For this exercise, you need to know how the verb *jugar (to play)* is conjugated.

1. juega (he plays)
2. juegan (they play)
3. jugamos (we play)
4. juego (I play)
5. juegas (you (second-person singular) play)

For this exercise, you need to know how the verb jugar (to play) is conjugated. Pay attention to the subject of the sentence’s person and number.

1. juegan (they play)
2. juega (you (formal second-person singular) play)
3. juegan (they play)
4. juega (she plays)
5. jugamos (we play)

In this exercise, you should know how the verb *jugar (to play)* is conjugated. Remember that verbs always match with the subject’s in person and number.

You can mix and match the elements from the second and third columns of the table and still get a grammatically correct sentence. The subject and the verb, however, have to match each other.

1. **Ustedes juegan** al béisbol en un equipo.
(You play baseball in a team.)

Ustedes (you) is the third-person plural, so that is why we used the form “juegan.” Since *jugar (to play)* is an irregular verb, its stem changed from u-ue.

2. **María juega** al voleibol los sábados.
(Maria plays volleyball on Saturdays.)

Maria (she) is the third-person singular, so we used the appropriate form of *jugar (to play)*, which is “juega.” The stem changed from u-ue.

3. **Usted juega** al tenis en la cancha de la escuela.
(You play tennis on a school court.)

Usted (you) is a formal second-person singular, so we used the appropriate form of *jugar (to play)*, which is “juega.” Again, the stem changed from u-ue.

Please see the **detailed explanation.**

1. Ustedes juegan al béisbol en un equipo.
2. María juega al voleibol los sábados.
3. Usted juega al tenis en la cancha de la escuela.