The document provides examples of common Spanish -ar verbs and explains how to conjugate regular -ar verbs into different subjects. It lists many common -ar verbs like hablar, cantar, bailar, preparar and trabajar. It then shows the pronoun chart and explains how to remove the -ar ending and replace it with different endings depending on the subject (yo, tú, él, etc.). Examples are given to conjugate hablar, cantar, bailar, preparar and trabajar into different subjects. The document concludes with sentences to translate using common -ar verbs like escuchar, nadar, caminar and trabajar.

1. Los verbos regulares que terminan en -ar -AR VERBS

3. Let’s review the pronouns. Yo I Nosotros We Tú You (informal) Él He Ella She Usted You (formal) Ellos They (m.) Ellas They (f.) Ustedes You all

4. To conjugate the regular verbs that end in –ar, you remove the –ar ending and replace it with the following endings. Yo - o Nosotros - amos Tú - as Él Ella - a Usted Ellos Ellas - an Ustedes

5. Here is an example: Let’s conjugate the verb Hablar (to speak, to talk) You should remove the –ar ending from the verb Habl ar and add the correct ending for each subject. Yo habl o (I speak) Nosotros habl amos (We speak) Tú habl as (You speak) Él (He speaks) Ella habl a (She speaks ) Usted (You speak -formal) Ellos (They speak) Ellas habl an (They speak) Ustedes (You all speak)

6. Let’s conjugate some more regular verbs that end in –ar. Cantar – to sing canto cantamos cantas canta cantan Bailar – to dance bailo bailamos bailas baila bailan Preparar – to prepare preparo preparamos preparas prepara preparan Trabajar – to work trabajo trabajamos trabajas trabaja trabajan