Spanish conjugation - Regular verbs

Present Tense

Past Tense (Preterit)

The preterit is used for actions in the past that are seen as completed. Implies that he action in the past had a definite beginning.

Past Imperfect Regular

The imperfect is used for actions in the past that are not seen as completed. Implies that the past action did not have a definite beginning or end.

Future Regular

Future Conditional

   

Spanish Iregular Verbs

Present Irregular

Irregular Preterit

 Irregular Imperfect

 

The Caravan Does Not Want to Come Here

A

Stupid = Can’t Learn

A

A Mexican morality - protect your property

A

Billy Strings at the Stone Pony - 2020

We love the hell out of each and every one of you

Applied Behavior Analysis Approach to Internet addiction

News - am and pm

Facebook - am mid morning mid afternoon pm

Weather - only in emergency

Instand message, email - continuous

Hypochondria stems from inadequate physical nurturing in infancy - the Harlow effect

A

A long day’s journey into meditation

AGE	MANTRA
0-11	eng
12-13 em	em
14-15 enga	enga
16-17 ema	ema
18-19 ieng	ieng
20-21 iem	iem
22-23 ienga	ienga
24-25 iema	iema
26-29	shirim
30-34	shiring
35-39	kirim
40-44	kiring
45-49	hirim
50-54 hiring	hiring
55-54	hiring
55-59	sham
60	shama