1.
What are the shared preterite forms of ser and ir?
soy, eres, es, somos, sois, son
voy, vas, va, vamos, vais, van
fui, fuiste, fue, fuimos, fuisteis, fueron
era, eras, era, éramos, erais, eran
2.
In "Fui al parque," what does fui mean?
I was
I went
I go
I am
3.
In "Fuiste a Madrid," what does fuiste mean?
You were
You went
You go
You are
4.
In "Fue al hotel," what does fue most likely mean?
It was
He or she went
He or she goes
He or she is
5.
In "Fuimos a la estación," what does fuimos mean?
We were
We went
We go
We are
6.
In "Fueron al restaurante," what does fueron mean?
They were
They went
They go
They are
7.
In "Fue profesor," what does fue mean?
He went
He was
He goes
He is
8.
In "La reunión fue corta," what does fue mean?
Went
Goes
Was
Is
9.
In "El viaje fue excelente," which verb meaning is required?
ir — to go
ser — to be
venir — to come
estar — to be located
10.
Why does "Fui al banco" use the ir meaning?
Because banco is masculine.
Because fui always means went.
Because the phrase expresses movement to a destination.
Because the sentence contains no adjective.
11.
Why does "Fui estudiante" use the ser meaning?
Because estudiante is a destination.
Because the phrase identifies a role.
Because fui always means was.
Because the sentence is in the present.
12.
Which question asks about a destination and therefore supports ir?
¿Cómo fue el viaje?
¿Adónde fuiste ayer?
¿Fue excelente?
¿Fue profesor?
13.
Which answer uses ser to evaluate a trip?
Fui a la universidad.
Fuimos a Madrid.
Fue excelente.
Fueron al restaurante.
14.
In "El sábado fuimos a Madrid," what does fuimos mean?
We were
We went
We are
We go
15.
In "El viaje fue excelente y la comida fue muy buena," what does fue mean in both cases?
Went
Goes
Was
Went and was
16.
What should you do before deciding whether fui, fue, or another shared form means ser or ir?
Translate the form in isolation.
Always choose "went."
Read the surrounding context.
Look only at the subject pronoun.