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Language/Spanish/Grammar/Simple-Present-Tense

2017-08-19T22:28:45Z

Enmanuel0112:

[[File:hoy-spanish.jpg|thumb|none]]
In Spanish, it is used Simple Present Tense when you want to talk about habits, schedules, customes and routines. Spanish has infinitive verbs (verbs that end in ar, er and ir) and conjugated verbs, (infinitive verbs that changes with respect to the subjects).

= Verbs that ends in "Ar" =
When you want to conjugate a regular verb that ends in "ar" in Spanish, you need to erase "ar" and put the corresponding ending with the subjects, the next table shows you the endings and the verb "to walk" as an example

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Caminar
|-
|Yo
|o
|Camino
|-
|Tú
|as
|Caminas
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|a
|Camina
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|amos
|Caminamos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|áis
|Camináis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|an
|Caminan
|}

= Verbs that ends in "Er" =
When you want to conjugate a regular verb that ends in "er" in Spanish, you need to erase "er" and put the corresponding ending with the subjects, the next table shows you the endings and the verb "to run" as an example.

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Correr
|-
|Yo
|o
|Corro
|-
|Tú
|es
|Corres
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|e
|Corre
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|emos
|Corremos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|éis
|Corréis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|en
|Corren
|}

= Verbs that ends in "Ir" =
When you want to conjugate a regular verb that ends in "ir" in Spanish, you need to erase "ir" and put the corresponding ending with the subjects, the next table shows you the endings and the verb "to write" as an example.

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Escribir
|-
|Yo
|o
|Escribo
|-
|Tú
|es
|Escribes
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|e
|Escribe
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|imos
|Escribimos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|ís
|Escribís
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|en
|Escriben
|}

= Some Irregular Verbs =
In Spanish, exists a lot of irregular verbs, those change their form and use the same endings like "jugar" or "ser".

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Jugar (Play)
|-
|Yo
|Juego
|-
|Tú
|Juegas
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Juega
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Jugamos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Jugáis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Juegan
|}
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ser (be)
|-
|Yo
|Soy
|-
|Tú
|Eres
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Es
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Somos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Sois
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Son
|}
And there are verbs that change completely, like "sentir".
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Sentir
|-
|Yo
|Siento
|-
|Tú
|Sientes
|-
|Él
|Siente
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Sentimos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Sentís
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Sienten
|}

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Language/Spanish/Grammar/Simple-Present-Tense

2017-08-19T22:28:19Z

Enmanuel0112:

[[File:hoy-spanish.jpg|thumb|none]]
In Spanish, it is used Simple Present Tense when you want to talk about habits, schedules, customes and routines. Spanish has infinitive verbs (verbs that end in ar, er and ir) and conjugated verbs, (infinitive verbs that changes with respect to the subjects).

= Verbs that ends in "Ar" =
When you want to conjugate a regular verb that ends in "ar" in Spanish, you need to erase "ar" and put the corresponding ending with the subjects, the next table shows you the endings and the verb "to walk" as an example

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Caminar
|-
|Yo
|o
|Camino
|-
|Tú
|as
|Caminas
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|a
|Camina
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|amos
|Caminamos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|áis
|Camináis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|an
|Caminan
|}

= Verbs that ends in "Er" =
When you want to conjugate a regular verb that ends in "er" in Spanish, you need to erase "er" and put the corresponding ending with the subjects, the next table shows you the endings and the verb "to run" as an example.

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Correr
|-
|Yo
|o
|Corro
|-
|Tú
|es
|Corres
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|e
|Corre
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|emos
|Corremos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|éis
|Corréis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|en
|Corren
|}

= Verbs that ends in "Ir" =
When you want to conjugate a regular verb that ends in "ir" in Spanish, you need to erase "ir" and put the corresponding ending with the subjects, the next table shows you the endings and the verb "to write" as an example.

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Escribir
|-
|Yo
|o
|Escribo
|-
|Tú
|es
|Escribes
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|e
|Escribe
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|imos
|Escribimos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|ís
|Escribís
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|en
|Escriben
|}

= Some Irregular Verbs =
In Spanish, exists a lot of irregular verbs, those change their form and use the same endings like "jugar" or "sentir".

