Talk about Going down and getting off in everyday situations.
The idea
The verb bajar means to go down or get off. Present forms include bajo, bajas, baja and bajamos.
| Persona | Forma |
|---|---|
| yo | bajo |
| tú | bajas |
| él / ella / usted | baja |
| nosotros / nosotras | bajamos |
| vosotros / vosotras | bajáis |
| ellos / ellas / ustedes | bajan |
Examples
- Bajo las escaleras.I go down the stairs.
- ¿Bajas del autobús aquí?Are you getting off the bus here?
- Ella baja del tren.She gets off the train.
- Bajamos al primer piso.We go down to the first floor.
- Los pasajeros bajan del barco.The passengers get off the boat.
- Quiero bajar en ascensor.I want to go down by lift.
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Choose the correct form: Yo ___ del metro. (bajo / bajan)
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bajo
bajo fits the subject in this sentence.
Choose the correct form: Nosotros ___ al sótano. (bajamos / bajas)
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bajamos
bajamos fits the subject in this sentence.
Choose the correct form: Mi padre ___ del avión. (baja / bajo)
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baja
baja fits the subject in this sentence.
Practice round
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Choose the correct form: Yo ___ del metro. (bajo / bajan)
Choose the correct form: Nosotros ___ al sótano. (bajamos / bajas)
Choose the correct form: Mi padre ___ del avión. (baja / bajo)
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Tap the words in the right order.
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