Lesson 257: Practice in Spanish – Spanish conjugation (Videos 1&2)

Practice in Spanish – Spanish conjugation

Another Practice in Spanish lesson. In this class lets review Spanish conjugation tenses. I will choose a couple of simple sentences, and we will be converting the to different Spanish conjugation tenses. Also, notice how simple it is to switch from an affirmative to a negative sentence, and vice-versa.

I will be asking question to the camera, and giving you a few seconds to think the right answer by yourselves. I recommend that you PAUSE the video in order to take your take to think the right answer. But in the end that is up to you.

Practice in Spanish – Examples with different Spanish conjugation tenses

• PREENTE SIMLE AFIRMATIVO:
  Tengo hambre. Quiero comer. – I am hungry. I want to eat.

• PRESENTE SIMPLE NEGATIVO:
  No tengo hambre. No quiero comer. – I am not hungry. I don’t wan to eat.

• PASADO SIMPLE:
  Tuve hambre. Quise comer. – I was hungry. I wanted to eat.

• FUTURO SIMPLE:
  Tendré hambre. Querré comer. – I will be hungry. I will want to eat.

• PRETÉRITO PERFECTO:
  He tenido hambre. He querido comer. – I have been hungry. I have wanted to eat.

• PRESENTE CONTINUADO:
  Estoy teniendo hambre. Estoy queriendo comer. – I am feeling hungry. I am wanting to eat.

• FUTURO CONTINUADO:
  Estaré teniendo hambre. Estaré queriendo comer. – I will be feeling hungry. I will be wanting to eat.

• PRETÉRITO IMPERFECTO:
  Tenía hambre. Quería comer. – I was feeling hungry. I was wanting to eat.

Pay attention to my pronunciation in the video-lesson. I recommend trying to repeat words and phrases in a low voice, in order to practice pronunciation and to get familiar with Spanish words. Reading without pronouncing is not enough.

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