Pegar in Spanish: paste and stick

A copied address can go into an email, and a label can go on a box.

The idea

Pegar means to paste or stick. In the present, say pego, pegas, pega, pegamos, pegáis and pegan.

Pego la dirección en el correo.I paste the address into the email.
¿Pegas la foto en el álbum?Are you sticking the photo in the album?
La profesora pega un cartel en la puerta.The teacher sticks a notice on the door.
Pegamos las piezas con pegamento.We glue the pieces together.
Ayer pegué una etiqueta en la caja.Yesterday I stuck a label on the box.
Mis vecinos pegaron el mapa en la pared.My neighbours stuck the map on the wall.

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In the past, write pegué, not pegé: the added u keeps the hard g sound.

Choose the correct form: Yo ___ el enlace en el documento. (pego / pega)
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pego
Pego agrees with the first-person subject.
Choose the correct form: Ayer yo ___ la entrada en mi cuaderno. (pegué / pegé)
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pegué
Pegué describes the completed action and preserves the hard g sound.
Choose the correct form: Nosotros ___ las fotos en una cartulina. (pegamos / pegan)
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pegamos
Pegamos agrees with the plural subject.

Write an original sentence about something you paste or stick.