1. Verb:
1. is an action word
2. Ending in ar, er and ir
Verbs can be:
Regular: verbs that don’t change their structure when conjugated
Irregular: verbs that change structure when conjugated (stem or ending)

2. Infinitive verbs: Don’t have
Person
Time
Number
Examples: Amar, tener, visitar, subir
Conjugated verbs: You assign:
Examples: Yo amo (person: yo, time: present, number: singular)

3. First: identify if verb is regular or irregular,
 How to conjugate a regular verb:
First: identify if verb is regular or irregular,
Second: identify the root and the ending of the verb (separate it),
Third: Write the subject pronoun list,
Fourth: Write the root of the verb next to the subject pronoun,
Fifth: write the corresponding new ending.

4. Verbs ending in AR: Subject Pronoun Verb (root + new ending) Yo
Root + o Tú
Root + as Él
Root + a
Ella
Usted
Nosotros
Root + amos
Ustedes
Root + an
Ellos

5. Examples: Amar (to love) Subject Pronoun Verb (root + new ending) Yo
Amo Tú
Amas Él
Ama
Ella
Usted
Nosotros
Amamos
Ustedes
Aman
Ellos

6. Spanish
English
hablar
to speak/talk
caminar
to walk
andar
trabajar
to work
estudiar
to study
escuchar
to listen to
visitar
to visit
viajar
to travel
enseñar
to teach, show, point out
llevar
to take, carry, wear
llegar
to arrive
bailar
to dance
nadar
to swim
cocinar
to eat
charlar
to chat, visit
platicar
llorar
to cry
esperar
to hope for
buscar
to look for, search for
mirar
to look at, watch
pintar
to paint
pagar
to pay
gastar
to spend
ganar
to win, earn, gain
comprar
to buy
tocar
to take, play music
tomar
to take, drink
sacar
to take out, take photos, earn (grades)
ayudar
to help
cantar
to sing
desear
tp desire, wish, want
necesitar
to need, to be necessary
cortar
to cut
contestar
to answer
dibujar
to draw