Salir Present Practice

Question 1

Todos los días yo ___ de casa a las siete y media. (salir)

Accepted Answer

salgo. Todos los días signals a daily routine, so the present tense fits. The yo form of salir inserts a g: salgo, never "salo".

Question 2

¿A qué hora ___ tú del trabajo los viernes? (salir)

Accepted Answer

sales. Los viernes describes a repeated schedule, so the present is needed. The tú form is completely regular: sal- + -es → sales.

Question 3

El tren a Cusco ___ de la estación a las ocho en punto. (salir)

Accepted Answer

sale. Timetables and scheduled departures use the simple present in Spanish. El tren is third person singular, so the regular form sale is correct.

Question 4

Mi esposa y yo ___ a caminar todas las tardes. (salir)

Accepted Answer

salimos. Todas las tardes marks a habit, so the present fits. Mi esposa y yo = nosotros, and the nosotros form is regular: salimos.

Question 5

Mis vecinos ___ a correr al parque cada mañana. (salir)

Accepted Answer

salen. Cada mañana points to a daily habit, so the present is required. Mis vecinos is a plural subject, and the ellos form is regular: salen.

Question 6

Hoy no ___ con mis amigos porque estoy muy cansado. (salir)

Accepted Answer

salgo. Hoy plus the first-person estoy shows a present statement about the speaker. Remember the inserted g in the yo form: salgo — "salo" does not exist.

Question 7

Tú siempre ___ tarde de la oficina los lunes, ¿verdad? (salir)

Accepted Answer

sales. Siempre plus los lunes describes a recurring habit, so the present is needed. For tú the verb is regular: sales. Don't confuse it with salís, the vosotros form.

Question 8

Camila ___ con un chico de Medellín desde marzo. (salir)

Accepted Answer

sale. Desde marzo means the relationship is still ongoing, so Spanish uses the present. Salir con alguien means "to date someone"; the él/ella form is regular: sale.

Question 9

En mi familia nosotros ___ de vacaciones cada diciembre. (salir)

Accepted Answer

salimos. Cada diciembre marks a yearly routine, so the present fits. The nosotros form salimos is regular — note it looks identical to the preterite, but the habitual context makes it present.

Question 10

¿Ustedes ___ esta noche o se quedan en casa? (salir)

Accepted Answer

salen. The parallel present verb se quedan shows we're asking about tonight's plan in the present tense. Ustedes takes the same form as ellos: salen.

Question 11

Ahora yo ___ un momento a comprar pan, ya vuelvo. (salir)

Accepted Answer

salgo. Ahora anchors the action in the present moment. Spanish uses the simple present for actions happening right now, and the yo form keeps its irregular g: salgo.

Question 12

¿Por qué nunca ___ tú a bailar con nosotros? (salir)

Accepted Answer

sales. Nunca describes a general, ongoing pattern, so the present is needed. The tú form is regular: sal- + -es → sales; salgas is subjunctive and needs a trigger like quiero que.

Question 13

¿Vosotros ___ mucho por el centro de Madrid? (salir)

Accepted Answer

salís. A general question about habits takes the present. In Spain, vosotros is used for informal "you all", and its form is regular: sal- + -ís → salís, with the accent.

Question 14

En junio el sol ___ antes de las seis en Monterrey. (salir)

Accepted Answer

sale. General truths and natural facts take the simple present. El sol sale means "the sun rises" — another everyday meaning of salir — and the third person form is regular: sale.

Practice.