Conjugating AR Ending Verbs Lesson

Conjugating AR Ending Verbs Lesson

Verbs

• Verbs are NOT masculine or feminine.

• Verbs are called conjugated or infinitive.

Multiple Choice

Verbs are masculine and feminine.

• True

• False

Verbs in the infinitive form ...

• In Spanish, end with "ar" "er" "ir"." (exception "se") (example: hablar)

• In English, the verb has the word "to" in front of it (example: to run)

Conjugated verbs...

• In Spanish, DO NOT end with -ar, -er, -ir. (example: Yo canto.)

• In English, there is a person/thing doing the action. (example: He works.)

Multiple Choice

Choose the infinitive...

• to run

• He works.

• We listen.

• Marcus is running.

Hablar

• The underlined part of the verb is called the verb "ending."

• The remaining letters are called the stem.

Multiple Choice

What part of the verb is underlined? Comer

• stem

• ending

• infinitive

When I conjugate a verb to talk about my daily activities or other people's I must... (example: I speak Spanish.)

• Say the subject/person: yo

• Identify the verb: hablar

• Remove the ending: ar

• Add a new ending based on the subject: add o

• Yo hablo español.

No, not, don't, doesn't

• It's just "no."

• No always comes before the conjugated verb.

• Yo no hablo español.

To talk about other people, add different letters:

Choose the letters based on the people you are talking to or about. It's NOT random. You have to MEMORIZE!

Multiple Choice

When you conjugate a verb, you remove the ending (ar, er, ir) and add random letters.

• True

• False

Watch this video.

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oJlClxlHGE

Multiple Choice

Yo (cantar)

• canto

• canta

• It depends on my gender

Multiple Choice

Ella (contestar)

• contesto

• contestan

• contesta

Multiple Choice

Ellas (comprar)

• compran

• compras

• compráis

Multiple Choice

Jalen (estudiar)

• estudio

• estudias

• estudia

Multiple Choice

Lucas y Roberto (visitar)

• visitáis

• visitan

• visitamos