Verbos que terminan en -er.

GO-GO VERBS.
Conjugate regular –ir infinitives in the present tense Vamos aprender Con el Sr. Correa.
El preterito Preterite Verbs Preterite means past tense Preterite verbs deal withcompleted past action.
Los basicos Las reglas de espanol.
El pretérito Spanish.
El Pretérito.
El pretérito.
1 El Pretérito de los verbos (una forma del pasado)
Present tense –ar, -er, & -ir Verbs Spanish II. yo = nosotros = tú = Usted (Ud.) =Ustedes(Uds.) = (él, ella)(ellos, ellas) I You (familiar) You (formal)
El pretérito Una forma del pasado que
El Pretérito.
¿Cuáles son los pronombres en orden?
¡ Preterite ! 7 B Next we’re going to learn how to talk about the past in Spanish. One way is to talk about an action that started and finished in the.
PRETÉRITO A past tense. -ar -é -aste -ó -amos -asteis -aron.
S PANISH I W EEK 11 S EMESTER 2 Sra. Knutsen. E NTRADA – EL LUNES, EL 23 DE ABRIL 1. ¿Te gusta leer? Sí/no, no me gusta leer. 2. ¿Te gusta comer carne.
LOS VERBOS EN “-AR”.
Los Pronombres Personales
TEMA: Repaso de la conjugación de los verbos CCSS L.3.1- Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard Spanish, grammar, and usage when writing and.
¡Bueños días, estudiantes! Do Now: 1. Translate the following sentence into English: Hoy es lunes y mañana es martes. 2. Translate the following two sentences.
The past tense  We conjugate verbs in Spanish by: ◦ Dropping the last two letters from the infinitive  comer  com ◦ Adding the appropriate.
1  I went to the store.  I bought a shirt.  I walked home. 2 El Pretérito: Is a past tense Talks about what happened Refers to completed actions:
1 2 1) I ate an apple. 2) My brother studied math. 3) We spoke. 4) Did you walk to school? 5) We bought coffee at 5:00.
Capítulo 9.1 El pretérito. ¿Qué es el pretérito? The preterit is used to talked about what happened or what someone did at a specific point in the past.
-AR Verbs.
Spanish –er and –ir verbs. Verbs in General English and Spanish both conjugate verbs. They can be organized as 1rst, 2 nd, and 3 rd person. If you need.
Present Tense AR Verb Conjugation Verbs in Spanish either end in AR, ER or IR For example; hablar-to talk, comer- to eat, and venir- to come When we conjugate.
LOS VERBOS IRREGULARES ‘YO’ – 5.2 Pregunta esencial: How do I talk about planning a party using irregular ‘yo’ verbs n the present tense?
VERBOS Nombre: ____________________ el tres de noviembre de dos mil catorce.
Repaso de preterite. Regular –ar endings Endings Yo –Nosotros(as) Tú –Vosotros (as) - asteis Usted, él, ella –Ustedes, ellos(as) - - é -aste -ó -amos.
El Pretérito When do we use it? u To describe an action that took place and has ended. u To talk about yesterday and the past.
Regular Verbs -ar, -er, -ir. What’s an infinitive? In Spanish: they end in an –ar, -er, or –ir In English: To___________… Hablar – to talk Comer – to.
EL PRETERITO You use the Preterite to talk about things that happened in the past.
C VERBOS REGULARES EN EL PRESENTE Repaso de verbos –AR, -ER, -IR.
Los verbos.
Preterite Next we’re going to learn how to talk about the past in Spanish. One way is to talk about an action that started and finished in the past. This.
-ar verbs Objetivo: to understand how –ar verbs conjugate in Spanish and match the endings to the subject pronouns.
¿Qué hiciste durante tus vacaciones? Fui a España y me alojé en un hotel. Nadé en el mar durante el día y bailé en la discoteca con mis amigos por la noche.
Topic: The preterit Essential ?: How do I talk about things that happened in Spanish?
Ser & IR in the Preterite The verbs IR and SER are irregular in the preterite tense. Note that they have identical forms.
El pretérito Unidad 5. ¿Qué es el modo pretérito? The preterit tense is one of the two PAST tenses. We use the preterit tense to talk about what happened.
Irregular Preterite Ir, Ser, Dar, Ver, Hacer. Irregular Preterite Verbs: ir, ser In the preterite, the forms of ser are the same as the forms of ir. The.
Preterite -ER / -IR Verbs Preterite means “past tense and deals with “completed past actions”
Objetivo: to say that someone WENT someplace, using the preterite tense of ir. Ahora: Complete yesterday’s ditto using traer, pedir, and servir.
La clase de español II Srta. Forgue El 1 de diciembre de 2010.
Gramática 2.2 & 3.2 El preterito
CONJUGATION.
Conjugating Verbs in Present Tense
 In Spanish, the preterite form is used to express actions that have already happened.  In other words, preterite simply means past tense.
The Present Tense of tener (to have) (El tiempo presente del verbo tener)
Pretérito Past tense- with a specific start and end time.
Conjugating Verbs! *You already know several verbs *Remember any???? *andar, hablar, estudiar, caminar, escuchar, etc…
Essential ?: How do I say what multiple people are doing.
Conjugate decir in the present tense Grammar essential #30.
Español 2 Chapter 1 Grammar Lesson 1 Mr. Valdes – 218 Spencer High School
Gramática Repaso Present tense of regular verbs 1A- pagina 6.
Copy the white notes.  There are three types of verbs in the Spanish language. Verbs that end in –ar, -er, and –ir  Example: hablar, comer, escribir.
How to conjugate an AR verb. We already know that in Spanish infinitives can end in: AR (bailar, cantar) ER (correr, ver) IR (escribir) In Spanish the.
Los verbos Verbs: Conjugation and Infinitives What are infinitives? Pregunta:
El pretérito The preterite tense. The preterite is one of 2 past tenses in Spanish. –Both the preterite and the imperfect are used to talk about things.
Tema: Conjugating ‘saber’ Pregunta Esencial: How do I use the verb ‘saber’ to talk about WHAT I know?
Instrucciones: Think of an infinitive en español. Go up to the whiteboard and carefully use a marker to write the infinitive you have in mind. I’ll start:
Verb Conjugation Review Por: Señora Castillo Verb Conjugation Review A verb is the action word.
EL PRETÉRITO 2.2 A.  Preterit tense  The preterit tense is used to tell what happened or what you did. (To talk about a past action)
Present Tense Regular Verbs Angela Castro Spanish 1.
Present Tense Verb Review
Hablar = to talk What is conjugation?
Preterite Tense.
Warm up.