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ModeVerbQuiz (options 7 and 8) randomly draws verbs from verbList and asks you to produce three morphological forms for each one. Option 7 draws from the regular verb pool; option 8 draws from the irregular verb pool. Each verb is presented with its Spanish infinitive so you always know which word is being tested.

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Quiz flow

1

A verb is displayed with its Spanish translation

EnglishMatrix picks a random verb from the selected pool and prints it:
Verbo: eat (comer)
2

Enter the past tense form

Type the simple past at the Pasado (past): prompt.
3

Enter the past participle

Type the past participle at the Participio (participle): prompt.
4

Enter the gerund

Type the -ing form at the Gerundio (gerund -ing): prompt.
5

Immediate feedback

If all three fields match, EnglishMatrix prints ✅ ¡Perfecto!. Any incorrect field is flagged individually with ✗ and the correct answer is shown next to it.
6

Continue or quit

The next verb appears automatically. Type salir at any prompt to end the session and see your final score.

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Sample interaction

=== Quiz — Verbos Irregulares ===
Se muestra el infinitivo. Escribe pasado, participio y gerundio.
Escribe 'salir' para terminar.

Verbo: eat (comer)
  Pasado     (past):        ate
  Participio (participle):  eaten
  Gerundio   (gerund -ing): eating
  ✅ ¡Perfecto!

Verbo: write (escribir)
  Pasado     (past):        writed
  Participio (participle):  written
  Gerundio   (gerund -ing): writing
  ✗ Pasado:     correcto = wrote

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Scoring

After typing salir, EnglishMatrix shows your final tally. One full verb (all three forms correct) counts as one point:
ScoreMessage
≥ 80 %¡Excelente! 🏆
50 – 79 %¡Bien! Sigue practicando 💪
< 50 %¡No te rindas! Keep going! 🎮
Comparison is case-insensitive, so ATE, ate, and Ate are all accepted.
Review the verb list (option 5 for regular, option 6 for irregular) before attempting the quiz. The irregular verb list is especially helpful for tricky forms like fly → flew → flown → flying or forget → forgot → forgotten → forgetting that don’t follow any predictable pattern.

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