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Vocabulary flashcards covering Spanish regular present tense verb endings (-ar, -er, -ir), subject pronouns, and the present tense conjugation of the verb caminar.
Caminar
A regular -ar verb meaning "to walk".
Present tense -ar verb endings
The regular present tense endings for -ar verbs: -o (I), -as (you), -a (he/she/it), -amos (we), -áis (you plural), and -an (they).
Present tense -er verb endings
The regular present tense endings for -er verbs: -o (I), -es (you), -e (he/she/it), -emos (we), -éis (you plural), and -en (they).
Present tense -ir verb endings
The regular present tense endings for -ir verbs: -o (I), -es (you), -e (he/she/it), -imos (we), -ís (you plural), and -en (they).
Camino
The "yo" (I) present tense conjugated form of the verb caminar.
Caminas
The "tú" (you) present tense conjugated form of the verb caminar.
Camina
The "él / ella / usted" (he / she / you formal) present tense conjugated form of the verb caminar.
Caminamos
The "nosotros" (we) present tense conjugated form of the verb caminar.
Caminan
The "ellos / ellas / ustedes" (they / you all) present tense conjugated form of the verb caminar.
Yo
Spanish subject pronoun meaning "I".
Tú
Spanish subject pronoun meaning "you" (singular informal).
Él / ella / usted
Spanish subject pronouns meaning "he", "she", and "you" (singular formal).
Nosotros
Spanish subject pronoun meaning "we".
Ellos / ellas / ustedes
Spanish subject pronouns meaning "they" (masculine/feminine) and "you all" (plural formal).