grammar in Spanish

Question

immediate, present and past tenses help! examples of sentences in Spanish and English will help

Answer 1

Welcome to the forum! Accept your first vote from me.

This is a very large question. It's all in the way the verb is conjugated. It's a lot more involved than can be covered in a single response. Suffice it to say, there are three basic verb structures in Spanish. They are identified by their endings. They end in either -ar, -er, or -ir. The way a verb is conjugated depends on the type of verb. In addition to the three basic types, there are also some irregular verbs that don't follow the same rules. The video lessons in the Learn Spanish section of this site are a great place to start.

Good luck with your learning!