Present Tense -ar verbs Review Repaso A Endings Yo-oNosotros/as-amos Tú-as Él/Ella/Usted-aEllos/Ellas/Ustedes-an.

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Present Tense -ar verbs Review Repaso A

Endings Yo-oNosotros/as-amos Tú-as Él/Ella/Usted-aEllos/Ellas/Ustedes-an

To form 1. Drop the –ar ending. –Verb “mirar” becomes “mir-” –Verb “tomar” becomes “tom-”

To form 2. Determine the subject pronoun to use. YoNosotros/as IWe Tú You (informal) Él/Ella/UstedEllos/Ellas/Ustedes He/She/You (formal) They/You all

To form 3. Add the appropriate ending. Yo-omiroNosotros/as-amosmiramos Tú-asmiras Él/Ella/Us ted -amiraEllos/Ellas/Ustedes-anmiran

Negative Remember, to make a sentence negative you put “no” before the verb. –No hablamos francés. –No canto en clase.

Why use present tense? To say what happens. –Habla español. (He speaks Spanish.) To say what is happening. –Habla español. (He is studying Spanish.) Use context clues to determine the meaning.

Tú vs. Usted Use tú when talking to a friend, family member, or person your own age. Use usted when speaking to an adult, a person you do not know well, or someone to whom you wish to show respect.