Intro to Conjugating Verbs
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Mairi O'Brien
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Intro to Conjugating Verbs
AR, ER, & IR Verbs in Spanish
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A complete sentence needs TWO things:
A subject --> I, you, he/she
& a CONJUGATED verb
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Subject = the person doing the action or the who?
Verb = the action taking place or the what?
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What is a verb?
A verb is a word that expresses an action or a state of being.
In SPANISH, they are much easier to spot. They end in one of three ways: ar, er or ir
Can you think of any verbs in Spanish?
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What are some verbs in English?
to run
to speak
to study
to eat
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So basically...
"Infinitive" = a verb that is NOT conjugated OR
"Infinitive" = NO subject is attached to the verb
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So then what's conjugating?
Conjugation = assigning a subject to a verb
Elimination of the "to" before the verb and replacing it with a subject pronoun
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The "stem" of a verb is...
Everything BEFORE the -ar, -er & -ir ending
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And the verb ending?
Tells you which conjugation chart to use!
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There are THREE steps to conjugating a verb, in Spanish:
Step one: take off the verb ending (-ar, er or -ir)
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REMEMBER! The stem is everything BEFORE the AR/ER/IR
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Step three:
Figure out the subject of the sentence and attach the matching ending to the verb stem.
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WRITE THIS CHART DOWN IN YOUR NOTES!
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AR, ER, & IR Verbs in Spanish
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