The simple present tense, which is the most common in Spanish & English, is also called Indicative because it is primarily used to make statements or ask questions. The present tense pattern is easy to follow for all REGULAR -ar, -er, and -ir verbs, with the stem staying the same and the endings always following the same pattern.
In order to conjugate a verb you must determine its infinitive form to figure out whether it belongs to the -ar,-er,or -ir category. Then, simply drop the infinitive ending, and add the appropriate one to indicate correct person and number.
-ar Personal Pronoun cantar -oyocanto -astútúcantas -aél,ella,ustedcanta -amosnosotros, nosotras cantamos -áisVosotros, vosotras cantáis -anEllos,ellas, ustedes cantan
-er Personal Pronoun aprender -oyoaprendo -estútúaprendes -eél,ella,ustedaprende -emosnosotros, nosotras aprendemos -éisVosotros, vosotras aprendéis -enEllos,ellas, ustedes aprenden
-ir Personal Pronoun -oyovivo -estútúvives -eél,ella,ustedvive -emosnosotros, nosotras vivimos -éisVosotros, vosotras vivís -enEllos,ellas, ustedes viven
Verbo : IR Remember when you talk about where someone is going you use the verb ir =to go Remember that forms of ir are usually followed by the preposition “a” yovoy tútúvas él,ella,ustedva nosotros, nosotrasvamos vosotros, vosotrasváis ellos,ellas,ustedesvan