Which endings are in the present tense chart?

The regular -ar, -er and -ir endings for yo through ellos, set in three columns.

Do the charts cover irregular verbs?

The nine charts show the regular endings, ser and estar, and the preterite. Irregular verbs can be asked for as a request.

What are the three styles?

Classroom is a ruled table with blue headings, colour coded puts each ending in red, green or blue, and tile border sets the table in a terracotta, cobalt and yellow frame.

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Spanish verb charts: present tense, ser and estar, preterite

Spanish verb charts — a table of six pronoun rows from "yo" to "ellos" and three columns headed "-ar", "-er", "-ir", the endings "o, as, a, amos, áis, an", "o, es, e, emos, éis, en" and "o, es, e, imos, ís, en" down the columns, classroom chart design, ruled table, clear sans-serif type

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Reading 1Present endings

Reading 2Ser and estar

Reading 3Preterite

Spanish learners and teachers keep the verb endings in view while they practise. These nine charts show present-tense endings for -ar, -er and -ir verbs beside the six pronouns; ser and estar in two columns; and the preterite endings for -ar verbs and for -er and -ir verbs. Each comes in a classroom table style, a colour-coded version or a Spanish tile border. You can also type a request, such as irregular verbs, to shape the charts.

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Frequently asked questions

Which endings are in the present tense chart?: The regular -ar, -er and -ir endings for yo through ellos, set in three columns.
Do the charts cover irregular verbs?: The nine charts show the regular endings, ser and estar, and the preterite. Irregular verbs can be asked for as a request.
What are the three styles?: Classroom is a ruled table with blue headings, colour coded puts each ending in red, green or blue, and tile border sets the table in a terracotta, cobalt and yellow frame.

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