February 17, 2019

The simple present or presente indicativo of regular verbs, is the verb tense we use to speak about actions in the present and near future. It can refer to routine or repeated actions as well as permanent situations.

Verbs in Spanish in their infinitive form end in -ar, -er or -ir.  Each has its particular endings in the present.  -er and -ir are almost the same except for nosotros. I dicided to create graphic charts for each one as I think it’s a good way to study them.

-ar

This chart explains how to conjugate regular -ar verbs in the simple present:

PDF Present -ar Regular verbs graphic. 

This is a worksheet to practice:

PDF Practicando el presente indicativo. 

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-er

This chart explains how to conjugate regular -er verbs in the simple present:

PDF: Present -er reg Graphic. 

This is worksheet to practice:

 

PDF: Worksheet Conjugando Comer 1 en presente indicativo. 

PDF: Worksheet Conjugando Comer 2 en presente indicativo.

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-ir

This chart explains how to conjugate regular -ir verbs in the simple present:

PDF Present -ir reg Graphic. 

This is a worksheet to practice, the answer sheet is provided further down.

PDF Conjugando verbos regulares -ir en Presente Simple

PDF Answer Sheet Conjugando verbos regulares -ir en Presente Simple