Introduction to spanish verbs
- 2. Root Com o Com e Bound Morpheme = ending Com emos
- 3. This spanish ending verbs give us ideas of who, when and how. Come Como Comen
- 4. The endings express: Person: 1ª, 2ª, 3ª. Number: Singular or plural. Tense: Present, Past, Future, Cond. Verb Aspect: Perfect or imperfect. Voice: Active, passive. M ode: Indicative, subjuntive, Imperative.
- 5. B aron ail They Past time It's finished Is a fact
- 6. Infinitiv e: Is dictionary form, base-form The infinitive has only tree endings -ar : bailar, cantar, lavar … -er : comer, beber, deber … -ir : sentir, escribir, abrir...
- 7. Let's see how it works Bail-ar Com-er Viv-ir Yo Bail-o Com-o Viv-o Tú Bail-as Com-es Viv-es El Bail-a Com-e Viv-e -ar -er -ir -o -o -o -as/as -es/és - es/ís -a -e -e
- 8. Spanish verbs are conjugated in three modes: Indicativo: (Condicional it's include), used on facts or true. Subjuntivo: Desires, abstract opposite of indicative. Imperativo: Direct manner. All these modes have one or more tenses and compound tenses.
- 9. Learn how to form those verbs properly, it's hard Yo comer hoy H thought it was e not necessary.
- 10. Learn how to form those verbs properly, it's hard Yo comer hoy H thought it was e not necessary.