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Mirar Present Practice

Mirar (to look (at), to watch) in the present: 14 free exercises with an explanation after every answer, plus the full conjugation table.

•14 exercises•Regular -ar•A1 – A2 level
IWhat to watch for

Mirar is a regular -ar verb: miro, miras, mira, miramos, miráis, miran. It is looking on purpose — mirar por la ventana, mirar el móvil — while ver is simply seeing what reaches your eyes.

It also means to check (miro los precios), to face (mi casa mira al mar) and, with mal, to look down on someone: me miran mal. Mirarse al espejo is to look at yourself in the mirror.

IIConjugation
mirarPresent
yo
miro
tú
miras
él / ella / usted
mira
nosotros
miramos
vosotros
miráis
ellos / ustedes
miran
Fully regular in every tense, conjugated like hablar.

Download the mirar conjugation worksheet (PDF) — free, with answer key

48 exercises on mirar 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.

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IIIPractice exercises

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Exercise 01 of 14Tag: Daily routine
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Cada mañana yo _____ el móvil antes de levantarme. (mirar)

Every morning I check my phone before getting up.

Exercise 02 of 14Tag: Tú form
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¿Por qué me _____ así? ¿Tengo algo en la cara? Dímelo. (mirar)

Why are you looking at me like that? Have I got something on my face? Tell me.

Exercise 03 of 14Tag: Habit
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Mi abuela siempre se _____ al espejo antes de salir. (mirar)

My grandmother always looks at herself in the mirror before going out.

Exercise 04 of 14Tag: Habit
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Por las noches, nosotros _____ una serie juntos en el sofá. (mirar)

In the evenings, we watch a series together on the sofa.

Exercise 05 of 14Tag: Ellos form
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Qué graciosos: los niños _____ los peces del acuario con la boca abierta. (mirar)

How sweet: the children are staring at the fish in the aquarium with their mouths open.

Exercise 06 of 14Tag: Yo form
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Antes de cruzar la calle, yo siempre _____ a los dos lados. (mirar)

Before crossing the street, I always look both ways.

Exercise 07 of 14Tag: Si clause
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Si _____ por esta ventana, verás la catedral. (mirar)

If you look out of this window, you'll see the cathedral.

Exercise 08 of 14Tag: Location
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Mi casa _____ al mar; desde el salón se ven los barcos. (mirar)

My house faces the sea; you can see the boats from the living room.

Exercise 09 of 14Tag: Si clause
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Si _____ bien, seguro que encontramos las llaves. (mirar)

If we look properly, I'm sure we'll find the keys.

Exercise 10 of 14Tag: Idiom
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En este pueblo, algunos vecinos _____ mal a los forasteros. (mirar)

In this village, some locals look down on outsiders.

Exercise 11 of 14Tag: Vosotros form
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¿Vosotros _____ las noticias por la mañana o por la noche? (mirar)

Do you (all) check the news in the morning or in the evening?

Exercise 12 of 14Tag: Yo form
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No _____ nunca el precio cuando compro fruta. (mirar)

I never look at the price when I buy fruit.

Exercise 13 of 14Tag: General truths
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Cuando _____ las estrellas, ¿no te sientes pequeño? (mirar)

When you look at the stars, don't you feel small?

Exercise 14 of 14Tag: Él/ella form
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El gato _____ fijamente por la ventana todo el día. (mirar)

The cat stares out of the window all day.

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