Verbs of the first conjugation

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• Examples of verbs from the first conjugation
• This is the form of the verbs in the first conjugation:
• Conjugation of verbs

The verbs of the first conjugation are those that end in -ar. The model verb of this group is to love. This means that all regular verbs ending in -ar will share the conjugation forms of this verb. For example: A.Mar / amaba, cantar / qtyaba. 

The infinitives of verbs are those that mark which conjugation they belong to.

• If they end in -ar, they belong to the first conjugation. Its model verb is to love.
• If they end in -er, they belong to the second conjugation. Its model verb is fear.
• If they end in -ir, they belong to the third conjugation. Its model verb is depart.

Model verbs serve to conjugate the regular verbs of each group, adding the same endings to their roots. However, there are many irregular verbs that are conjugated in a different way. For example: arear. 

Examples of verbs from the first conjugation

This is the form of the verbs in the first conjugation:

All the verbs that belong to the first conjugation are conjugated in the same way as the verb amar, adding the same endings to their roots.

Infinitive: To love

Present indicative

I amor
You amace
He / she / you amto
We ammasters
You amay
They / they / you aman

Indicative Past Perfect Simple

I amé
You amaste
He / she / you amó
We ammasters
You amyou attended
They / they / you amAron

Indicative Past Imperfect

I amaba
You amabas
He / she / You amaba
We amaba
You amabais
They / they / you amaban

Future Indicative

I amI will
You amyou will
He / she / you amwill
We amwe will
You amyou will
They / they / you amblueberry

Indicative Conditional

I amaria
You amarias
He / she / you amaria
We amwe would
You amariais
They / they / you amthey would

Present Subjunctive

I amand
You amit is
He / she / You amand
We amemos
You amyou
They / they / you amin

Subjunctive Past Imperfect

I amara
You amfor
He / she / you amara
We amara
You amarais
They / they / you amaran

Subjunctive Past Imperfect 2

I amgrab
You amaces
He / she / you amgrab
We amlet us
You amTo six
They / they / you amasen

Future Subjunctive

I amare
You amares
He / she / You amare
We amwill
You amareis
They / they / you amaren

Indicative Past Perfect Compound

I i have A.Madored
Your have you A.Madored
He she you he has A.Madored
We we have A.Madored
You have A.Madored
They, they, you have A.Madored

Indicative Past Plusquamperfect

I there were A.Madored
Your had A.Madored
He she you there were A.Madored
We we had A.Madored
You you had A.Madored
They, they, you had A.Madored

Indicative Past Past

I will have A.Madored
Your would you have A.Madored
He she you there was A.Madored
We we would have A.Madored
You would have A.Madored
They, they, you had A.Madored

Indicative Future Composite

I will have A.Madored
Your will have A.Madored
He she you there will be A.Madored
We we will A.Madored
You will have A.Madored
They, they, you will have A.Madored

Indicative Conditional Compound

I there would be A.Madored
Your would have A.Madored
He she you there would be A.Madored
We would have A.Madored
You would have A.Madored
They, they, you would have A.Madored

Subjunctive Imperfect Pluscamperfect

I would have A.Madored
Your would have A.Madored
He she you would have A.Madored
We we would have A.Madored
You would have A.Madored
They, they, you would have A.Madored

Subjunctive Imperfect Plusquamperfect 2

I would have A.Madored
Your would have A.Madored
He she you would have A.Madored
We we would have A.Madored
You would have A.Madored
They, they, you would have A.Madored

Subjunctive Future Perfect

I there is A.Madored
Your would you have A.Madored
He she you there is A.Madored
We we would have A.Madored
You would have A.Madored
They, they, you would have A.Madored

Conjugation of verbs

The conjugation of a verb is the form that a verb takes according to certain factors:

• Grammatical tense. It refers both to its relationship with the current tense and with other verbs, to provide a temporal order. For example: simple past perfect, present, compound future.
• Grammar mode. The modes govern the verb tenses, according to the probability of the events. They are: indicative mood, subjunctive mood, imperative mood.
• Grammatical aspect. The verb changes depending on whether the process it belongs to has already ended or not. For example: perfective, imperfective.
• Person. Indicates who is executing the action. Are: first person of singular (I), second person singular (you), third person singular (he or she), first person plural (we), second person plural (you or you), third person plural (they or they).
• Voice. They indicate whether the priority is on the subject or the object. There are two voices: passive voice, active voice.

It can serve you:

• Verbs of the second conjugation
• Verbs of the third conjugation