Yay, for verbs!!!!

        Verbs are the hardest thing to do in Spanish. Much like English you must use the proper suffix to correspond with the noun the verb is acting on. For example in English when you want to use "Jon" and "run" in the same sentence you must changes "run" to "runs", "Jon runs". Spanish is the same except in most verb tenses (Past, present, future, etc.) have different suffixes for each noun or pronoun, so to say, "Jon runs" you must use Jon (obviously) and the word for run, "correr". Now to turn that into a sentence you simply take off the "er" of "correr" and add the suffix "en", so it would be "Jon corren".

Confused? Dont worry all will be explained below.

Present tense

Yo= O (ar, er, ir)                             Nosotros= amos(ar) emos(er) imos(ir)

Tú= as(ar) es(er, ir)                             Vosotros

Él, ella, usted= a(ar) e(er, ir)              Ellos, ellas, ustedes= an(ar) en(er, ir)

*Note: I will add more tenses to the list later, there are 21 in all..

Verb list

Estar (irregular)= To be (Estoy, estás, está, estamos, están)

Montar= To ride

Tener(irregular, stem changing)= To have (tengo, tienes, tiene, tenemos, tienen)

Correr= To run

Comprar= To buy

Caminar= To walk

Creer= To think, to believe

Mirar= To watch

Ir (irregular)= to go (Voy, vas, van, vamos, van)

Escribir= To right

Aprender= To attend

Comprender= To understand, to comprehend

Escuchar= To listen