Conjugate traer and caer in the present tense in Spanish (El Presente)

Question 1

traer

Answer 1

to bring

Question 2

caer

Answer 2

to fall

Question 3

Are traer and caer regular or irregular verbs? If so, do they follow a pattern?

Answer 3

Irregular, but only in the “yo” form. Yo-go form, but with -ig instead of -g

Question 4

What is different between the two?

Answer 4

Caer is generally used with the reflexive pronouns.

Question 5

What is the present tense conjugation of traer?

Answer 5

yo- traigo

tú- traes

él/ella/usted- trae

nosotros/nosotras- traemos

ellos/ellas/ustedes- traen

Question 6

What is the present tense conjugation of caer?

Answer 6

yo- caigo

tú- caes

él/ella/usted- caemos

nosotros/nosotras- caemos

ellos/ellas/ustedes- caen

Question 7

Yo traigo mi maleta.

Answer 7

I bring my suitcase.

Question 8

¿Tú traes a tus padres a la graduación?

Answer 8

Are you bringing your parents to the graduation ceremony?

Question 9

Ella trae la tarta para tu fiesta de cumpleaños.

Answer 9

She’s bringing the cake for your birthday party.

Question 10

Nosotros traemos las herramientas.

Answer 10

We’re bringing the tools.

Question 11

Ellos traen el pastel a la fiesta.

Answer 11

They are bringing the cake to the party.

Question 12

¿Ustedes traen todo el dinero en la maleta?

Answer 12

Are you bringing all the money in the briefcase? [lit: do you bring]

Question 13

Siempre me caigo bajando las escaleras.

Answer 13

I always fall going downstairs.

Question 14

Va a doler si te caes.

Answer 14

It is going to hurt if you fall.

Question 15

Ella nunca se cae.

Answer 15

She never falls.

Question 16

¡Nos caemos!

Answer 16

We are falling!

Question 17

Las llaves se caen al suelo.

Answer 17

The keys fall on the floor.

Question 18

El árbol cae encima de la casa.

Answer 18

The tree falls on top of the house.