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Conjugating a Verb= make the subject & v the verb agree First, begin with an infinitive The dictionary definition of a verb, the word that ends originally.

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1 Conjugating a Verb= make the subject & v the verb agree First, begin with an infinitive The dictionary definition of a verb, the word that ends originally in -ar, -er, or -ir bailar, nadar, escuchar, hablar, sacar, dibujar, lavar, … Next, draw a “ T ” chart

2 Choose an infinitive and remove the ending (-ar, -er, -ir). Next, rewrite the stem in all six slots of the “ T ” chart. bailar List corresponding endings o as a amos áis an Apply endings bailor bailas bailar bailamos bailáis bailan

3 Use the subject given to determine how the verb is conjugated. = two charts yo tú Ud., él, ellaUds., ellos, ellas nosotros vosotros o as a amos áis an 1. mi abuela / preparar… 2. Pablo y tú / tocar… 3. la gente / trabajar… 4. yo / descansar… 5. quiénes / cantar… 6. Ana y yo / pintar… 1. mi abuela / preparar… 2. Pablo y tú / tocáis… 3. la gente / trabajar… 4. yo / descansor… 5. quiénes / cantan… 6. Ana y yo / pintamos…

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