Practice is what it takes when learning verb conjugations. This audio recorded drill (native speaker) will help students learn regular French -ER, -IR and -RE verbs in the present tense. This is a verb drill of 100 common regular French verbs that you can use either in the classroom or language lab.

A LanguagePosters.com original, designed by students for students. The 100 Most Used Spanish Verbs Poster is a must have for anyone who wants to learn Spanish! Also available in: 🇪🇸Spanish (Past Tense), 🇫🇷French, 🇮🇹Italian, 🇵🇹🇧🇷Portuguese, 🇩🇪German, 🇬🇧🇺🇸English, 🇨🇳🇹🇼Mandarin Chinese, and Catalan. Why the 100 Most Used Verbs? Verbs are used to describe actions and things that happen. Learning the most commonly used verbs is the key to speaking any language. With little more than the words on this poster, you could carry on a conversation in Spanish for hours! Size & Specifications 50cm x 70cm, roughly 20" x 28". Posters are printed on high-quality 170g/m² paper with semi gloss coating. Perfect for framing or mounting directly on a wall. Features A selection of the most used irregular and regular verb conjugations in the present tense. Irregular verbs are arranged to make learning and memorization as easy as possible, grouped both by meaning and pattern of conjugation AR, ER, and IR regular verb conjugation key Highlighted verb irregularities The past participle (have done) and present participle (doing) forms of each verb. 5 verb conjugations typically used reflexively 5 verb conjugations typically used in the 3rd person (like Gustar) English translations "Magic" Verb-Decoder Glasses (included for USA/UK customers) cause all the IRREGULAR verb forms to disappear before your very eyes! Allowing you to test your knowledge and to help you remember which forms are regular and which are irregular! Shipping and Delivery Orders shipping to Europe are shipped from our EU fulfillment center. Orders to the US/Canada and all other international destinations are shipped from our US fulfillment center. Orders are typically shipped within 1 - 2 business days. How it works One of the most difficult parts of learning Spanish, especially for native English speakers, is remembering how to conjugate different verbs. In English in the present tense, most verbs don't change too much when the subject of a sentence changes, usually we just add a "s" to the end when the subject is he/she/it. For example, I speak, you speak, he/she speaks, we speak, they speak. In Spanish (and the other romance languages), however, the verbs change a lot. Here's the same example in Spanish: yo hablo, tu hablas, el/ella habla, nosotros hablamos, vosotros habláis, ellos/ellas hablan. Note how the underlined portions of each word change with each subject. This is called conjugation. In Spanish, verbs are called either regular or irregular depending on whether they follow a standard pattern for conjugation. Regular verbs follow one of 3 patterns. Irregular verbs are called irregular because they generally do NOT follow a standard pattern for conjugation. This makes remembering them a pain! Spanish regular verb conjugations (The 3 patters of regular verb conjugations, -AR, -ER, and -IR) On this poster, you'll find the full, present tense conjugations of 41 of the most used irregular verbs. For every verb, the letters which make the verb irregular are highlighted in red. You'll also find 49 of the most used regular verbs, including a key to each of the 3 standard patterns for conjugating them. We've also included 5 more irregular verbs which are typically used reflexively (as in English, when we do something to ourselves. E.g. To dress). Finally, you'll find 5 more full, present tense conjugations for verbs which are typically used in the 3rd person. For example, in Spanish, you don't say "I like it" but rather "A mi, me gusta" (to me, it pleases me). Along with each verb, you'll also find the English translation and the participio, which combines with the verb Haber to form the past perfect tense (used to describe an experience or something from the recent past, for example "I have seen the movie" or "I have eaten dinner"). Finally, you'll find the gerundio used to describe actions in progress (E.g. "I am eating," or "we are playing"). Finally, the verbs on this poster are arranged to make remembering them as easy as possible. Many irregular verbs still follow the same or similar patterns. Verbs that follow similar patterns are placed together on the poster.

Improve Students' French Listening and Speaking Skills with 100 Regular Verbs in the Passé Composé This 17-minute audio recording by a native French speaker helps students practice 100 common regular verbs in the passé composé with avoir. The mp3 file is perfect for the language lab or classroom listening exercises to boost comprehension and speaking abilities. Students will hear each regular -ER, -IR, and -RE verb in its basic form followed by a subject pronoun, then have 5 seconds to respond before the correct answer plays. An answer key, student response sheet, and 5 useful activity ideas are included, like written exercises, whiteboard work, bell ringers, and a fun group game to review passé composé conjugation. With no numbered verbs, you can use the entire recording or pick sections to help students repeatedly drill these basics at their own pace. It's great for advanced learners needing review or students who struggle so they can practice French verbs while commuting. 100 French Regular Verbs Passé Composé Audio Drill