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Jugar (Play)
|-
|Yo
|Juego
|-
|Tú
|Juegas
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Juega
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Jugamos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Jugáis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Juegan
|}
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ser (be)
|-
|Yo
|Soy
|-
|Tú
|Eres
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Es
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Somos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Sois
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Son
|}
And there are verbs that change completely, like "sentir".
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Sentir
|-
|Yo
|Siento
|-
|Tú
|Sientes
|-
|Él
|Siente
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Sentimos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Sentís
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Sienten
|}

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Language/Spanish/Grammar/Past-Perfect-Tense

2017-02-28T14:51:36Z

Enmanuel0112: Created page with "In Spanish, we use Past Perfect Tense when we want to talk about an action in the past that happened before another action in the past. == Structure == Subject + Haber (imper..."

In Spanish, we use Past Perfect Tense when we want to talk about an action in the past that happened before another action in the past.

== Structure ==
Subject + Haber (imperfect form) + verb (past participle) + Complement

== Conjuction ==
If you want to say a sentence n Past Perfect Tense, you need to know how to conjugate the verb Haber. The next table shows you how you can conjugate it.
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Haber (Imperfect Form)
|-
|Yo
|Había
|-
|Tú
|Habías
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Había
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Habíamos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Habíais
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Habían
|}

=== Examples ===
* Yo había escrito un libro hace muchos años (I had written a book many years ago)
* Nosotras habíamos ganado el trofeo antes de que vinieras (we had won the trophy before you came)
* Vosotros ya habíais hecho la tarea cuando la pedí (You had already done the homework when I ordered it)

Language/Spanish/Grammar/Imperfect-Tense

2017-01-27T02:15:23Z

Enmanuel0112:

In Spanish, Imperfect Tense in used when you want to talk about actions that were habits and/or you did in the past but now you don't. In English, it could be simple past, "used to" or was/were+ing.

It is also used to express feelings or states of mind.

As you know, you need to conjugate the verbs.

= Verbs that End in "Ar" =
If you want to conjugate a verb that ends in ar, you need to erase "ar" and put the corresponding ending with the subject. The next table shows you how you can conjugate using the verb "to dream" as example.
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Soñar
|-
|Yo
|aba
|Soñ'''aba'''
|-
|Tú
|abas
|Soñ'''abas'''
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|aba
|Soñ'''aba'''
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|ábamos
|Soñ'''ábamos'''
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|abais
|Soñ'''abais'''
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|aban
|Soñ'''aban'''
|}
'''Note #1:''' if you can use "used to" you can use imperfect tense but remember "used to" is also "soler"

=== Example ===
* Mis amigos y yo siempre jugábamos en el parque al salir de la escuela (my friends and I always played in the park after leaving the school/my friends and I always used to play...)

= Verbs that End in "Er" and "Ir" =
If you want to conjugate a regular verb that ends in "er" or "ir", you need to erase "er" or "ir" and put the corresponding ending with the subject. The next table shows you how you can conjugate using the verb "to sew" as example.
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Coser
!Sonreír
|-
|Yo
|ía
|Cos'''ía'''
|Sonre'''ía'''
|-
|Tú
|ías
|Cos'''ías'''
|Sonre'''ías'''
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|ía
|Cos'''ía'''
|Sonre'''ía'''
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|íamos
|Cos'''íamos'''
|Sonre'''íamos'''
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|íais
|Cos'''íais'''
|Sonre'''íais'''
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|ían
|Cos'''ían'''
|Sonre'''ían'''
|}

=== Example ===
* Yo comía chocolate todos los días (I ate chocolate everyday/I used to eat chocolate everyday)

= Some Irregular Verbs =
Remember some irregular verbs in spanish change its base form and use the same endings, but some of them don't. The next table will show you some irregular verbs and how you can conjugate to see, to be and to go.
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ver
!Ser
!Ir
|-
|Yo
|Veía
|Era
|Iba
|-
|Tú
|Veías
|Eras
|Ibas
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Veía
|Era
|Iba
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Veíamos
|Éramos
|Íbamos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Veíais
|Erais
|Íbais
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Veían
|Eran
|Iban
|}
'''Note #2:''' This verbal tense is one of the most difficults verbal tenses in Spanish because it doesn't exist in english and you can't always think of "used to". When you reach a high level in Spanish, you'll ALWAYS need to listen to people speaking Spanish and then, you won't realize when you learned to use it. Practice a lot.

