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The personal `a`

Posted inSpanish Grammar | Updated: 3:12 pm, Nov 30, 2004 byMr. Herren
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The Personal ‘A’

In Spanish, whenever the direct object of a verb is a person, the direct object must be preceded by a. This marking is called the personal a

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Conjugation of Regular -er & -ir verbs in the preterite

Posted inSpanish Grammar | Updated: 11:51 am, Nov 30, 2004 byMr. Herren
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Conjugation of regular -er & -ir verbs in the preterite indicative

Regular -er and -ir verbs have identical suffixes in the preterite indicative. Here are the regular endings:

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Regular -ar verbs in the preterite indicative

Posted inSpanish Grammar | Updated: 8:29 pm, Nov 18, 2004 byMr. Herren
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Conjugation of regular -ar verbs in the preterite indicative

-ar verbs are the most common of all Spanish verbs, and new verbs which enter the language are most likely to become -ar verbs as well. Here are the regular endings in the preterite indicative:

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Conjugation of regular -ir verbs in the present indicative

Posted inSpanish Grammar | Updated: 12:20 pm, Nov 6, 2004 byMr. Herren
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Conjugation of regular -ir verbs (”third conjugation”) in the present indicative

-ir verbs are the least common of all Spanish verbs and the most likely to show irregularies. Here are the regular endings for regular -ir verbs in the present (tense) indicative (mode/mood):

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Regular -er verbs in the present indicative

Posted inSpanish Grammar | Updated: 12:18 pm, Nov 5, 2004 byMr. Herren
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Conjugation of regular -er verbs (”second conjugation”) in the present indicative

Here are the regular endings for -er verbs in the present (tense) indicative (mode):

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Regular -ar verbs in the present indicative

Posted inSpanish Grammar | Updated: 6:57 am, Nov 2, 2004 byMr. Herren
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Conjugation of regular -ar verbs (”first conjugation”) in the present indicative

-ar verbs are the most common of all Spanish verbs, and new verbs which enter the language are most likely to become -ar verbs as well. Here are the regular endings of the present (tense) indicative (mode):

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