If you want to share your daily activities in Spanish, you need to learn how to change regular verbs into the present tense.
Spanish verbs are divided into three main groups based on their endings: -ar, -er, and -ir. Each group has its own way to change the verbs. You will use these changes to talk about what you do every day.
When you want to explain what you do each day, use verbs that describe your activities. Here are some helpful verbs:
In the morning, I wake up at seven.
(Por la mañana, yo me despierto a las siete.)
Then, I have breakfast at eight.
(Luego, yo desayuno a las ocho.)
After that, I go to school at nine.
(Después, yo voy a la escuela a las nueve.)
In the afternoon, I study and have lunch.
(Por la tarde, yo estudio y almuerzo.)
At night, I have dinner and go to bed early.
(Por la noche, yo ceno y me acuesto temprano.)
Now it’s your turn!
Try writing about your daily routine using the things we talked about.
Make sure to include verbs from each group and write complete sentences.
This practice will help you improve your Spanish using the present tense!
If you want to share your daily activities in Spanish, you need to learn how to change regular verbs into the present tense.
Spanish verbs are divided into three main groups based on their endings: -ar, -er, and -ir. Each group has its own way to change the verbs. You will use these changes to talk about what you do every day.
When you want to explain what you do each day, use verbs that describe your activities. Here are some helpful verbs:
In the morning, I wake up at seven.
(Por la mañana, yo me despierto a las siete.)
Then, I have breakfast at eight.
(Luego, yo desayuno a las ocho.)
After that, I go to school at nine.
(Después, yo voy a la escuela a las nueve.)
In the afternoon, I study and have lunch.
(Por la tarde, yo estudio y almuerzo.)
At night, I have dinner and go to bed early.
(Por la noche, yo ceno y me acuesto temprano.)
Now it’s your turn!
Try writing about your daily routine using the things we talked about.
Make sure to include verbs from each group and write complete sentences.
This practice will help you improve your Spanish using the present tense!