Caminar (To walk)
Today, we’re going to learn how to use the Spanish verb "caminar" (to walk) in different tenses. Whether you're caminando to school, to the park, or just exploring, you'll now be able to talk about it in Spanish!
Remember the Personal Pronouns and rules for regular verbs.
| PRONOMBRES | Pasado Simple | Pasado Imperfeco | Presente | Futuro |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| YO | E | ABA | O | E |
| TU | ASTE | ABAS | AS | AS |
| USTED | O | ABA | A | A |
| EL/ ELLA | O | ABA | A | A |
| NOSOTROS | AMOS | ABAMOS | AMOS | EMOS |
| USTEDES | ARON | ABAN | AN | AN |
| ELLOS | ARON | ABAN | AN | AN |
☆ ☆ Let's conjugate verbs ending on "AR" ☆ ☆
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