Pasar Conjugation Practice
Pasar is one of the busiest verbs in Spanish: to happen (¿qué pasó?), to spend time (pasar el fin de semana), to pass by (pasar por la farmacia) and to hand something over (¿me pasas la sal?). The forms are fully regular, so the challenge is choosing the right tense for each meaning.
Fully regular in every tense, conjugated exactly like hablar.
Present
yo pasoWhat happens now and in general
14 exercises →Preterite
yo paséCompleted past actions
14 exercises →Imperfect
yo pasabaPast background, habits, descriptions
14 exercises →Future
yo pasaréWhat will happen
14 exercises →Conditional
yo pasaríaWhat would happen
14 exercises →Present Perfect
yo he pasadoWhat has happened, with haber + participle
14 exercises →Present Subjunctive
yo paseAfter wish, doubt, and emotion
14 exercises →Commands
tú pasaTelling someone what to do
14 exercises →Download the pasar conjugation worksheet (PDF) — free, with answer key
48 exercises on pasar 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.