| There's a rumor going around that Spanish
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| | you will have a good start when you learn
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| verbs are difficult and confusing. You
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| | Spanish verbs.
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| might even be afraid to try to learn
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| | As you learn Spanish, you will find that
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| them. There's no need to worry, Spanish
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| | some of the words are different. Just as
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| verbs can be learned with just a little
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| | in English, there are irregular verbs.
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| attention.
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| | The English verb "to be" is conjugated "I
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| One thing people don't realize is that
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| | am," "you are," "she is," "we are," and
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| English verbs are, in many ways, similar
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| | "they are." Since these forms are not
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| to Spanish verbs. For instance, you will
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| | the usual infinitive with an ending, they
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| often hear the complaint that it's hard
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| | constitute an irregular verb.
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| to learn Spanish verbs because you have
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| | When you learn Spanish, you will learn
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| to conjugate them. Conjugating verbs
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| | verbs that follow similar patterns.
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| just means matching up the right verb
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| | Using the same example, for the Spanish
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| form for each "person," like I, you, he,
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| | verb "ser," the forms are "yo soy," "tu
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| she, we, or they.
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| | eres," "ella es," "nosotros estamos," and
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| What people don't seem to understand is
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| | "ellos estan." These are also irregular
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| that we conjugate English words as well.
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| | verb forms.
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| So, for instance, we say "I have," but we
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| | The final set of forms you will need to
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| say "she has." When you learn Spanish,
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| | learn Spanish are the tenses. In
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| you will conjugate verbs in the same way.
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| | English, the past tense for "jump" is
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| The only difference is that you have
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| | "jumped". This is a regular past tense.
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| diverse forms for more of the "persons."
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| | An example of a verb with an irregular
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| When you learn Spanish verbs, you will
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| | past tense is "go." Its past tense is
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| learn a special form each for "I", "you",
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| | "went."
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| "we", "they", and another form for "he",
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| | As you learn Spanish, you will find out
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| "she", or "it." Another thing that makes
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| | how to make the endings for each tense:
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| it easy to learn Spanish verbs is that
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| | present, past, past perfect, and so on.
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| these verb forms are just based on mostly
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| | You will also learn Spanish irregular
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| standard endings. Once you know the
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| | endings for verbs in the different
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| endings, you can apply them to the
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| | tenses. With all this knowledge under
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| infinitives.
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| | your belt, along with information on the
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| Infinitives are the most basic forms of
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| | other parts of speech, you should be able
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| the verbs. All verbs in English have an
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| | to carry on an intelligent conversation.
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| infinitive form, but most people aren't
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| | Certainly, there is a lot to understand
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| aware of it. The English infinitive
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| | as you learn Spanish verbs. There are
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| starts with the word "to," as in "to
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| | many words and verb forms to remember.
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| have." Spanish infinitives are single
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| | However, if you remember that English has
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| words, like "tener," meaning "to have"
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| | many of the same structures, you will
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| also. If you learn Spanish infinitives,
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| | find that it's not so confusing.
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