Language/Spanish/Grammar/Imperfect-Tense

2017-01-27T00:09:28Z

Enmanuel0112: Created page with "In Spanish, Imperfect Tense in used when you want to talk about actions that were habits and/or you did in the past but now you don't. In English, it could be simple past, "us..."

Language/Spanish/Grammar/Possessive-Pronouns

2017-01-25T02:21:56Z

Enmanuel0112: Created page with "In Spanish, you use Possessive Pronouns when you want to indicate whose is something. = As Determinant = These Possessive Pronouns are used before the object. The next table..."

In Spanish, you use Possessive Pronouns when you want to indicate whose is something.

= As Determinant =
These Possessive Pronouns are used before the object. The next table will show you the Possessive Pronouns as determinant corresponding with the personal pronouns.
{| class="wikitable"
!Personal P.
!Possessive P.
|-
|Yo
|Mi
|-
|Tú
|Tu
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Su
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Nuestro/Nuestra
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Vuestro/Vuestra
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Su
|}

=== Examples ===
* '''Mi''' mamá está casada con '''mi''' papá (My mom is married to my dad)
* Tú y '''tu''' hermano son iguales (You and your brother are the same)
* '''Nuestras''' mascotas son muy traviesas (Our pets are sleepers)

= As Pronoun =
These Possessive Pronouns are used after the verb "Ser". The next table will show you the Possessive Pronouns as pronoun corresponding with the personal pronouns.
{| class="wikitable"
!Personal P.
!Possessive P.
|-
|Yo
|Mío/Mía
|-
|Tú
|Tuyo/Tuya
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Suyo/Suya-De él/ella/usted
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Nuestro/Nuestra
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Vuestro/Vuestra
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Suyo/Suya-De ustedes/ellos/ellas
|}

=== Examples ===
* La computadora es '''mía''' (the computer is mine)
* Los lentes son '''vuestros''' (your glasses are yours)
* La manzana es '''de ella''' (the apple is hers)
'''Note #1:''' in both cases, as the real possessive pronouns (su and suyo/suya) are the same of él/ella/usted and ustedes/ellos/ellas, generally we use "de"+personal pronouns

'''Note #2:''' you can use the Possessive Pronoun after the object, (they are very informal)
* La botella '''tuya''' tiene agua (your bottle has watter)
* Los libros '''de ella''' son muy pesados (her books are very heavy)

Language/Spanish/Grammar/Present-Perfect-Tense

2017-01-23T20:02:24Z

Enmanuel0112: Created page with "In Spanish, you use Present Perfect Tense when you want to talk about a past event that has consequenses in the present. In Spain, generally it is used as simple past. The es..."

In Spanish, you use Present Perfect Tense when you want to talk about a past event that has consequenses in the present. In Spain, generally it is used as simple past. The estructure is: Subject+verb haber+past participle verb.

= Conjugation =
As you know, in Spanish you need to conjugate the verbs, in this case, the verb haber is an irregular verb and the next table will show you how you can conjugate it.
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Haber
|-
|Yo
|He
|-
|Tú
|Has
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Ha
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Hemos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Habéis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Han
|}

=== Examples ===
Yo he sido el mejor (I have been the best)

Ella ha hecho su tarea (She has done her homework)

Ustedes han trabajado todos los días (You have worked everyday)

Language/Spanish/Grammar/Past-Participle

2017-01-18T00:09:13Z

Enmanuel0112:

In Spanish, Past Participle is used in present, past and future perfect and some cases with the verb to be. As you know, verbs in spanish are divided in verbs that end in ar, er and ir and each type of verb has their rules to be formed.

= Regular Verbs =
When you want to form Past Participle with a regular verb, you need to erase ar, er or ir and put the corresponding ending. The next table shows you the endings for each type of verb.
{| class="wikitable"
!Verb
!Verbo
!Ending
!Participio
!Participle
|-
|To escape
|Escap'''ar'''
|ado
|Escap'''ado'''
|Escaped
|-
|To walk
|Camin'''ar'''
|ado
|Camin'''ado'''
|Walked
|-
|To lose
|Perd'''er'''
|ido
|Perd'''ido'''
|Lost
|-
|To obtain
|Obten'''er'''
|ido
|Obten'''ido'''
|Obtained
|-
|To run away
|Hu'''ir'''
|ido
|Hu'''ido'''
|Run Away
|-
|To add
|Añad'''ir'''
|ido
|Añad'''ido'''
|Added
|}

