This document introduces Spanish verbs and conjugation. It discusses common Spanish verbs like "ser" (to be), "hay" (there is/are), and "es" (he/she is). It explains that in Spanish, infinitives end in "-ar", "-er", or "-ir" and provides "ser" as an example. The document also compares the conjugations of the verb "to be" in both English and Spanish for different subjects.

1. Which verbs do we know so far? Yo soy: I am! Es: He is/she is Hay: There is/there are

2. Ser: to be! An INFINITIVE is an unconjugated* verb…in English an example would be: To talk To sing To dance To fall down…

3. More infinitives in English:

4. In Spanish infinitives always end in -ar -er -ir Like…woah!

5. “Ser” is the infinitive “to be” We “conjugate” it, or change it around, to talk about other people… In English: I…am You…are He/She…is We…are They…are

6. “Ser” is the infinitive “to be” We “conjugate” it, or change it around, to talk about other people… In Spanish: I…am = You…are = He/She…is = We…are They…are Yo soy Túeres Éles…Ella es

7. Since the form of the verb changes for each person we don’t need to say the subject!