the ar ending and add the letter a to the end of the word.
Q7. Right answer: miran
Analía y Clara miran la pizarra con atención. (Analía and Clara look at the blackboard with attention.)
miran is the conjugation of the regular verb mirar for the third-person plural in the simple present. To conjugate this regular verb take away the ar ending and add the ending an.