= Irregular Verbs =
Irregular Verbs change their base form completely and they are some verbs that end in er and ir (they generally end in o), the next table show you some examples.
{| class="wikitable"
!Verb
!Verbo
!Participio
!Participle
|-
|To do/make
|Hacer
|Hecho
|Done
|-
|To put
|Poner
|Puesto
|Put
|-
|To open
|Abrir
|Abierto
|Open
|-
|To say/tell
|Decir
|Dicho
|Said
|}

Language/Spanish/Grammar/Past-Participle

2017-01-18T00:01:40Z

Enmanuel0112: Created page with "In Spanish, Past Participle is used in present, past and future perfect and some cases with the verb to be. As you know, verbs in spanish are divided in verbs that end in ar,..."

In Spanish, Past Participle is used in present, past and future perfect and some cases with the verb to be. As you know, verbs in spanish are divided in verbs that end in ar, er and ir and each type of verb has their rules to be formed.

= Regular Verbs =
When you want to form Past Participle with a regular verb, you need to erase ar, er or ir and put the corresponding ending. The next table shows you the endings for each type of verb.
{| class="wikitable"
!Verb
!Verbo
!Ending
!Participio
!Participle
|-
|To escape
|Escap'''ar'''
|ado
|Escap'''ado'''
|Escaped
|-
|To walk
|Camin'''ar'''
|ado
|Camin'''ado'''
|Walked
|-
|To lose
|Perd'''er'''
|ido
|Perd'''ido'''
|Lost
|-
|To obtain
|Obten'''er'''
|ido
|Obten'''ido'''
|Obtained
|-
|To run away
|Hu'''ir'''
|ido
|Hu'''ido'''
|Run Away
|-
|To add
|Añad'''ir'''
|ido
|Añad'''ido'''
|Added
|}

= Irregular Verbs =
Irregular Verbs change their base form completely and they are some verbs that end in er and ir (they generally end in o), the next table show you some examples.
{| class="wikitable"
!Verb
!Verbo
!Participio
!Participle
|-
|To open
|Abrir
|Abierto
|Open
|-
|To do/make
|Hacer
|Hecho
|Done
|-
|To say/tell
|Decir
|Dicho
|Said
|-
|To put
|Poner
|Puesto
|Put
|}

Language/Spanish/Grammar/Present-Progressive

2017-01-15T15:57:42Z

Enmanuel0112: Created page with "In Spanish, Present Progressive is used when an action is happening right now and you need to use the verb "estar" followed by a gerund verb. = Verb "Estar" = In English, "es..."

In Spanish, Present Progressive is used when an action is happening right now and you need to use the verb "estar" followed by a gerund verb.

= Verb "Estar" =
In English, "estar" (and "ser") mean the verb "to be" in English, in this case, you need to conjugate the verb "estar" corresponding to each subject. Remember "Estar" is a regular veb. The next table will show you how you can conjugate it.
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!"Estar"
|-
|Yo
|Estoy
|-
|Tú
|Estás
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Está
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Estamos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Estáis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Están
|}

= Gerund Verbs =
In Spanish, Gerund verbs are those that end in ando, endo and iendo. In English, they are verbs that end in "ing"

=== Verbs that end in "ar" ===
When you want to conjugate a verb that ends in ar in Spanish in present progressive, you need to erase "ar" and put "ando". The next table shows you some verbs you can conjugate.
{| class="wikitable"
!Verb
!Verbo
!Gerund
|-
|To talk/speak
|Hablar
|Habl'''ando'''
|-
|to play
|Jugar
|Jug'''ando'''
|-
|to walk
|Caminar
|Camin'''ando'''
|-
|to jump
|Saltar
|Salt'''ando'''
|}

=== Verbs that end in "er" and "ir" ===
When you want to conjugate a regular verb that ends in er and ir in Spanish in present progressive, you need to erase "er" or "ir" and put "iendo". The next table shows you some verbs you can conjugate.
{| class="wikitable"
!Verb
!Verbo
!Gerund
|-
|To eat
|Comer
|Com'''iendo'''
|-
|To be
|Ser
|S'''iendo'''
|-
|To write
|Escribir
|Escrib'''iendo'''
|-
|To live
|Vivir
|Viv'''iendo'''
|}

