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Title: Present Tense Regular


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Present TenseRegular
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Objective
  • to conjugate regular verbs in the present tense.

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Types of Verbs
  • Verbs that end in ar
  • Verbs that end in er
  • Verbs that end in ir

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Here are some examples
  • Hablar
  • Comer
  • Vivir

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hablar, comer, vivir(Infinitive forms)
  • hablar to speak
  • comer to eat
  • vivir to live

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A verb has two partsa stem an ending
  • Habl
  • com
  • viv
  • ar
  • er
  • ir

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English
  • When we form a sentence in English, we begin the
    sentence with a subject
  • The subject can be either a noun ora pronoun

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English Subject Pronouns
  • I
  • you
  • he, she, it
  • we
  • they

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Spanish Subject Pronouns
  • Yo
  • Tú
  • usted, él, ella,
  • Nosotros
  • Ustedes, ellos, ellas,

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Qué pasa aquí?
  • What happened to the it?

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When the subject is a singular masculine or
feminine noun,
  • we simply use the same ending on the verb that we
    would use if the subject was él or ella.
    (That would be the third person singular verb
    ending)

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When the subject is a plural masculine or
feminine noun,
  • we simply use the same ending on the verb that we
    would use if the subject was ellos or ellas
    . (That would be the third person plural verb
    ending)

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Enough of that confusion!
  • Lets move on to verb conjugation

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As with English verbs, Spanish verbs must be
conjugated in order to make the verb agree with
the subject in person and number.
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In order to make a Spanish verb agree with
the subject, we have to change its ending.
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Present tense regular verb endings arverbs.
  • o
  • as
  • a
  • amos
  • an

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The verb ending identifies the subject.
  • o yo
  • as tú
  • a Ud., él, y ella
  • amos nosotros
  • an Uds., ellos y ellas

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Since all Spanish nouns are either masculine or
feminine..
  • there is no Spanish subject pronoun for it.

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Correspondingly, the subject dictates the verb
ending
  • I - o
  • you - as
  • he, she, a
  • you formal -a
  • We amos
  • yall an
  • They, -an

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The ending of a verb also tells us when the
action takes place.
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PastPresentFuture
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For the moment we will deal only with present
tense, regular and stem-changing ar, er and
ir verbs.
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First, lets look at a typical ar verb
  • hablar
  • (to speak)

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In order to make the verb agree with the subject
we must ...
  • Drop the ending from the infinitive form .

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Hablar(infinitive form - to speak)
  • Drop the ar ending
  • habl

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Remember the ar verb endings????
  • o
  • as
  • a
  • amos
  • an

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Stem ending
  • hablo
  • hablas
  • habla
  • hablamos
  • hablan

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And, that means
  • I speak
  • You speak
  • he speaks, she speaks, you speak
  • We speak
  • You all speak
  • They speak

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Now, lets look at a typical er verb
  • comer
  • (to eat)

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Remember the er verb endings????
  • o
  • es
  • e
  • emos
  • en

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Stem ending
  • como
  • comes
  • come
  • comemos
  • comen

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And, that means
  • I eat
  • You eat
  • he eats, she eats, you eat
  • We eat
  • You all eat
  • They eat

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Finally, lets look at a typical ir verb
  • vivir
  • (to live)

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Remember the ir verb endings????
  • o
  • es
  • e
  • imos
  • en

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Stem ending
  • vivo
  • vives
  • vive
  • vivimos
  • viven

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And, that means
  • I live
  • You live
  • he lives, she lives, you live
  • We live
  • You all live
  • They live

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Whats next?
  • Caramba!
  • Es el fin

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El Fin
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