Present Indicative, Preterite, Imperfect, Conditional, Future, and Subjunctive.

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Present Indicative, Preterite, Imperfect, Conditional, Future, and Subjunctive

1.Find the stem by dropping the last two letters off of the infinitive. 2. Add the appropriate endings. e-ie o-ue u-ue e-i In the boot

1.Find the stem by dropping the last two letters off of the infinitive. 2. Add the preterite endings. Think completed actions! Only IR verbs Only one letter change Only in the 3 rd person

1.Find the stem by dropping the last two letters off of the infinitive. 2. Add the endings. No stem changes Only 3 irregulars: ser ir ver

1.Use the verb infinitive for the stem. 2. Add the appropriate endings *watch for “would”, probability in the past, to show politeness, with si clauses (ch.9, 11) No stem changes List of 12 irregulars p.90

1.Use the verb infinitive for the stem. 2. Add the appropriate endings *watch for will, shall, going to….and “expressing probability” No stem changes List of 12 irregulars p.90

1.Find the stem by starting with the YO form of the pres. ind. Then drop the O. 2. Add the opposite endings stem changes reflected in stem + only IR verbs, only box 4, only 1 letter rememember D I S H E S

1.EVD2. ILA 3. IN4. Como si 5. Conditional if6. CQ 7. Por x que x8.“really, really nice”

1.Find the stem by starting with the box 5 form in the preterite. 2. Then say “bye-bye RON” 3. Then add the appropriate endings. (cheerleader) se / ra! se, ses, se, semos, sen ra, ras, ra, ramos, ran