=== Verbs that end in "ir" ===
When you want to conjugate this type of verbs that end in ir in Spanish in present progressive (they are generally bisyllable verbs), from the verb, you need to change "e" for an "i" and "o" for an "u", erase ir and put "iendo". The next table shows you some verbs you can conjugate.
{| class="wikitable"
!Verb
!Verbo
!Gerund
|-
|To sleep
|Dormir
|D'''u'''rm'''iendo'''
|-
|To die
|Morir
|M'''u'''r'''iendo'''
|-
|To ask
|Pedir
|P'''i'''d'''iendo'''
|-
|To Follow
|Seguir
|S'''i'''gu'''iendo'''
|}

= Present Progressive Structure =
When you want to create a sentence in Present Progressive, the structure is "Subject+Estar+Gerund Verb+Complement"

Example: Ellos están corriendo en la calle

Language/Spanish/Grammar/Simple-Future-Tense

2017-01-14T23:50:36Z

Enmanuel0112:

[[File:mañana-spanish.jpg|thumb|none]]

In Spanish, Simple Future Tense is used when you want to talk about something that will happen in the future. In Spanish, there are two ways to express the Future, "infinitive verb + ending" and "ir + a + infinitive verb"

= "Infinitive Verb+Ending" Structure =
In Spanish, this structure is a little more formal and generally it doesn't matter if the infinitive verb ends in "ar", "er" or "ir". You need to put the infinitive verb and add the corresponding ending with the subject. The next table will show you how you can add the corresponding ending with the subject using the verb "to drive" as an example.
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Manejar
|-
|Yo
|é
|Manejaré
|-
|Tú
|ás
|Manejarás
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|á
|Manerará
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|emos
|Manejaremos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|éis
|Manejaréis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|án
|Manejarán
|}

=== Irregular Verbs ===
This structure has irregular verbs and always they are some verbs that end in er and ir. They change their base form and use the same endings. The next table will show you how you can conjugate the verb "to have" as an example.
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Tener
|-
|Yo
|Tendré
|-
|Tú
|Tendrás
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Tendrá
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Tendremos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Tendréis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Tendrán
|}
And the next table will show you how you can conjugate the verb "to get out" as an example.
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Salir
|-
|Yo
|Saldré
|-
|Tú
|Saldrás
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Saldrá
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Saldremos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Saldréis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Saldrán
|}

= "Ir+A+Infinitive Verb" Structure =
In Spanish, this structure is a litte more informal and first, you need to know how to conjugate the verb "ir". Remember in English this type of future is created with the verb to be + gerund but not in Spanish.

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ir
|-
|Yo
|Voy
|-
|Tú
|Vas
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Va
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Vamos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Vais
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Van
|}
Example: Yo voy a comer.

Language/Spanish/Grammar/Simple-Future-Tense

2017-01-13T13:25:12Z

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In Spanish, Simple Future Tense is used when you want to talk about somehing that will happen in the future. In Spanish, there are two ways to express the Future, "infinitive verb + ending" and "ir + a + infinitive verb"

= "Infinitive Verb+Ending" Structure =
In Spanish, this structure is a little more formal and generally it doesn't matter if the infinitive verb ends in "ar", "er" or "ir". You need to put the infinitive verb and add the corresponding ending with the subject. The next table will show you how you can add the corresponding ending with the subject using the verb "to drive" as an example.
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Manejar
|-
|Yo
|é
|Manejaré
|-
|Tú
|ás
|Manejarás
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|á
|Manerará
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|emos
|Manejaremos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|éis
|Manejaréis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|án
|Manejarán
|}

=== Irregular Verbs ===
This structure has irregular verbs and always they are some verbs that end in er and ir. They change their base form and use the same endings. The next table will show you how you can conjugate the verb "to have" as an example.
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Tener
|-
|Yo
|Tendré
|-
|Tú
|Tendrás
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Tendrá
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Tendremos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Tendréis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Tendrán
|}
And the next table will show you how you can conjugate the verb "to get out" as an example.
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Salir
|-
|Yo
|Saldré
|-
|Tú
|Saldrás
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Saldrá
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Saldremos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Saldréis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Saldrán
|}

= "Ir+A+Infinitive Verb" Structure =
In Spanish, this structure is a litte more informal and first, you need to know how to conjugate the verb "ir". Remember in English this type of future is created with the verb to be + gerund but not in Spanish.

