Llamar Conjugation Practice
Llamar is to call — on the phone (te llamo mañana), at the door (llaman a la puerta) or to call someone something. Llamarse, to be called, is how Spanish gives names: me llamo Ana. Every form is regular, so the practice is about its uses: calling someone, naming someone and llamar la atención.
Fully regular in every tense, conjugated like hablar.
Present
yo llamoWhat happens now and in general
14 exercises →Preterite
yo llaméCompleted past actions
14 exercises →Imperfect
yo llamabaPast background, habits, descriptions
14 exercises →Future
yo llamaréWhat will happen
14 exercises →Conditional
yo llamaríaWhat would happen
14 exercises →Present Perfect
yo he llamadoWhat has happened, with haber + participle
14 exercises →Present Subjunctive
yo llameAfter wish, doubt, and emotion
14 exercises →Commands
tú llamaTelling someone what to do
14 exercises →Download the llamar conjugation worksheet (PDF) — free, with answer key
48 exercises on llamar across 8 tenses on one printable worksheet: each tense opens with its conjugation table, and the answer key with short explanations is at the end. Fits A4 and US Letter. Free for classroom use — no sign-up.