Conjugacion with endings
Can you tell me how to use the future, present indictive, imperfect, preterite, conditional, imperative, present, imperfect subjunctive, gerund, and past paticiple conjugation and tell me which one comes first in order? Also give me their endings.
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This is really something you should work out for yourself--it's not something you'll have under your belt after reading someone's 1-paragraph answer. Verbs and their tenses and endings are a huge chunk of Spanish--you will probably spend most of your time on them. However, I can direct you to something that might help. Our conjugation tool gives you the conjugations for all the tenses you could ever need here. Just type in a verb (for your purposes I would suggest fairly regular ones, like hablar, comer, and vivir) and it will give you all the endings. Now, that being said, just reading verb charts won't teach you Spanish and probably won't be very easy to remember if you've never studied it before. It is easiest to learn verbs and tenses as you go. Most people start with the present tense and a few common verbs and practice using them in sentences. Then the same thing with the preterite and imperfect.