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ir
|-
|Yo
|Voy
|-
|Tú
|Vas
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Va
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Vamos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Vais
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Van
|}
Example: Yo voy a comer.

Language/Spanish/Grammar/Simple-Past-Tense

2017-01-13T01:51:34Z

Enmanuel0112:

In Spansh, Simple Past Tense is used when something happened in the past and finished in the past. As all verbal tenses in Spanish, Simple Past Tense has a conjugation to the verbs that end in ar, er and ir, corresponding to the subject

= Verbs that End in "Ar" =
When you want to conjugate a regular verb that ends in "ar", you need to erase "ar" and put the corresponding ending with the subject, the next table will show you how you can conjugate the verbs that end in "ar" using the verb "to dance" as example.
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Bailar
|-
|Yo
|é
|Bailé
|-
|Tú
|aste
|Bailaste
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|ó
|Bailó
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|amos
|Bailamos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|asteis
|Bailasteis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|aron
|Bailaron
|}

= Verbs that End in "Er" =
When you want to conjugate a regular verb that ends in "er", you need to erase "er" and put the corresponding ending with the subject, the next table will show you how you can conjugate the verbs that end in "er" using the verb "to drink" as example.
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Beber
|-
|Yo
|í
|Bebí
|-
|Tú
|iste
|Bebiste
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|ió
|Bebió
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|imos
|Bebimos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|isteis
|Bebisteis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|ieron
|Bebieron
|}

= Verbs that End in "Ir" =
When you want to conjugate a regular verb that ends in "ir", you need to erase "ir" and put the corresponding ending with the subject, the next table will show you how you can conjugate the verbs that end in "ir" using the verb "to open" as example.
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Abrir
|-
|Yo
|í
|Abrí
|-
|Tú
|iste
|Abriste
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|ó
|Abrió
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|imos
|Abrimos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|isteis
|Abristeis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|ieron
|Abrieron
|}

= Some Irregular Verbs =
As you know, in Spanish exists a lot of irregular verbs, those change their form and use the same endings like "soñar" or "mover". And there are verbs that change completely, like "tener".
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Soñar
|-
|Yo
|Soñé
|-
|Tú
|Soñaste
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Soñó
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Soñamos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Soñasteis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Sueñan
|}
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Mover
|-
|Yo
|Moví
|-
|Tú
|Moviste
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Movió
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Movimos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Movisteis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Mueven
|}
And there are verbs that change completely, like "tener".
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Tener
|-
|Yo
|Tuve
|-
|Tú
|Tuviste
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Tuvo
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Tuvimos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Tuvisteis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Tuvieron
|}

Language/Spanish/Grammar/Simple-Present-Tense

2017-01-13T01:49:12Z

Enmanuel0112:

[[File:hoy-spanish.jpg|thumb|none]]
In Spanish, it is used Simple Present Tense when you want to talk about habits, schedules, customes and routines. Spanish has infinitive verbs (verbs that end in ar, er and ir) and conjugated verbs, (infinitive verbs that changes with respect to the subjects).

= Verbs that ends in "Ar" =
When you want to conjugate a regular verb that ends in "ar" in Spanish, you need to erase "ar" and put the corresponding ending with the subjects, the next table shows you the endings and the verb "to walk" as an example

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Caminar
|-
|Yo
|o
|Camino
|-
|Tú
|as
|Caminas
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|a
|Camina
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|amos
|Caminamos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|áis
|Camináis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|an
|Caminan
|}

= Verbs that ends in "Er" =
When you want to conjugate a regular verb that ends in "er" in Spanish, you need to erase "er" and put the corresponding ending with the subjects, the next table shows you the endings and the verb "to run" as an example.

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Correr
|-
|Yo
|o
|Corro
|-
|Tú
|es
|Corres
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|e
|Corre
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|emos
|Corremos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|éis
|Corréis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|en
|Corren
|}

= Verbs that ends in "Ir" =
When you want to conjugate a regular verb that ends in "ir" in Spanish, you need to erase "ir" and put the corresponding ending with the subjects, the next table shows you the endings and the verb "to write" as an example.

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Escribir
|-
|Yo
|o
|Escribo
|-
|Tú
|es
|Escribes
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|e
|Escribe
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|imos
|Escribimos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|ís
|Escribís
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|en
|Escriben
|}

= Some Irregular Verbs =
In Spanish, exists a lot of irregular verbs, those change their form and use the same endings like "jugar" or "sentir".

