This document provides an overview of Spanish verb conjugations in the present tense. It explains that Spanish verbs are categorized into three main groups (-ar, -er, -ir) and lists the endings for each. It notes that there are also many irregular verbs that do not follow the typical patterns. In addition, it states that while the present and preterite tenses contain numerous irregular verbs, other tenses have fewer irregularities.

1. Mammoth/Monster Lot of
Spanish Conjugations
Present Tense!

2. Types of Verbs
Verbs in Spanish form different groups
depending on their ending
• - AR
• - ER
• - IR

3. AR Verbs
SINGULAR PLURAL
• -o (yo) • -amos (nosotros/as)
• -as (tú) • -áis (vosotros/as)
• -a (el/ella/usted) • -an (ellos/ellas/Uds)

4. ER Verbs
SINGULAR PLURAL
• -o (yo) • -emos (nosotros/as)
• -es (tú) • -éis (vosotros/as)
• -e (el/ella/usted) • -en (ellos/ellas/Uds)

5. IR Verbs
SINGULAR PLURAL
• -o (yo) • -imos (nosotros/as)
• -es (tú) • -ís (vosotros/as)
• -e (el/ella/usted) • -en (ellos/ellas/Uds)

6. Irregulars
- Bad News: There are lot of irregular verbs
in the Present Tense (and Preterite)
- Good News: They can be learned
- Even Better News: Other tenses don't have
so many!

7. Irregulars
- Bad News: There are lot of irregular verbs
in the Present Tense (and Preterite)
- Good News: They can be learned
- Even Better News: Other tenses don't have
so many!