Conjugation of Verbs in English and Spanish

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In both English and Spanish, we need to conjugate verbs to match the subject.

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Conjugation is essential for subject-verb agreement.

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In English, verb forms are mostly the same regardless of the subject.

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English verbs do not change form based on the subject.

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In Spanish, verbs must have different endings to show who is doing the action.

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Endings indicate the subject performing the action.

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For the verb "HABLAR," remove the "-ar" to conjugate.

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Base form for conjugation.

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Present indicative endings for -AR verbs: yo (I)

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-o

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Present indicative endings for -AR verbs: tú (you)

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-as

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Make complete sentences by ordering: in the Spanish class/speaks/the teacher/Spanish

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The teacher speaks Spanish in the Spanish class.

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Make complete sentences by ordering: Anita/the web/browses/at home

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Anita browses the web at home.

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Complete with the correct verb form: I __________ a good grade in Spanish. (to get)

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I get a good grade in Spanish.

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Make complete sentences by ordering: the friends/watch/a DVD

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The friends watch a DVD.