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Jugar (Play)
|-
|Yo
|Juego
|-
|Tú
|Juegas
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Juega
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Jugamos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Jugáis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Juegan
|}
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ser (be)
|-
|Yo
|Soy
|-
|Tú
|Eres
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Es
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Somos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Sois
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Son
|}
And there are verbs that change completely, like "ser".
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Sentir
|-
|Yo
|Siento
|-
|Tú
|Sientes
|-
|Él
|Siente
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Sentimos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Sentís
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Sienten
|}

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Language/Spanish/Grammar/Simple-Past-Tense

2017-01-13T01:17:09Z

Enmanuel0112: Created page with "In Spansh, Simple Past Tense is used when something happened in the past and finished in the past. As all verbal tenses in Spanish, Simple Past Tense has a conjugation to the..."

Language/Spanish/Grammar/Simple-Present-Tense

2017-01-13T01:00:28Z

Enmanuel0112:

[[File:hoy-spanish.jpg|thumb|none]]
In Spanish, it is used Simple Present Tense when you want to talk about habits, schedules, customes and routines. Spanish has infinitive verbs (verbs that end in ar, er and ir) and conjugated verbs, (infinitive verbs that changes with respect to the subjects).

= Verbs that ends in "Ar" =
When you want to conjugate a regular verb that ends in "ar" in Spanish, you need to erase "ar" and put the corresponding ending with the subjects, the next table shows you the endings and the verb "walk" as an example

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Caminar
|-
|Yo
|o
|Camino
|-
|Tú
|as
|Caminas
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|a
|Camina
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|amos
|Caminamos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|áis
|Camináis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|an
|Caminan
|}

= Verbs that ends in "Er" =
When you want to conjugate a regular verb that ends in "er" in Spanish, you need to erase "er" and put the corresponding ending with the subjects, the next table shows you the endings and the verb "run" as an example.

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Correr
|-
|Yo
|o
|Corro
|-
|Tú
|es
|Corres
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|e
|Corre
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|emos
|Corremos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|éis
|Corréis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|en
|Corren
|}

= Verbs that ends in "Ir" =
When you want to conjugate a regular verb that ends in "ir" in Spanish, you need to erase "ir" and put the corresponding ending with the subjects, the next table shows you the endings and the verb "write" as an example.

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Escribir
|-
|Yo
|o
|Escribo
|-
|Tú
|es
|Escribes
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|e
|Escribe
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|imos
|Escribimos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|ís
|Escribís
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|en
|Escriben
|}

= Some Irregular Verbs =
In Spanish, exists a lot of irregular verbs, those change their form and use the same endings like "jugar" or "sentir". And there are verbs that change completely, like "ser".

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Jugar (Play)
|-
|Yo
|Juego
|-
|Tú
|Juegas
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Juega
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Jugamos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Jugáis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Juegan
|}
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ser (be)
|-
|Yo
|Soy
|-
|Tú
|Eres
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Es
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Somos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Sois
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Son
|}
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Sentir
|-
|Yo
|Siento
|-
|Tú
|Sientes
|-
|Él
|Siente
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Sentimos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Sentís
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Sienten
|}

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Language/Spanish/Grammar/Simple-Present-Tense

2017-01-11T23:56:06Z

Enmanuel0112:

In Spanish, it is used Simple Present Tense when you want to talk about habits, schedules, customes and routines. Spanish has infinitive verbs (verbs that end in ar, er and ir) and conjugated verbs, (infinitive verbs that changes with respect to the subjects).

= Verbs that ends in "Ar" =
When you want to conjugate a regular verb that ends in "ar" in Spanish, you need to erase "ar" and put the corresponding ending with the subjects, the next table shows you the endings and the verb "walk" as an example

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Caminar
|-
|Yo
|o
|Camino
|-
|Tú
|as
|Caminas
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|a
|Camina
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|amos
|Caminamos
|-
|Vosotros
|áis
|Camináis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|an
|Caminan
|}

= Verbs that ends in "Er" =
When you want to conjugate a regular verb that ends in "er" in Spanish, you need to erase "er" and put the corresponding ending with the subjects, the next table shows you the endings and the verb "run" as an example.

