| There are three basic groups of Spanish
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| | and r , then to add an o. to give us
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| verbs, in these articles we will look at
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| | "tomo vino". You could add yo ( the
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| the regular AR, ER and IR verbs.
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| | Spanish word for I) at the start of the
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| A verb is a word that means everything
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| | sentence but it would be unnecessary.
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| from an action to an opinion, so laugh,
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| | To say "you drink wine" to a single
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| go, like, hate, love, drink, fall, smile,
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| | person, again remove the a and r, and add
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| hear, write turn, are all examples of
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| | as, to give "tomar vino".
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| verbs. In English the verb is not
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| | If we wanted to say that he or she drinks
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| changed by who is doing the action. As an
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| | wine, then we remove the ar and add just
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| example;
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| | an a, to give us "toma vino". This
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| In these phrases, "I like cheese", "we
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| | version of tomar would also be used in a
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| like cheese" and "you like cheese", the
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| | formal situation, or if talking to
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| verb "like" stays the same. In Spanish
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| | someone for the first time.
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| the form of the verb is changed by who is
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| | When learning our basic Spanish verbs and
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| doing the doing. It might sound odd now
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| | wanting to say "we drink wine" we add
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| but it will make sense later!
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| | amos to give us "tomamos vino".
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| So lets look at the three main verb types
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| | If we wanted to refer to a group when
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| in Spanish. They are the verbs that end
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| | using "you drink wine", we would add
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| in the letters ar, er and ir. they can
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| | áis, giving "tomáis vino"
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| then be subdivided into regular and
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| | "They drink wine" would require the
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| irregular. As we are just starting we
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| | addition of an, so "toman vino" would be
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| will stick to the regular verbs.
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| | the correct phrase.
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| Verbs That End In AR
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| | These are obviously all in what is called
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| In the Spanish language the group of
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| | the present tense, which means that it
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| verbs that end in ar are the most common,
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| | describes what is occurring now,we will
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| so they are a good place to start.
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| | cover the other tenses (future, past etc)
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| If we use the Spanish verb TOMAR, it
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| | and the ER and IR verbs at a later date.
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| means a few different things, but in our
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| | I hope that this article has been of help
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| case it means to drink. To say "I drink
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| | and I hope that you stick with Spanish as
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| wine" in Spanish we would remove the a
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| | it is a very rewarding language.
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