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Like in English you can use the tree basic tenses to start to speak spanish: Simple present, Simple Past, Future. With These tenses you can combine and practice at the beginning of your learning, when you dominate these structures very well the rest will be history...
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* <big>PRESENT PERFECT:</big>
Like in English you can use the three basic tenses as a beginner to speak Spanish:
#Simple present,
#Simple Past,
#Future.


'''Subject'''  +  ''<u>Verb</u>''  +  Complement
With These tenses you can combine and practice at the beginning of your learning. Once you have mastered these structures very well the rest will be history...


Ejemplo en español:
<span link>Finish this lesson and explore these related pages:</span> [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Adjectives|Adjectives]], [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Plural|Plural]], [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Simple-Past-Tense|Simple Past Tense]] & [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Be-Polite|Be Polite]].
==PRESENT PERFECT==
 
<code>'''Subject'''  +  ''<u>Verb</u>''  +  Complement</code>
 
===Ejemplo en español===


'''Mario''' <u>camina</u> hasta su nuevo trabajo todas las mañanas.
'''Mario''' <u>camina</u> hasta su nuevo trabajo todas las mañanas.


Same example in english:
===Same example in English===


'''Mario''' ''<u>walks</u>'' until his new job every morning.
'''Mario''' ''<u>walks</u>'' to his new job every morning.


* <big>PAST PERFECT:</big>
==PAST PERFECT==


'''Subject'''  +  ''<u>Verb (simple past)</u>'' + Complement
<code>'''Subject'''  +  ''<u>Verb (simple past)</u>'' + Complement</code>


Ejemplo en español:
===Ejemplo en español===


'''Sussie''' ''<u>cantaba</u>'' por las noches en un espectáculo de broadway.
'''Sussie''' ''<u>cantaba</u>'' por las noches en un espectáculo de broadway.


Same example in english:
===Same example in English===


'''Sussie''' ''<u>sang</u>'' by the nights in a broadway's show.
'''Sussie''' ''<u>sang</u>'' at nights in a broadway's show.


* <big>FUTURE:</big>
==FUTURE==


'''Subject'''  +  ''<u>Verb</u>''  +  Complement
<code>'''Subject'''  +  ''<u>Verb</u>''  +  Complement</code>


Ejemplo en español:
===Ejemplo en español===


'''Leonardo''' ''<u>nadará</u>'' el siguiente mes en la competencia estatal de su localidad.
'''Leonardo''' ''<u>nadará</u>'' el siguiente mes en la competencia estatal de su localidad.


Same example in english:
===Same example in english===
 
'''Leonardo''' ''<u>will swim</u>'' next month in the local state competition.
 
==Conclusion==


'''Leonardo''' ''<u>will swim</u>'' the next month in the state competition of his locality
When you master these tenses you can have a good conversation, and although it looks very basic, you can combine it with a lot of vocabulary and and other popular phrases, this is the foundation of Spanish conversation.


When you dominate these tenses you can have a good conversation, and maybe looks very basic but you can combine with a lot of vocabulary and and other popular phrases, this is the base
==Other Lessons==
* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Los-Articulos|Los Articulos]]
* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Conditional-Mood|Conditional Mood]]
* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/El-tiempo-presente|El tiempo presente]]
* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/The-noun-gender|The noun gender]]
* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/The-Articles|The Articles]]
* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Orientación-sobre-el-uso-de-Articulos|Orientación sobre el uso de Articulos]]
* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Questions|Questions]]
* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Masculine-and-Feminine|Masculine and Feminine]]
* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/¿Pluscuamperfecto?|¿Pluscuamperfecto?]]
* [[Language/Spanish/Grammar/Prepositions|Prepositions]]
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Latest revision as of 23:12, 26 March 2023

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Like in English you can use the three basic tenses as a beginner to speak Spanish:

  1. Simple present,
  2. Simple Past,
  3. Future.

With These tenses you can combine and practice at the beginning of your learning. Once you have mastered these structures very well the rest will be history...

Finish this lesson and explore these related pages: Adjectives, Plural, Simple Past Tense & Be Polite.

PRESENT PERFECT[edit | edit source]

Subject + Verb + Complement

Ejemplo en español[edit | edit source]

Mario camina hasta su nuevo trabajo todas las mañanas.

Same example in English[edit | edit source]

Mario walks to his new job every morning.

PAST PERFECT[edit | edit source]

Subject + Verb (simple past) + Complement

Ejemplo en español[edit | edit source]

Sussie cantaba por las noches en un espectáculo de broadway.

Same example in English[edit | edit source]

Sussie sang at nights in a broadway's show.

FUTURE[edit | edit source]

Subject + Verb + Complement

Ejemplo en español[edit | edit source]

Leonardo nadará el siguiente mes en la competencia estatal de su localidad.

Same example in english[edit | edit source]

Leonardo will swim next month in the local state competition.

Conclusion[edit | edit source]

When you master these tenses you can have a good conversation, and although it looks very basic, you can combine it with a lot of vocabulary and and other popular phrases, this is the foundation of Spanish conversation.

Other Lessons[edit | edit source]

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