Conjugation Review

the original form of the verb

end in -ar, -er, or -ir

mean to _

example: hablar = to speak

changing the infinitive to include the subject

example: Hablar means to speak. When we conjugate in the yo form, we take off the -ar and add -o. Hablo means I speak.

follow a pattern

end in -ar, -er, or -ir

To conjugate, take off -ar and add: -o, -as, -a, -amos, or -an

hablo (I speak)

hablas (you (tù) speak)

habla (he/she/Ud speaks)

hablamos (we speak)

hablan (they/y'all speak)

To conjugate take off -er and add: -o, -es, -e, -emos, -en

como (I eat)

comes (you (tú) eat)

come (he/she/Ud eats)

comemos (we eat)

comen (they/y'all eat)

To conjugate take off -ir and add: -o, -es, -e, -imos, -en

vivo (I live)

vives (you (tú) live

vive (he/she/Ud. live)

vivimos (we live)

viven (they/y'all live)

yo

tú

Eduardo

Marta y yo

Laura y su hermana

Carlos y tú

yo

tú

Teresa

Julio y yo

Anabel y Luis

la clase

yo

tú

mi amiga

Dolores y yo

los estudiantes

Ricardo y tú