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Correr
|-
|Yo
|o
|Corro
|-
|Tú
|es
|Corres
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|e
|Corre
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|emos
|Corremos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|éis
|Corréis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|en
|Corren
|}

= Verbs that ends in "Ir" =
When you want to conjugate a regular verb that ends in "ir" in Spanish, you need to erase "ir" and put the corresponding ending with the subjects, the next table shows you the endings and the verb "write" as an example.

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Escribir
|-
|Yo
|o
|Escribo
|-
|Tú
|es
|Escribes
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|e
|Escribe
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|imos
|Escribimos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|ís
|Escribís
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|en
|Escriben
|}

= Some Irregular Verbs =
In Spanish, exists a lot of irregular verbs, those change their form and use the same endings like "jugar" or "sentir". And there are verbs that change completely, like "ser".

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Jugar (Play)
|-
|Yo
|Juego
|-
|Tú
|Juegas
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Juega
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Jugamos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Jugáis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Juegan
|}
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ser (be)
|-
|Yo
|Soy
|-
|Tú
|Eres
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Es
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Somos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Sois
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Son
|}
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Sentir
|-
|Yo
|Siento
|-
|Tú
|Sientes
|-
|Él
|Siente
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Sentimos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Sentís
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Sienten
|}

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Language/Spanish/Grammar/Simple-Present-Tense

2017-01-11T23:54:03Z

Enmanuel0112: Created page with "In Spanish, it is used Simple Present Tense when you want to talk about habits, schedules, customes and routines. Spanish has infinitive verbs (verbs that end in ar, er and ir..."

In Spanish, it is used Simple Present Tense when you want to talk about habits, schedules, customes and routines. Spanish has infinitive verbs (verbs that end in ar, er and ir) and conjugated verbs, (infinitive verbs that changes with respect to the subjects).

= Verbs that ends in "Ar" =
When you want to conjugate a regular verb that ends in "ar" in Spanish, you need to erase "ar" and put the corresponding ending with the subjects, the next table shows you the endings and the verb "walk" as an example

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Caminar
|-
|Yo
|o
|Camino
|-
|Tú
|as
|Caminas
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|a
|Camina
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|amos
|Caminamos
|-
|Vosotros
|áis
|Camináis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|an
|Caminan
|}

= Verbs that ends in "Er" =
When you want to conjugate a regular verb that ends in "er" in Spanish, you need to erase "er" and put the corresponding ending with the subjects, the next table shows you the endings and the verb "run" as an example.

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Correr
|-
|Yo
|o
|Corro
|-
|Tú
|es
|Corres
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|e
|Corre
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|emos
|Corremos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|éis
|Corréis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|en
|Corren
|}

= Verbs that ends in "Er" =
When you want to conjugate a regular verb that ends in "er" in Spanish, you need to erase "er" and put the corresponding ending with the subjects, the next table shows you the endings and the verb "run" as an example.

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Correr
|-
|Yo
|o
|Corro
|-
|Tú
|es
|Corres
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|e
|Corre
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|emos
|Corremos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|éis
|Corréis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|en
|Corren
|}

= Verbs that ends in "Ir" =
When you want to conjugate a regular verb that ends in "ir" in Spanish, you need to erase "ir" and put the corresponding ending with the subjects, the next table shows you the endings and the verb "write" as an example.

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ending
!Escribir
|-
|Yo
|o
|Escribo
|-
|Tú
|es
|Escribes
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|e
|Escribe
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|imos
|Escribimos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|ís
|Escribís
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|en
|Escriben
|}

= Some Irregular Verbs =
In Spanish, exists a lot of irregular verbs, those change their form and use the same endings like "jugar" or "sentir". And there are verbs that change completely, like "ser".

{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Jugar (Play)
|-
|Yo
|Juego
|-
|Tú
|Juegas
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Juega
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Jugamos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Jugáis
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Juegan
|}
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Ser (be)
|-
|Yo
|Soy
|-
|Tú
|Eres
|-
|Él/Ella/Usted
|Es
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Somos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Sois
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Son
|}
{| class="wikitable"
!Subject
!Sentir
|-
|Yo
|Siento
|-
|Tú
|Sientes
|-
|Él
|Siente
|-
|Nosotros/Nosotras
|Sentimos
|-
|Vosotros/Vosotras
|Sentís
|-
|Ustedes/Ellos/Ellas
|Sienten
|}

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