Present tense of the verb VER 1

Free Spanish exercise on ver in the present tense. Fill in the correct form. Beginner–elementary level.

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Ver — present tense conjugation — veo, ves, ve, vemos, veis, ven. Only the yo form is irregular (veo, not vo); all other forms follow the regular -er pattern. The yo form veo is one of the "extended yo" forms like creo (from creer) — the addition of -e- prevents a vowel clash.

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Ver vs mirar — passive vs active seeing — Ver = to see (passive/involuntary perception): ¿Ves ese edificio? (Can you see that building?). Mirar = to look at (active/intentional): Mira la pizarra (Look at the board). Ver also means to watch (ver la tele) and to visit informally (A ver si te veo pronto).

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A ver — a very common expression — A ver (let's see / let me check) is one of the most common fillers in spoken Spanish: A ver, ¿qué tienes aquí? It expresses curiosity, hesitation, or "let me look". Don't confuse it with haber. Also common: ya veremos (we'll see), vamos a ver (let's see).

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Complete each of the translations below, using the correct SIMPLE PRESENT form of the verb VER.

1. He watches all of her movies.
El todas sus películas.✓

2. I don't see you.
No te .✓

3. We don't see him.
No lo .✓

4. Do you (USTED) see that building?
¿ aquel edificio?✓

5. You (USTEDES) don't see the mistakes.
Ustedes no los errores.✓

6. You guys (VOSOTROS) don't see it.
Vosotros no lo .✓

7. They (ELLOS) see those birds.
Ellos a los pájaros.✓

8. Do you (TU) see the car?
¿ el coche/carro?✓

9. Carlos doesn't see her.
Carlos no la .✓

10. We see María.
Nosotros a María.✓