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Pasar Present Practice

Pasar (to happen, to spend (time), to pass) 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

Pasar is fully regular in the present: paso, pasas, pasa, pasamos, pasáis, pasan. What makes it tricky is meaning: to happen, to spend time, to pass by, to hand something over and, in ¿qué te pasa?, to be wrong with someone.

When pasar means to happen, the subject is the event, not the person: ¿qué te pasa? (what's wrong with you?), but me pasan cosas raras, with a plural verb because cosas is plural. It works like gustar, so check what is happening before choosing the ending.

IIConjugation
pasarPresent
yo
paso
tú
pasas
él / ella / usted
pasa
nosotros
pasamos
vosotros
pasáis
ellos / ustedes
pasan
Fully regular in every tense, conjugated exactly like hablar.

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.

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IIIPractice exercises

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Exercise 01 of 14Tag: Yo form
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Todos los días yo _____ por la panadería de camino al trabajo. (pasar)

Every day I stop by the bakery on the way to work.

Exercise 02 of 14Tag: Tú form
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¿Dónde _____ tú las vacaciones de verano normalmente? (pasar)

Where do you usually spend your summer holidays?

Exercise 03 of 14Tag: Impersonal subject
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¿Qué te _____? Tienes mala cara. (pasar)

What's wrong with you? You look unwell.

Exercise 04 of 14Tag: Nosotros form
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Mi familia y yo siempre _____ la Navidad en casa de mis abuelos. (pasar)

My family and I always spend Christmas at my grandparents' house.

Exercise 05 of 14Tag: Impersonal subject
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A mí siempre me _____ cosas rarísimas en los aeropuertos. (pasar)

Really strange things always happen to me at airports.

Exercise 06 of 14Tag: Yo form
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Con mis amigos del colegio yo siempre lo _____ genial. (pasar)

I always have a great time with my school friends.

Exercise 07 of 14Tag: Tú form
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Carlos, ¿me _____ la sal, por favor? (pasar)

Carlos, could you pass me the salt, please?

Exercise 08 of 14Tag: Schedules
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El autobús 27 _____ por delante de mi casa cada diez minutos. (pasar)

The number 27 bus goes past my house every ten minutes.

Exercise 09 of 14Tag: Nosotros form
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Nosotros siempre _____ por delante del museo, pero nunca entramos. (pasar)

We always walk past the museum, but we never go in.

Exercise 10 of 14Tag: Ellos form
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Las horas _____ volando cuando estoy contigo. (pasar)

The hours fly by when I'm with you.

Exercise 11 of 14Tag: Vosotros form
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¿Vosotros normalmente _____ el verano en la playa o en la montaña? (pasar)

Do you (all) usually spend the summer at the beach or in the mountains?

Exercise 12 of 14Tag: Tense contrast
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Ahora yo _____ más tiempo en casa que antes. (pasar)

I spend more time at home now than I used to.

Exercise 13 of 14Tag: Tú form
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Si _____ por el súper, compra leche. (pasar)

If you go past the supermarket, buy some milk.

Exercise 14 of 14Tag: Impersonal subject
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¿Qué _____ en esta ciudad los domingos? Está todo cerrado. (pasar)

What's going on in this city on Sundays? Everything's closed.

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