Learning How to Conjugate in Spanish
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Learning how to conjugate in Spanish is without doubt the most difficult part of learning the Spanish language. Spanish has an extremely high number of irregular verbs, some more irregular than others, and as well as having to learn new conjugations for all of the common tenses there is also the subjunctive to learn, which is rarely used in English but extremely common in Spanish.
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The simplest way to explain how to conjugate in Spanish is to show Spanish conjugation in it’s simplest form which is a regular verb in the present tense. If you are not aware already, you need to know that there are three different verb groups in Spanish, and those groups are comprised of verbs that end in ar, er and ir.
Here is the basic present tense conjugation for a verb from each of the regular verb groups.
- Trabajar – to work
- I work – trabajo
- You work – trabajas
- he/she works – trabaja
- we work – trabajamos
- you all work – trabajaís
- they work – trabajan
- Abrir – to open
- I open – abro
- You open – abres
- he/she open – abre
- we open – abrimos
- you all open – abrís
- they open – abren
- Aprender – to learn
- I learn – aprendo
- You learn – aprendes
- he/she learn – aprende
- we learn – aprendemos
- you all learn – aprendéis
- they learn – aprenden
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