The document provides examples of verb conjugations in Spanish including: 1) Present simple tense with examples like "Did you move here in 1991?" 2) Past continuous tense with examples like "They were eating bananas for breakfast." 3) Present continuous tense with examples like "He is leaving at 6 o'clock." 4) Simple past tense with examples like "Yesterday, we came early at our practice."

1. Presente simple
1. Did you move here in 1991?
2. We moved here in 1991.
3. When did you move here?
4. Sophia and I met yesterday.
5. In the end, Sophia did not show up.
6. They were very pleased.
7. They were not pleased at all.
8. I worked for Microsoft.
9. Who did you work for?

2. Pasado continuo
1. I was killing mosquitos last night.
2. They were eating bananas for breakfast.
3. Mario and Ana were dancing all night.
4. She was loving you.
5. We were working overtime.
6. You were cooking meat and potatoes for lunch.
7. Santiago was running in a marathon.
8. Mary was sleeping all day
9. I was walking two miles last week
10. Anita and Laurita were playing at the park.

3. Presente continuo
1. He is leaving at 6 o’clock.
2. She is leaving for Dallas in the afternoon
3. We are leaving for San Diego on Sunday.
4. They are flying to New York on Friday
5. I am returning to my country when the semester ends
6. You are leaving for Rome next week
7. I am going to visit my brother next week
8. My mother is leaving for France next month.
9. My husband is coming in a bus which arrives at six o’clock
10. We are going to California next weekend.

4. Pasado simple
1. Yesterday, we came early at our practice.
2. Yesterday, we didn’t come early at our practice.
3. Sometimes, I walked in this street.
4. Did I sometimes walked in this street?
5. Sally saw a shark on the beach.
6. Sally did not see a shark on the beach.
7. The dog ate my roast beef.
8. Did the dog eat my roast beef?
9. Julio didn’t sing beautifully.
10. Did Julio sing beautifully?