In this section you are asked to complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb *querer*. The first sentence reads, “Marta and I _____ to eat”.

The two options you are given to choose from are third-person, plural form of *querer* and the first-person, plural (*nosotros*) form of *querer*. Since the subject of our sentence is “Marta and I”, which can also be though of as “we”, the correct form is the *nosotros* form.

queremos

In this section you are asked to complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb *querer*. The second sentence reads, “I ______ to download files”.

The two options you are given to choose between are the second-person, singular (*tú*) form of *querer* and the first-person, singular (*yo*) form of *querer*. Since the subject of the sentence is “I”, the *yo* form of *querer* is the correct one.

quiero

In this section you are asked to complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb *querer*. The third sentence reads, “Pablo _______ to exercise”.

The two options you are given are the first-person, plural (*nosotros*) form of *querer* and the third-person, singular form of *querer*. Since the subject of the sentence is Pablo (*él*), the correct form is the third-person, singular.

quiere

In this section you are asked to complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb *querer*. The fourth sentence reads, “do you ______ to go to the mall?”.

The two options you are given are the second-person, singular (*tú*) form of *querer* and the third-person, plural form of *querer*. Since the question is being directed at *tú*, we know that the *tú* form of *querer* will be used.

quieres

In this section you are asked to complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb *querer*. The fifth sentence reads, “Marco and Felipe ______ to surf the internet”.

The two options you are given are the third-person, plural form of *querer* and the first-person, singular form of *querer*. Obviously we won’t be using the first-person, singular form since our subject is not *yo*, it is “Marcos and Felipe”. The correct choice is the third-person, plural form.

quieren

In this section you are asked to complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb querer. The sixth sentence reads, “Do you all ____ to play baseball?”.

The two options you are given are the third-person, plural form of *querer* and the first-person, plural (*nosotros*) form of *querer*. We know our subject is *ustedes*, which falls under the third-person, plural heading. We also know that our subject is NOT *nosotros*, which eliminates *queremos*.

quieren

In this section you are asked to complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb querer. The seventh sentence reads, “do you _____ to pass the time alone?”.

The two options you are given are the first-person, singular form of *querer* and the second-person, singular, formal form of *querer*. Don’t be confused by the fact that the subject *usted* comes after the verb *querer*. The *usted* form of *querer* is the correct choice here, given the subject of the sentence.

Quiere

In this section you are asked to complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb querer. The eighth sentence reads, “Juan and Sandra ____ to go for a walk”.

The two options you are given are the third-person, singular form of *querer* and the third-person, plural form of *querer*. Since our subjects are Juan and Sandra, which would also be thought of as “they”, we will use the plural form.

quieren

In this section you are asked to complete the sentence with the correct form of the verb querer. The ninth and final phrase reads, “You are a hard worker. ______ to do the homework.”

The two options you are given are the second-person, singular (*tú*) form of *querer* and the first-person, plural (*nosotros*) form of *querer*. Because the first sentence contains *eres*, the *tú* form of *ser*, we know that the subject is *tú*. This means we will use the *tú* form of *querer* as well.

Quieres