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Page 1: -AR Verbs 1st/3rd Person Forms. -AR Verbs -AR verbs are verbs, or action words, that end in AR in the infinitive. The infinitive form of the verb is the

-AR Verbs-AR Verbs1st/3rd Person Forms1st/3rd Person Forms

-AR Verbs• -AR verbs are verbs, or action

words, that end in “AR” in the infinitive.

• The “infinitive” form of the verb is the one you would find in the dictionary. Like “To talk” - “Hablar”

-AR Verbs - 1st Person• The 1st Person form is the “yo”

(“I”) form. • Use the 1st Person to talk

about yourself.

Page 4: -AR Verbs 1st/3rd Person Forms. -AR Verbs -AR verbs are verbs, or action words, that end in AR in the infinitive. The infinitive form of the verb is the

-AR Verbs - 1st Person• Necesitar: to need

–Yo necesito: I need

• Comprar: to buy–Yo compro: I buy

Page 5: -AR Verbs 1st/3rd Person Forms. -AR Verbs -AR verbs are verbs, or action words, that end in AR in the infinitive. The infinitive form of the verb is the

-AR Verbs - 1st Person• Mirar: to look at/watch

–Yo miro: I look at/watch

• Llevar: to carry/to wear–Yo llevo: I carry/I wear

Page 6: -AR Verbs 1st/3rd Person Forms. -AR Verbs -AR verbs are verbs, or action words, that end in AR in the infinitive. The infinitive form of the verb is the

-AR Verbs - 3rd Person• The 3rd person is the

él/ella/usted form of the verb. Use it to talk about he/she/you (formal)

Page 7: -AR Verbs 1st/3rd Person Forms. -AR Verbs -AR verbs are verbs, or action words, that end in AR in the infinitive. The infinitive form of the verb is the

-AR Verbs - 3rd Person• Buscar: to look for

• Busca: he/she looks for

• Pagar: to pay• Paga: he/she pays

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