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Mastering Estonian verb conjugation and inflection can be a challenging yet rewarding aspect of learning the language. Estonian, with its rich system of verb forms and unique grammatical structures, offers learners a deep dive into a language that is both fascinating and intricate. By understanding how verbs change to reflect various tenses, moods, and aspects, you not only improve your language skills but also gain a deeper appreciation for the nuances of Estonian communication. This page is dedicated to providing you with comprehensive practice exercises designed to help you grasp the complexities of Estonian verb conjugation and inflection. Our carefully curated exercises will guide you through the fundamental patterns and rules that govern Estonian verbs. Whether you are a beginner just starting out or an advanced learner looking to refine your skills, these exercises are tailored to meet your needs. You'll find a variety of drills, from simple conjugation tasks to more complex sentence structures, all aimed at reinforcing your understanding and helping you build confidence in using Estonian verbs correctly. Dive in and start practicing to enhance your fluency and command of Estonian verb conjugation and inflection.
1. Ma *lähen* kooli iga päev (verb for movement).
2. Ta *sööb* õhtusööki kell kuus (verb for eating).
3. Me *mängime* jalgpalli nädalavahetustel (verb for playing).
4. Nad *töötavad* kontoris esmaspäevast reedeni (verb for working).
5. Sa *õpid* eesti keelt väga kiiresti (verb for learning).
6. Lapsed *jooksevad* pargis (verb for running).
7. Ema *ostab* toidukaupu turult (verb for buying).
8. Kas te *tulete* meie peole? (verb for coming).
9. Ma *kirjutan* kirja oma sõbrale (verb for writing).
10. Õpetaja *selgitab* uut teemat (verb for explaining).
1. Ma *jooksin* hommikul pargis (verb for running in past tense).
2. Me *läheme* homme kinno (verb for going in present tense).
3. Ta *kirjutas* eile kirja (verb for writing in past tense).
4. Nad *tahavad* õhtul jalutada (verb for wanting in present tense).
5. Mina *läksin* eile kooli (verb for going in past tense).
6. Te *räägite* väga hästi eesti keelt (verb for speaking in present tense).
7. Koer *mängis* aias (verb for playing in past tense).
8. Me *loeme* raamatut (verb for reading in present tense).
9. Ta *sõidab* homme Tallinna (verb for driving or traveling in present tense).
10. Lapsed *jõid* piima (verb for drinking in past tense).
1. Ma *lähen* poodi (verb for movement).
2. Ta *loeb* raamatut (verb for reading).
3. Me *sööme* õhtusööki (verb for eating).
4. Nad *jooksevad* pargis (verb for running).
5. Sa *kirjutad* kirja (verb for writing).
6. Ta *tantsib* peol (verb for dancing).
7. Te *tulete* koju (verb for coming).
8. Ma *õpin* eesti keelt (verb for studying).
9. Nad *mängivad* jalgpalli (verb for playing a sport).
10. Sa *ujud* basseinis (verb for swimming).
