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What are the three categories of Spanish verbs?
-ar verbs
-ir verbs
-er verbs
The present tense in Spanish can mean three things. Demonstrate these three things using "to speak" as an example.
yo hablo:
I speak
I am speaking
I do speak
Subject Pronouns:
I, you (informal & formal), he, she
yo, tú & usted, él, ella
Subject Pronouns:
We, you-all (informal)
nosotros/nosotras


vosotros/vosotras

Subject Pronouns:
they, you-all (formal)
ellos/ellas


ustedes

If the subject is "I", how is an -ar verb conjugated?
Drop the ending and add -o

(ex. Yo hablo = hablar - ar + o)
If the subject is "you" (informal), how is an -ar verb conjugated?
Drop the ending and add -as

(ex. Tú hablas)
If the subject is "he", "she" or formal "you", how is an -ar verb conjugated?
Drop the ending and add -a

(ex. él habla, ella habla, usted habla)
If the subject is "we", how is an -ar verb conjugated?
Drop the ending and add -amos

(ex. nosotros/nosotras hablamos)
If the subject is informal "you-all", how is an -ar verb conjugated?
Drop the ending and add -áis

vosotros/vosotras habláis
If the subject is they or formal "you-all", how is an -ar verb conjugated?
Drop the ending and add -an

(ex. ellos/ellas/ustedes hablan)

If the subject is "I", how is an -er verb conjugated?

Drop the ending and add -o




(ex. Yo aprendo)

If the subject is "You" (informal), how is an -er verb conjugated?

Drop the ending and add -es




(ex. Tú aprendes)

If the subject is "he", "she" or formal "you", how is an -er verb conjugated?

Drop the ending and add -e




(ex. él aprende, ella aprende, usted aprende)

If the subject is "we", how is an -er verb conjugated?

Drop the ending and add -emos.




(ex. nosotros/nosotras aprendemos)

If the subject is informal "you-all", how is an -er verb conjugated?

Drop the ending and add -éis




(ex. vosotros/vosotras aprendéis)

If the subject is they or formal "you-all", how is an -er verb conjugated?

Drop the ending and add -en




(ex. ellos/ellas/ustedes aprenden)

If the subject is "I", how is an -ir verb conjugated?

Drop the ending and add -o




(ex. Yo vivo)

If the subject is "You" (informal), how is an -ir verb conjugated?

Drop the ending and add -es




(ex. Tú vives)

If the subject is "he", "she" or formal "you", how is an -ir verb conjugated?

Drop the ending and add -e




(ex. él/ella/usted vive)

If the subject is "we", how is an -ir verb conjugated?

Drop the ending and add -imos




(ex. nosotros/nosotras vivimos)

If the subject is informal "you-all", how is an -ir verb conjugated?

Drop the ending and add -ís




(ex. vosotros/vosotras vivís)

If the subject is they or formal "you-all", how is an -ir verb conjugated?

Drop the ending and add -en




(ex. ellos/ellas/ustedes viven)