1. Conjugating: ar Verbs Part I
Por
El Señor Redaelli

2. What is the Infinitive? A verb that is yet to be changed
To sing, to dance to work
In Spanish, there are:
Ar verbs, such as ayudar (to help)
Er verbs, such as leer (to read
Ir verbs, such as abrir (to open)

3. ar Verbs: The I form - Yo
To change an "ar" verb to the "I" form, all you do is take the "ar" out of the verb and change it for an "o”
Bailar – To dance
Yo bailo
Cantar – To sing
Yo canto
Dibujar – To draw
Yo dibujo
Note: You do not have to say “yo” – You can say, instead:
Bailo, or Canto, or Dibujo

4. You Informal – He – She – You Formal Tú, Él, Ella, Usted
To change an "ar" verb to the "you (Informal)" form
Take the "ar" out of the verb and change it for an "as“
Tú ayudas – You help (ayudar)
Tú cantas – You sing (cantar)
To change an "ar" verb to the "he/she/you (formal)" form
Take the "ar" out of the verb and change it for an "a“
Él baila – He dances (bailar)
Ella dibuja – She draws (dibujar)
Usted trabaja – You work (trabajar)

5. More on "Él" or "Ella" You can change "Él" or "Ella" for a name:
Juan habla ingles
Juan speaks English
Veronica termina la tarea
Veronica finishes her homework

6. You can say, Lavo la ropa, instead of Yo lavo la ropa
REMINDERS
When you are talking about yourself, do not have to say the pronoun. For Example:
You can say, Lavo la ropa, instead of Yo lavo la ropa
(I wash the clothes).

7. Think About This …. Other ways to use verbs would be:
El estudiante no estudia –
El estudiante = Él
*** Notice the Él, with an accent is “he”,
but without the accent,
it means "the."

8. Some Sentences Does she sing? ¿Canta ella?
Does Paulina help around the house? ¿Ayuda en la casa Paulina?
Él habla español - He speaks Spanish
Ella trabaja en un restaurante - She works at a restaurant
Usted canta - You (formal) sing
El patina - He skates

9. More Sentences! Usted estudia matemáticas - You (formal) study math
Catalina baila bien - Catalina dances well
Pedro necesita el libro de ciencias - Pedro needs the science book
Usted toca el piano - You (formal) play the piano
¿Trabaja mucho él? - Does he work much?
¿Escucha música Isabel? - Does Isabel listen to music? 

10. Other Helpful Stuff!
(yo) bailo - I dance (tú) bailas – You dance (yo) nado – I swim (tú) nadas – You swim
Él nada. – He swims. Juan nada. – Juan swims.
¿Tú nadas? – Do you swim? Sí, (yo) nado. - Yes, I swim. No, (yo) no nado. – No, I do not swim.
bien – well, fine el libro de ciencias – science book en un restaurante – in/at the restaurante matemáticas – math el piano - piano

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