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Complete each phrase with the correct form of the regular AR, ER or IR verb in Spanish

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The Spanish simple present tense (or ) can be used to talk about habitual actions, routines, things happening now or in the near future, universal truths, facts, hypotheticals, lapses of time, and for ordering in restaurants and stores.

Regular Present Indicative Forms

Below you'll find instructions for forming regular verbs in the present tense, including the endings you need to know for -ar, -er, and -ir verbs.

Verbs that End in -ar

To conjugate an verb, remove the infinitive ending () and add the ending that matches the subject. You can find these endings in the table below.
Present Tense Endings for -ar Verbs
Verbs that End in -er

To conjugate an verb, remove the infinitive ending () and add the ending that matches the subject. You can find these endings in the table below.
Present Tense Endings for -er Verbs
Verbs that End in -ir

To conjugate an verb, remove the infinitive ending () and add the ending that matches the subject. You can find these endings in the table below.
Present Tense Endings for -ir Verbs Copy Cats
Notice that most of the present tense endings for and verbs are the same. Only the nosotros and vosotros endings are different.

Some present tense yo conjugations undergo spelling changes or are irregular.

Verbs with Spelling Changes in the Yo Form

Verbs with Irregular Yo Forms

The following verbs have irregular forms. The other present tense forms of these verbs follow the patterns for regular -ar, -er, and -ir verbs.

Here are a few examples of the above verbs in action.

Stem-changing Verbs

Many present tense verbs undergo what is called a stem change. The present tense endings for these verbs are regular, but there is a vowel change in the verb stem (the part of the verb that comes before -ar, -er, or -ir). Click here to read our article on stem-changing verbs.

Present Indicative Uses

The Spanish present tense can be used to talk about habitual actions, routines, things happening now or in the near future, universal truths, facts, hypotheticals, lapses of time, and for ordering in restaurants and stores. Read on for more on each of these uses.
Dropping Subject Pronouns
Because the endings of Spanish verbs indicate who the subject of an action is, you can often drop the subject pronoun ( yo, tú, nosotros, etc.). Many Spanish speakers rarely use personal pronouns, although this varies from country to country.

For example, in the sentence Hablo español. ( I speak Spanish.), the pronoun isn't really necessary. The ending tells you who the subject of the verb is.

1. Habitual Actions

Habitual actions are activities that a person does every day (or very often). Daily routines, responsibilities, hobbies, and jobs can be talked about using the present tense.

2. Things Happening Now

In English, something happening at the moment of speaking is usually expressed using the present progressive. In Spanish, both the simple present and the present progressive can be used to talk about things happening now.

3. Things Happening in the Near Future

The Spanish present tense can also be used to talk about things that will happen in the near future.

4. Timeless Events/Universal Truths

Things that are universally known or generally accepted are often expressed using the simple present. These can be facts, opinions, or proverbs.

5. Hypothetical Situations

When used with the conjunction si ( if), the present tense can express hypothetical situations and outcomes.

6. Lapses of Time

The present tense is commonly used to talk about the amount of time something has been going on. The following formula is used with the present tense for this purpose.

7. Ordering

It's also quite common to use the present tense in Spanish when ordering something in a restaurant or store.

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Anyone who has studied Spanish knows that one of the biggest challenges is to learn all of the verb conjugations. That's why we created this section.

Spanish Verb Quizzes

When combined with Camino del éxito, these Spanish verb drills will finally allow you to master the verb tenses so that you start to use them automatically in your speech.

For each topic you can generate quiz after quiz after quiz, giving you the practice you need to succeed.

Learning Spanish Verbs in Context

While simply learning to conjugate Spanish verbs may enable you to pass a test, it's not going to go very far when it comes to incorporating the tenses into your speech. To get to where you can use the tenses automatically, you need to practice using the verbs in context. That's why we use sentences, rather than mindless conjugation drills.

How to "Really" Learn the Verb Conjugations

To help you really master the verb tenses, we present our verb drills in the context of complete sentences. We urge you to not only fill in the correct conjugation, but to also read each sentence aloud. In this manner you will learn not only to conjugate the verbs, but also to incorporate them in your speech.

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