https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz Post your summary in your own words and PUT YOUR NAME AT THE END en-us 2019-10-08 20:35:02 UTC 2026-02-25 05:08:47 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396120506 -ar verbs are conjugated using -o (yo), -amos (nosotros), -as (tú), -áis (vosotros), -a (él, ella, usted), and -an (ellas, ellos, ustedes). To conjugate them, first remove the -ar, determine the subject that corresponds with the conjugation, then add the correct ending. For example, the sentence “Dave does not speak Spanish” would be “Dave no habla español”. -Ayden]]> 2019-10-10 13:04:56 UTC https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396120506 https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396125768 Infinitives are verbs with no subject and end in -ar,-er, and -ir. The -ar verb endings are o (yo), as (tú), a (ella, el, usted), amos (nosotros), áis (vosotros), and an for (ellas, ellos, ustedes). In order to conjugate the -ar verb you must be able to determine the subject and add the correct ending from the chart. For example, enseñar (tú)-enseñas.
Valencia]]> 2019-10-10 13:12:56 UTC https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396125768 https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396126235 Conjugate is to ch age the verb to agree with a subject, using ar verbs you use 6 forms. o, as, a, amos, áis, and an. All verbs follow the same pattern just change the ending of subject. To conjugate you remove ar, the determine the subject using the box chart, and then add the ending in the correct box to the beginning of the verb. - Elena  ]]> 2019-10-10 13:13:35 UTC https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396126235 maglioj527 https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396126397 When you are conjugating something that ends in -ar, you have to conjugated by how it’s being used. If you are trying to say “I speak” you take hablar, drop the -after, then change it to hablo so it would be “Yo hablo”. For nosotros, the ending is -amos, for tú it’s -as, for vosotros, it’s -áis, for él, ella, or usted it’s -a, and for ellos, ellas, or Ustedes it’s -an. -Josie ]]> 2019-10-10 13:13:50 UTC https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396126397 https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396128891 To conjugate a Spanish verb you have to manipulate the infinitive so that it agrees with different possible subjects. To do this you have to take away the ending of the word so that your left with the stem, then you determine which box in the subject pronoun chart to access, and then plug in the correct ending at the end of the word. The possible endings are -o, -as, -a, -amos, -áis, and -an. -Tajo ]]> 2019-10-10 13:17:38 UTC https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396128891 https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396129150 U use the box chart that we have to memorize to determine the ending of the AR verbs. Chance fithen/ EMILIO]]> 2019-10-10 13:17:59 UTC https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396129150 https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396129294 “ar” has many endings such as o, Amos, as, dis, a, and an. All of these are used depending on the sentence and how it’s used. Amos, dis, and an are plural verb endings o, as, and a are all singular verb endings.]]> 2019-10-10 13:18:13 UTC https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396129294 https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396129966 In Spanish, infinitives can end with -ar, -er, or -ir. To conjugate the -ar verbs, use the six pack by first removing the verb ending, then matching the verb to the correct verb ending, and adding that ending to the end of the word. The six pack includes (yo) -o, (nosotros) - amos, (tú) -as, (vosotros) -áis, (el, ella, ud.) -a, and (ellos, ellas, uds.) -an. An example would be changing bailar—>baila when the subject changes to él. *Celia ]]> 2019-10-10 13:19:12 UTC https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396129966 https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396129972 Infinitive is a verb that has no subject. To conjugate is to change the verb to agree with a subject.
To be an infinitives they mostly end with (-ar, -er, -ir). The -ar endings such as -o, -amos, -as, -áis, -a, and -an these are the Le forms of -ar. To conjugate 1. remove the -at 2. Determine the subject 3. Add the ending in the correct box to the beginning of the verb. 
- Cherish ]]> 2019-10-10 13:19:13 UTC https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396129972 https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396131762 When conjugating verbs, there are three main endings of infinitive verbs.  -ar, -er, and -ir.  To conjugate the -ar verb ending, use the same sort of chart that we have used for the last two units.  For first person, Yo, use the ending -o.  For a group with first person, or (ex. José y yo), use the ending -Amos.  For talking to a singular person, use -as.  For a group, use -áis.  When talking about a singular person and not to them, use the ending -a.  For talking about a group, use -an. -Poncho]]> 2019-10-10 13:21:36 UTC https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396131762 https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396135581
-ar verb endings
-o (yo)  -as (tú)
-a (Ella, él, usted)
-an (Ella’s, ellos, ustedes)
-áis (vosotros)
-amos (nosotros)
You conjugate by removing the ending, finding the correct pronoun for the word, and replacing the ending with the correlating -ar verb in the -ar verb chart.
