In this exercise, we need to fill in the blank with the irregular *yo* form of the verb given, formated in the present tense.
The sentence reads:
*”Do you always do your homework? Yes, _____homework every day.”*

Since in the question we have the verb *hacer* (haces), to fill in the blank we also have to use that verb. Since we have to use the *yo *form, we need to conjugate the verb *hacer* into the first-person singular present form, which is “hago”.

Note that the verb *hacer* has irregular only the *yo* form, the other forms follow the regular “-er” verb conjugation.

hago

In this exercise, we need to fill in the blank with the irregular yo form of the verb given, formated in the present tense.
The sentence reads:
*”Where do you put your books? ______my books in my backpack.”*

Since in the question we have the verb *poner* (pones), to fill in the blank we also have to use that verb. Since we have to use the *yo* form, we need to conjugate the verb *poner* (to put) into the first-person singular present form, which is “pongo”.

Note that the verb *poner* has irregular only the yo form, the other forms follow the regular “-er” verb conjugation.

pongo

In this exercise, we need to fill in the blank with the irregular yo form of the verb given, formated in the present tense.
The sentence reads:
*”Do you give the teacher homework? Yes, I ______ her always the homework.”*

Since in the question we have the verb *dar* (das), to fill in the blank we also have to use that verb. Since we have to use the *yo* form, we need to conjugate the verb *dar* (to give) into the first-person singular present form, which is “doy”.

Note that the verb *dar* has irregular only the yo form, the other forms follow the regular “-er” verb conjugation.

doy

In this exercise, we need to fill in the blank with the irregular yo form of the verb given, formated in the present tense.
The sentence reads:
*”Do you bring your textbook home? Yes, ____ my book home to study.”*

Since in the question we have the verb *traer* (traes), to fill in the blank we also have to use that verb. Since we have to use the *yo* form, we need to conjugate the verb *traer* (to bring) into the first-person singular present form, which is “traigo”.

Note that the verb *traer* has irregular only the yo form, the other forms follow the regular “-er” verb conjugation.

traigo

In this exercise, we need to fill in the blank with the irregular yo form of the verb given, formated in the present tense.
The sentence reads:
*”Do you see the photo of José and María? Yes, ____the photo. It is very pretty.”*

Since in the question we have the verb *ver* (ves), to fill in the blank we also have to use that verb. Since we have to use the *yo* form, we need to conjugate the verb *ver* (to see) into the first-person singular present form, which is “veo”.

Note that the verb *ver* has irregular only the yo form, the other forms follow the regular “-er” verb conjugation.

veo

In this exercise, we need to fill in the blank with the irregular yo form of the verb given, formated in the present tense.
The sentence reads:
*”Do you obey your parents? Yes, ____ always to my parents.”*

Since in the question we have the verb *obedecer* (obedeces), to fill in the blank we also have to use that verb. Since we have to use the *yo* form, we need to conjugate the verb *obedecer* (to obey) into the first-person singular present form, which is “obedezco”.

Note that the verb *obedecer* has irregular only the yo form, in the stem there is a c->z change, the other forms follow the regular “-er” verb conjugation.

obedezco

In this exercise, we need to fill in the blank with the irregular yo form of the verb given, formated in the present tense.
The sentence reads:
*”Do you know a famous person? Yes, _____Enrique Iglesias.”*

Since in the question we have the verb *conocer* (conoces), to fill in the blank we also have to use that verb. Since we have to use the *yo* form, we need to conjugate the verb *conocer* (to obey) into the first-person singular present form, which is “conozco”.

Note that the verb *conocer* has irregular only the yo form, in the stem there is a c->z change, the other forms follow the regular “-er” verb conjugation.

conozco