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    The document discusses verbs in Spanish. It explains that verbs are conjugated according to patterns based on subject pronouns like yo and tu. Verbs in Spanish end in ar, er, or ir in their infinitive form, equivalent to "to" plus the verb in English. Verbs are categorized into three conjugations based on their ending: first conjugation ends in ar, second in er, and third in ir. Each verb has a root and an ending, and the ending changes during conjugation while the root stays the same. Verbs can also be regular, only changing their endings, or irregular, with changes to both the root and ending.

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    The document discusses verbs in Spanish. It explains that verbs are conjugated according to patterns based on subject pronouns like yo and tu. Verbs in Spanish end in ar, er, or ir in their infinitive form, equivalent to "to" plus the verb in English. Verbs are categorized into three conjugations based on their ending: first conjugation ends in ar, second in er, and third in ir. Each verb has a root and an ending, and the ending changes during conjugation while the root stays the same. Verbs can also be regular, only changing their endings, or irregular, with changes to both the root and ending.

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    The document discusses verbs in Spanish. It explains that verbs are conjugated according to patterns based on subject pronouns like yo and tu. Verbs in Spanish end in ar, er, or ir in their infinitive form, equivalent to "to" plus the verb in English. Verbs are categorized into three conjugations based on their ending: first conjugation ends in ar, second in er, and third in ir. Each verb has a root and an ending, and the ending changes during conjugation while the root stays the same. Verbs can also be regular, only changing their endings, or irregular, with changes to both the root and ending.

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    The document discusses verbs in Spanish. It explains that verbs are conjugated according to patterns based on subject pronouns like yo and tu. Verbs in Spanish end in ar, er, or ir in their infinitive form, equivalent to "to" plus the verb in English. Verbs are categorized into three conjugations based on their ending: first conjugation ends in ar, second in er, and third in ir. Each verb has a root and an ending, and the ending changes during conjugation while the root stays the same. Verbs can also be regular, only changing their endings, or irregular, with changes to both the root and ending.

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    LOS VERBOS

    Understanding Spanish
    Verbs
    Dennis Raymond P.
    Maturan
    Los Verbos
     The verb is the most important part of a sentence.
     Without it a sentence cannot stand.
     Some verbs alone can be considered as a sentence
    such as Think! Look! Stop! Listen! And it is the
    same in Spanish.
    Los Verbos
     In Spanish, verbs are conjugated according to a
    definite pattern.
     They follow the sequence of the personal subject
    pronouns such as Yo (I), Tu (you),
    Él/Ella (he/she), Nosotros/as (we), Vosotros/as (all
    of you) and Ellos/Ellas (They).
    Los Verbos Infinitivos
     All infinitive verb forms in Spanish end in either
    ar, er or ir.

     These infinitive forms are equivalent to “to” plus a


    verb in English such as amar = to love, comer = to
    eat and subir = to go up/climb.
    Verb Endings in Spanish
    1) Verbs of the First Conjugation = those that end in
    “AR” such as comprar and amar.
    2) Verbs of the Second Conjugation = those that end
    in “ER” such as correr and barrer.

    3) Verbs of the Third Conjugation = those that end in


    “IR” such as vivir and admitir.
    Partes del Verbo Español
     1) Root/Stem = the part that remains the same
    after the ending is taken out.
     2) Ending = the part of the verb which changes
    during the course of conjugation.
    cantar = cant (root) + ar (ending)
    leer = le (root) + er (ending)
    admitir = admit (root) + ir (ending)
    Tipos de Verbos
    1. Regular = when only the endings of infinitive
    verbs change.

    2. Irregular = when there are also changes in the root


    of infinitive verbs.

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