Learn how to conjugate regular Spanish verbs in the present tense

Question

If you're learning how to conjugate regular Spanish verbs in the present tense then this free online book may help.

It was a lot of info to pack into one little book so please let me know how you find it and feel free to leave any constructive criticism or suggestions that will help me improve my books.

Nice one. - katydew, Jul 6, 2013

I must have missed this the first time round. Thank you kiwi. - 0095ca4c, Oct 13, 2013

Answer 1

Another "beaut" amiga

Thanks Ian :) - Kiwi-Girl, Jul 2, 2013

Answer 2

Great information. Thanks a lot.

Gracias :) - Kiwi-Girl, Jul 2, 2013

Answer 3

Wow, very good work. I enjoy your books.

¡Amor y paz!

Gracias A&P :) - Kiwi-Girl, Jul 2, 2013

Answer 4

Hey Kiwi-Girl, very nice work. Please check again, you have missed the plural of Tú form i.e. áis, éis & ís.

Thanks Kusshal, I did mention the 'vosotros' pronoun on page 9 but I have now added a note that the book will stick to the Latin American convention, good point, thank you.

Answer 5

I like it but think 'Ver' is a bad choice due to "veo" being irregular. For a beginner, they'll be asking why it's not "vo" if -er verbs change "-er" to "-o".

A better choice would be "Correr" or "Comer"

Good point HK Let me see what I can do, I really appreciate the feedback :) - Kiwi-Girl, Oct 13, 2013

Well it's probably just me but I can't find ver in the book. Which page did you see it on? - Kiwi-Girl, Oct 13, 2013

I saw it in your diagram in the original post :P - HackerKing, Oct 15, 2013

Answer 6

¡Bien hecho, Kiwi!

Aw, cute little hand clapper, thank you :) - Kiwi-Girl, Oct 13, 2013

Answer 7

Just a little bump in case any new learners might find this useful.

Answer 8

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Answer 9

Hey Kiwi-Girl, very nice work. Please check again, you have missed the plural of Tú form i.e. áis, éis & ís.

But I must say the images are perfect as they are explaining in simplified form.