Flip Homework. In English: To say “To be” for each pronoun, we have to conjugate the verb to look like this: I You He She We They You all AR VERB CONJUGATION.

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Flip Homework

In English: To say “To be” for each pronoun, we have to conjugate the verb to look like this: I You He She We They You all AR VERB CONJUGATION am is are is

In Spanish, each verb has to be conjugated according to the pronoun as well. Every verb in Spanish ends in either an AR, ER, IR. For example: Estudiar (to study) Leer (to read) Escribir (to write) AR VERB CONJUGATION

In this unit, we will be learning how to conjugate the AR verbs. Here are the endings for the pronouns for AR verbs: Yo Tú él Ella Usted Nosotros Ellos Ellas Ustedes AR VERB CONJUGATION o amos as an a a a

For example using the verb escuchar (to listen): Yo Tú él Ella Usted Nosotros Ellos Ellas Ustedes AR VERB CONJUGATION escuchoI listen escuchamoswe listen escuchasyou listen escuchanthey (masc) listen escuchahe listens escuchashe listens escuchayou (formal) listen escuchanthey (fem) listen escuchany’all listen

To complete your homework assignment, conjugate the verbs on your vocabulary sheet numbered 83, 84, 85 for all the pronouns. You will turn this in for a homework grade completion. AR VERB CONJUGATION

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