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

Remember that the verb the subject of the sentence have to match in person and number.

N.B. The verb *jugar (to play)* is one of the stem-changing verbs. However, there is a rule that applies to all stem-changing verbs. The rule says the stem doesn’t change in the first and second-person plural.

See the explanation.

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

In this exercise, you practice conjugation of the verb *jugar (to play)* and vocabulary.

1. Un jugador de fútbol juega en el campo.
(A soccer player plays in the stadium.)

2. Un campeón de básquetbol juega en la cancha.
(A basketball champion plays on the court.)

3. Los campeones de tenies juegan en la cancha.
(Tennis champions play on the court.)

See the explanation.

1. Un jugador de fútbol juega en el campo.
2. Un campeón de básquetbol juega en la cancha.
3. Los campeones de tenis juegan en la cancha.

The objective of this exercise is to practice writing. Use the sentences below as a guide to describing a sport you and your friends like to play.

A mis amigos y yo nos gusta jugar al voleibol.
(My friends and I like to play volleyball.)

Nosotros jugamos el voleibol en una cancha de escuela.
(We play volleyball on the school court.)

Nosotros jugamos todos los viernes y necesitamos solamente una pelota.
(We play every Friday and only need a ball.)