Conjugating Regular AR Verbs in Present Tense

The video tutorial explains how to conjugate regular AR verbs in Spanish. It introduces the concept of infinitives and demonstrates the process of dropping the AR ending and adding new endings based on the subject. The tutorial covers different subject categories and their corresponding verb endings, providing examples and practice exercises to reinforce learning. By the end, viewers should be able to conjugate AR verbs confidently.

What are verbs that end in AR, ER, or IR called?

• Prepositions

• Participles

• Infinitives

• Conjugates

What must you do to the infinitive to conjugate it for a specific subject?

• Use it without changes

• Drop the ending and add a new one

• Change the verb to past tense

• Add the subject's name

How do you identify the stem of an AR verb?

• It's the part that remains after dropping the AR ending

• By changing the AR to ER

• It's the first two letters of the verb

• By adding an 'a'

The ending of the verb is an indicator of...

• who or what is doing the action.

• when the action is taking place.

• where the action is taking place.

• why the action is taking place.

Which ending goes with the subject pronoun "tú"?

• -o

• -as

• -a

• -amos

Which ending goes with "ellos, ellas, ustedes"?

• -o

• -as

• -a

• -an

Which ending goes with "nosotros or nosotras"?

• -as

• -amos

• -an

• -o

Which ending goes with "yo"?

• -amos

• -a

• -as

• -o

Which ending goes with "él, ella, usted"?

• -amos

• -o

• -as

• -a

Ella ___ una foto.

• saca
• sacan

• saco

• sacan