You'll discover tenses (like the subjunctive) that you never knew existed. Strangest of all, you'll discover that verbs in Spanish not only contain information about when the action took place (the tense), but also who performed the action (the subject).
Spanish verbs are tough, but this section will help you master them. Before you dive in, you need to know a little vocabulary first.
Here's a taste of what you will learn about Spanish verbs. In English, you always have to specify the subject before the verb. For example...
I write (present tense)
You wrote (past tense) -We will write (future tense) In Spanish, all that information can be contained in a single word. For example, here are the same sentences as the ones above, except in Spanish.
Escribo (present tense)
Escribiste (preterite past tense)
Escribiremos (future tense)
In order to speak Spanish properly, you are going to have to learn how to form those verbs properly, through a process called conjugation.
Are you ready to learn more? Then check out all the Spanish verb resources in the tables below.
That's all for now!
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Mauricio Evlampieff: Rocket Spanish