The compound tenses are formed by taking the auxiliary verb “haber” and adding a past participle. Therefore, the preterite perfect tense takes the preterit tense form of the verb “haber” and adds the past participle. Please note that this tense is rarely used in speech. It is sometimes still seen in literary works and writings. […]

The compound tenses are formed by taking the auxiliary verb “haber” and adding a past participle. Therefore, the pluperfect tense takes the imperfect tense form of the verb “haber” and adds the past participle. Here is “haber” in the imperfect tense:   singular plural first person había habíamos second person habías habíais third person había

The compound tenses are formed by taking the auxiliary verb “haber” and adding a past participle. Therefore, the present perfect takes the present tense form of the verb “haber” and adds the past participle. Here is “haber” in the present tense:   singular plural first person he hemos second person has habéis third person ha

A lot of frequently used verbs are irregular in the present tense. Fortunately, most of them are only irregular in the first-person singular form. This will make memorization much easier. Group #1 – Verbs with a “g” added These verbs will include a “g” in the first-person singular only, except for “tener” and “venir”.Tener &

There are a lot of irregular verbs in the Preterit Tense. Some are completely irregular and follow no pattern, so they must be memorized. Others have a stem-change in the 3rd-person. Another group makes orthographic changes in the 1st-person singular form. The last group changes their stems, and add different endings. Group #1 – Completely

Formation There is only one set of conjugations for regular verbs in the conditional tense. This tense is formed by adding the endings to the infinitive of the verb. Here are the endings for all regular verbs.   singular plural first person ía íamos second person ías íais third person ía ían yo hablaríatú hablaríasél/ella/usted

Formation There is one set of conjugations for regular verbs in the future tense. This tense is formed by adding the endings to the infinitive of the verb. Here are the endings for all regular verbs.   singular plural first person é emos second person ás éis third person á án yo hablarétú hablarásél/ella/usted hablaránosotros

Formation There are 2 sets of conjugations for regular verbs in the preterite tense. This tense is formed by adding the endings to the stem of the verb. Here are the endings for regular verbs that end in -ar.   singular plural first person é amos second person aste asteis third person ó aron yo

Formation There are 2 sets of conjugations for regular verbs in the imperfect tense. This tense is formed by adding the endings to the stem of the verb. Here are the endings for regular verbs that end in -ar.   singular plural first person aba ábamos second person abas abais third person aba aban yohablabatú