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Today's "Special Verb Usage" is from "Caminar - to walk"

Today's "Special Verb Usage" is from "Caminar - to walk"

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Caminar – to walk


Bienvenidos al foro abierto. (Welcome to the open forum)


Today’s “verb of the day” is “ Caminar – to walk”.



El verbo para hoy será “ to walk – Caminar”


Choose and use “ to walk - Caminar ” in one of the following sentence #s below

Escoja y use “Caminar – to walk” en una frase de uno de los #s proveídos abajo.


Be sure to place the # before your selected usage.



Asegúrase de colocar el (#) número escogido antes de crear la frase.


#1. present tense

#2. preterit

#3. imperfect

#4. future tense

#5. conditional tense

#6. present subjunctive

#7. imperfect subjunctive

#8. gerund

#9. imperative

#10. past participle

#11. “Haber in any Compound Tense” with the special verb.

Be sure to use art when available.

Asegúrase de usar el arte cuando sea disponible.

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updated Oct 30, 2012
edited by viejito
posted by viejito

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Ibamos caminando por el parque cuando el terremoto ocurrió.

We were walking in the park when the earthquake hit.

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updated Oct 30, 2012
posted by LaBurra
“Estábamos caminando…” Thanks. Worth the vote. ☺ - viejito, Oct 30, 2012
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#11 - presente perfecto

He caminado en el desierto de Atacama.

I have walked in the Atacama desert.

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updated Oct 30, 2012
posted by 0095ca4c
:) - viejito, Oct 30, 2012
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10 past participle.

He caminado por todos los senderos de éstas montañas.

I've walked all the footpaths in these mountains.

updated Oct 30, 2012
edited by annierats
posted by annierats
:) - viejito, Oct 30, 2012
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9. imperative

Caminemos a orillas del mar, cerca de las olas.

Let's walk to the shore, close to the waves.

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updated Oct 29, 2012
posted by katydew
:) - viejito, Oct 29, 2012