What subject pronoun would you use to talk about these people? Carlos Marco y yo María y Felipe la profesora tú y Juan Alicia y Marta usted y la profesora la clase y yo él nosotros ellos ella vosotros/ustedes ellas ustedes nosotros
Spanish infinitives end in ar, er and ir. The infinitive means “to do something” hablar = to talk correr = to run escribir = to write
You will need to use verbs in other ways than in the infinitive form. To create the forms of most verbs you drop the ending from the infinitive, leaving the stem: hablar habl correr corr escribir escrib Then add verb endings to the stem.
(yo) o (tú) as ar endings (él) (ella) a (usted) (it) (ellos) (nosotros/as) amos (tú) as (vosotros/as) áis (él) (ella) a (usted) (it) (ellos) (ellas) an (ustedes) (things)
(yo) Estudio español. I study Spanish. Present-tense verbs in Spanish can have several English equivalents. Each simple expression in Spanish may convey three different ideas in English: (yo) Estudio español. I study Spanish. I do study Spanish. I am studying Spanish.
montar She rides. She is riding. I ride. We ride. Ella monta. (Yo) monto.. (Nosotros) montamos..
en (yo) o (tú) es er endings (él) (ella) e (usted) (it) (ellos) (nosotros/as) emos (tú) es (vosotros/as) éis (él) (ella) e (usted) (it) (ellos) (ellas) (ustedes) (things) en
correr Tom is running. Tom corre. You all run. Tom and I run. They are running. Tom corre. Ustedes corren. Tom y yo corremos. Ellos corren.
(yo) o (tú) es ir endings (él) (ella) e (usted) (it) (ellos) (nosotros/as) imos (tú) es (vosotros/as) ís (él) (ella) e (usted) (it) (ellos) (ellas) en (ustedes) (things)
escribir You write. (Tú) escribes. / Usted escribe. Juan y Marco write. María, Carlos and I write. The class writes. (Tú) escribes. / Usted escribe. Juan y Marco escriben. María, Carlos y yo escribimos. La clase escribe.