-Iker]]> 2019-10-10 13:26:42 UTC https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396135581 shahk677 https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396135620 -ar Verbs (Regular) Present Tense. Of the three verb groups (-ar, -er, -ir), –ar verbs are the most numerous. To conjugate, drop the –ar from the infinitive to form the stem. Next, add endings to the stem.To conjugate a regular AR verb in the present tense, you first REMOVE the AR ending. Then, you add the new ending that goes with the subject you have chosen. These are the endings for regular AR verbs. At verb endings include (yo) o, (nosotros) amos, (tú) as, (vosotros) áis, (el,ella,usted) a, (ellos, ellas, ustedes) an.]]> 2019-10-10 13:26:45 UTC https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396135620 https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396137526 -Miguel Camarines 
There are three types of verbs determined by the last two letters which can be -ar-er-ir. Ar verbs like bailar- to dance, or hablar- to speak. To conjugate is to change a verb to agree with a subject. To conjugate a verb first you must remove ar, then determine subject pronouns to find in box chart, then add the ending in the correct box. AR verb endings are (yo) -o / (tú) -as / (él, ella, usted) -a / (nosotros) -amos / (vosotros) -áis / (ellos, ellas, ustedes) -an.]]> 2019-10-10 13:29:10 UTC https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396137526 https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396139985 To conjugate means to change the verb to agree with a subject. To conjugate there are three simple steps, remove -ar,  determine the subject pronoun to find box on chart, and finally add the ending in the correct box to the beginning of the verb. Like all Spanish verbs, -ar verbs have six forms: -o, -as, -a, -Amos, -áis, and -an. To conjugate regular -ar verbs, simply drop the ending (-ar) and add one of the following: O, as, A, Amos, áis, and an.
The present tense in spanish can mean three things, the spanish phrase “yo hablo” can mean, I speak, I am speaking, or I do speak.~Natália Richmond ]]> 2019-10-10 13:32:44 UTC https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396139985 https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396142701 Very similar to ser, but this time it’s verbs that you drop the ending on, and replace with either -o, -amos, -as, -áis, -a, and -an. In the same chart as before. For example, hablar, is the base verb, meaning to speak, it can be broken down into six different endings: hablo (I speak) hablas (you speak informal) habla (he, she, and you speak formal) hablamos (we speak) habláis (you all speak informal) and hablan (they, and you all speak formal) —Santiago]]> 2019-10-10 13:36:13 UTC https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396142701 https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396142738 During conjugating verbs we focus on the articles that end with AR. There is 6 functions that go along with this. You look and see what they are talking about and find the match and replace the Ar with one of the six. These six are o, amos, as, áis, a, and an. For example bailar you replace the ar for the a , so the bailar changes to baila. ]]> 2019-10-10 13:36:15 UTC https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396142738 https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396143351 To conjugate first remove ar. Then determine the subject pronoun. Finally add the ending in the correct box to the beginning of the verb]]> 2019-10-10 13:37:09 UTC https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396143351 https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396174048 Conjugating is where you take the verb endings and you have to add the word at the end of the first word. I think it help makes the sentence and the same exact words can mean the different things. But I don’t really understand it tho yet. Many I need to study it more. But I have really read the stuff yet I just wrote it down.]]> 2019-10-10 14:19:18 UTC https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396174048 https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396311967 Infinitives are verbs with no subject. Conjugate is to change the verb to agree with a subject. Like all Spanish verbs, -ar has a le form too (-o, -as, -a, -amos, -áis, -an). All -ar verbs follow the same thing, just change the ‘-ar’ ending for each subject and add the verb ending with the chart. To conjugate a verb means that you have to manipulate the infinitive so that it agrees with different possible subjects. Yo hablo can mean three things; I speak, I am speaking, and I do speak. Spanish infinitives also have 2 parts, the ending and the stem. -Jonathan Recta (Niño)]]> 2019-10-10 17:26:21 UTC https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396311967 https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396423210 The -ar chart is very similar to the ser chart, except it’s words that are added to the ending of a verb. They have six forms like all Spanish verbs, -o, -as, a-, -amos, -áis, and -an. Infinitives are verbs without subjects. Infinitives end in -ar,    -er, -ir. (Amalia)]]> 2019-10-10 20:47:25 UTC https://padlet.com/pricej13/800ie3yhnalz/wish/396423210