what would the verb pasear be using ar

Question

If you use pasear as an ar verb what it be in this sentence.

Mi mamá y papá --------------- (pasear) en la playa después de ir al trabajo.

Answer 1

How could you use pasear other than as an ar verb?

A first conjugation verb (ar) is always a first conjugation verb. When you form some moods or tenses the first conjugation verb may use endings for 2nd or 3rd conjugation verbs, but the verb still remains a first conjugation verb.

pasear

imperative mood-formal and negative, informal as well as subjunctive moods use the er/ir endings for first conjugation verbs (ar), but the verb is still a first conjugation verb.

pasee (1st and 3rd person, singular, present tense, subjunctive mood)

The verb ending now ends in an e rather than an a, but the verb is still an ar verb.

Are you asking about how the verb infiintive can be used as other parts of speech like as a noun?

I was asking how pasear could be conjugated other than as an ar verb. - lorenzo9, Oct 28, 2009

Answer 2

How could you use pasear other than as an ar verb?

Answer 3

Bearz, this is a regular verb that can be looked up in with the conjugation tool.

Answer 4

Since "mama y papa" are equivalent to "they", you will need to use the "they" ending.