In order to conjugate rocket spanish reviews verbs correctly we need to understand what a verb is and what a conjugation is. My old teachers used to tell me that a verb is a doing word, and to be honest, it is the most straight-forward and accurate explanation of a verb I have ever heard, so I'm going to stick with it:
A conjugation, on the other hand, is a little bit more difficult to explain simply; but I'll give it a try. A conjugation is a variation of a verb that uses the stem of a verb and various different endings; each ending indicating the person or object performing the task and when the task is or was being performed (tense).
There are three groups of verbs in rocket spanish reviews, and they are called the -ar, -er and -ir verbs, so-called because every verb in rocket spanish reviews has one of those three endings. The -ar group of verbs is by far the largest; and therefore has the highest concentration of regular verbs, so we will show how to conjugate rocket spanish reviews verbs of this group first:
Hablar (to speak)
habl -o hablo I speak
habl -as hablas you speak (singular, familiar)
habl -a habla he, she, it speaks or, you (singular, polite) speak
habl -amos hablamos we speak
habl -áis habláis you speak (plural, familiar)
habl -an hablan they, you (plural, polite) speak
You'll notice as mentioned earlier, that to conjugate rocket spanish reviews verbs we utilize the stem of the verb and a different ending that highlights the person(s) or object performing the task, in this case, 'habl' is the stem. You will find that with all regular verbs, the stem will be the verb minus the ending. Also, we are only dealing with the present tense here; there will of course be different endings and variations on stem depending on which tense is being used.
Here's how to conjugate rocket spanish reviews verbs ending with -er and -ir;
We will use aprender (to learn) and escribir (to write) for examples of regular -er and -ir present tense conjugations.
aprend -e escrib -o I learn/ write
aprend -es escrib -es you learn/ write (singular, familiar)
aprend -e escrib -e he, she, it learns/ writes or, you (singular, polite) learn/ write
aprend -emos escrib -imos we learn/ write
aprend -éis escrib -ís you learn/ write (plural, familiar)
aprend -en escrib -en they, you (plural, polite) learn/ write
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