A LanguagePosters.com original, the How to Eat, Play, and Live in Spanish Poster is a must have for beginners who wants to start speaking Spanish quickly! Simply start at the top of the poster and move down, choosing one word or phrase from each section to assemble a complete sentence. Every word and phrase has the English translation next to it. If you can say it in English, you can say it in Spanish! Our 100 Most Used Verbs posters are also available in: 🇪🇸Spanish, 🇪🇸Spanish (Past Tense), 🇫🇷French, 🇮🇹Italian, 🇵🇹🇧🇷Portuguese, 🇩🇪German, 🇬🇧🇺🇸English, 🇨🇳🇹🇼Mandarin Chinese, and Catalan. Why Eat, Play, and Live in Spanish? While our popular 100 Most Used Spanish Verbs posters are great for students and people with some knowledge of Spanish, we've realized that many of our customers are looking for a quicker, more direct path to speaking in fully-formed, beautiful sentences. With this poster, you'll learn basic Spanish sentence structure (hint: it's the same as in English!) by combining greetings, introductions, actions, objects, and goodbyes. All while learning the essential Spanish vocabulary to Eat, Play, and Live in Spanish. What do we mean by Eat, Play, and Live? We mean ordering food and drinks, introducing yourself, stating your wants and preferences, asking questions, shopping, traveling, studying, working and having fun. For many people around the world who are interested in learning Spanish to travel and get by in a Spanish-speaking country, whether it's Spain or Latin America, this is a great place to start! How it Works Spanish and English both use the same basic sentence structure: Subject-Verb-Object. For example, the English sentence, she goes to the beach translates word for word into Spanish as ella va a la playa. You can just as easily mix-and-match different subjects, verbs, and objects to say almost anything. Well, we've taken it a step farther. Our How to Eat, Play, and Live in Spanish poster breaks down a typical sentence into 8 sections, with the essential vocabulary you would need to Eat, Play, and Live.. in Spanish! The sections are: Greetings: Hello, How are you?, etc. Subjects: I would like, I am, Do you have...?, etc. Verbs: To eat, to play, to live, etc. Measure words: A plate of, inside of, too much, etc. Objects: Fruits, vegetables, coffee, music, school, etc. Modifiers: Today, tomorrow, with you, already, etc. Connectors: And, Because, In order to, etc. Goodbyes: Please, thank you, goodbye, etc. The best part is, you don't need to memorize any concepts or learn any grammar rules. Just combine the words or phrases from each section as you would in English. If you can say it in English, you can say it in Spanish! LET'S TRY IT! Let's choose the first words from the Eat section of the poster: "Hola, yo quiero comer un plato de comida por favor." "Hello, I want to eat a plate of food please." That's a good start! We probably want to be a little more specific though. Let's substitute "a plate of food" for "the fish and a salad": "Hola, yo quiero comer el pescado y una ensalada por favor." Simple enough. Let's try some other combinations: "Buenas tardes, hay un partido de fútbol hoy?" "Good afternoon, is there a football match today?" "¿Tú quieres ir a la playa conmigo más tarde?" (informal) "Do you want to go to the beach with me later?" "¿Usted tiene los documentos contigo para vender la casa?" (formal) "Do you have the documents with you in order to sell the house?" "Yo debería llegar delante de la estación de autobuses pronto!" "I should arrive in front of the bus station soon!" As you can see, the possibilities are almost limitless. With little more than the words on this poster, you could carry on a conversation in Spanish for hours! As Seen In Business Insider "The best way to teach yourself a new language fast, from 6 people who've done it" Size & Specifications 50cm x 70cm, roughly 20" x 28" inches. Posters are printed on high-quality 170g/m² paper with semi gloss coating. Perfect for framing or mounting directly on a wall. Features The essential vocabulary you would need to Eat, Play, and Live in any Spanish-speaking country. An easy-to-use method for creating thousands of grammatically-correct, fully-formed Spanish sentences on a variety of topics. Works for both European and Latin American Spanish. Words and phrases that are typically only used in either Spain or Latin America are marked as such. All noun genders are indicated with El/La. Includes both formal and informal methods for addressing others. English translations. Also great for Spanish-speakers interested in learning English. Thoroughly proofread, revised, edited, and approved by native speakers and long-term expats from Spain, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, the United States, and the UK. Beautiful design looks great in any home . Shipping and Delivery Orders are shipped from our fulfillment centers in the USA, UK, and mainland Europe (Spain), based on the destination country. Orders are typically shipped within 1 - 2 business days.

Spanish Verbs Present Perfect Tense Regular Verbs Quizzes Practice, review and assess student understanding of present perfect tense verb conjugations with this two quizzes on regular AR, ER and IR verbs in the present perfect tense. 2 quizzes, each containing 20 fill in the blank sentences. Both quizzes share the same vocabulary and sentence structure, but use different subject for each verb, so the student can get more practice on the verb conjugation without adding extra vocabulary. Contains: -Vocabulary sheet to check the vocabulary before starting the exercise. -Two versions of each quiz, with and without translation. -Answer key with translations. Table of Contents: 1. Vocabulary 2. Exercise 1 without translation 3. Exercise 1 with translation 4. Exercise 2 without translation 5. Exercise 2 with translation 6. Answer key to exercise 1 Answer key to exercise 2 Verbs: bailar (to dance), cenar (to have dinner), desayunar (to have breakfast), estudiar (to study), hablar (to speak), llegar (to arrive), repasar (to review), trabajar (to work), barrer (to sweep), beber (to drink), comer (to eat), correr (to run), leer(to read), meter (to put inside), compartir (to share), cumplir (to fulfill), dividir (to divide), discutir (to discuss), recibir (to receive), subir (to go up). I have also conjugation charts for all these 20 verbs. They are available separately and as a bundle together with these quizzes. Please click here to see the Spanish Present Perfect Regular Conjugation Charts and Quizzes Bundle Please click here to see the Spanish Present Perfect Conjugation Charts Please click here to visit my store Terms Copyright © Light On Spanish - Jorge Sivit. All rights reserved by author. This product is to be used by the original downloader only. Copying for more than one teacher, classroom, department, school, or school system is prohibited. (Please, buy additional licenses if you want to share it.) This product may not be distributed or displayed digitally for public view. Failure to comply is a copyright infringement and a violation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). The logo and the elements found in this PDF are copyrighted and cannot be extracted and used outside of this file without permission or license. Intended for classroom and personal use ONLY.