Almorzar Conjugation in Spanish, Translation, Examples

Conjugation in Spanish, Translation, Examples In contrast to English, in Spanish we have a solitary action word that way to have lunch or to eat the action word . When conjugatingâ , recollect that it is a stem-changingâ -arâ verb. This implies when you conjugate it, at times there is an adjustment in the stem of the action word (and not simply in the completion). For this situation, theâ oâ inâ â changes toâ ueâ in a few conjugations. For example, Ella siempre almuerza pasta (She consistently eatsâ pasta for lunch). The tables underneath contain the conjugations forâ â in the characteristic state of mind (present, past and future), subjunctive disposition (present and past) just as the basic mind-set and other action word structures, for example, the present and past participles. Present Indicative In the current characteristic tense, there is a stem change, o to ue, in the entirety of the conjugations exceptâ nosotrosâ andâ vosotros.â Yo almuerzo I have lunch Yo almuerzo a medioda. T almuerzas You have lunch T almuerzas en el trabajo. Usted/l/ella almuerza You/he/she has lunch Ella almuerza en la escuela. Nosotros almorzamos We have lunch Nosotros almorzamos con nuestros amigos. Vosotros almorzis You have lunch Vosotros almorzis temprano. Ustedes/ellos/ellas almuerzan You/they have lunch Ellos almuerzan una ensalada. Preterite Indicative Recollect that there are two types of the past tense in Spanish. The past time tense is regularly used to discuss dependable occasions or occasions that have a characterized finishing off with the past. There are no stem changes in the preterite characteristic conjugations. Yo almorc I had lunch Yo almorc a medioda. T almorzaste You had lunch T almorzaste en el trabajo. Usted/l/ella almorz You/he/she had lunch Ella almorz en la escuela. Nosotros almorzamos We had lunch Nosotros almorzamos con nuestros amigos. Vosotros almorzasteis You had lunch Vosotros almorzasteis temprano. Ustedes/ellos/ellas on You/they had lunch Ellos on una ensalada. Imperfect Indicative The defective tense is ordinarily used to discuss continuous occasions previously, and can be meant English as was having lunch or used to have lunch. There are no stem changes in the blemished demonstrative conjugations either.â Yo almorzaba I used to have lunch Yo almorzaba a medioda. T almorzabas You used to have lunch T almorzabas en el trabajo. Usted/l/ella almorzaba You/he/she used to have lunch Ella almorzaba en la escuela. Nosotros almorzbamos We used to have lunch Nosotros almorzbamos con nuestros amigos. Vosotros almorzabais You used to have lunch Vosotros almorzabais temprano. Ustedes/ellos/ellas almorzaban You/they used to have lunch Ellos almorzaban una ensalada. Future Indicative To frame the future tense, we utilize the infinitive of the verb,â ,â drop the - ar, and include the future tense endings (à ©, s, n, emos, à ©is, n). There are no stem changes later on tense. Yo I will have lunch Yo a medioda. T s You will have lunch T s en el trabajo. Usted/l/ella n You/he/she will have lunch Ella en la escuela. Nosotros emos We will have lunch Nosotros emos con nuestros amigos. Vosotros is You will have lunch Vosotros is temprano. Ustedes/ellos/ellas n You/they will have lunch Ellos n una ensalada. Periphrastic Future Indicative Yo voy a I will have lunch Yo voy an a medioda. T vas a You will have lunch T vas an en el trabajo. Usted/l/ella va a You/he/she will have lunch Ella va an en la escuela. Nosotros vamos a We will have lunch Nosotros vamos a con nuestros amigos. Vosotros vais a You will have lunch Vosotros vais a temprano. Ustedes/ellos/ellas van a You/they will have lunch Ellos van an una ensalada. Conditional Indicative The contingent is framed also to the future tense, since we start with the infinitive formâ . In any case, the restrictive endings are à ­a, à ­as, à ­a, à ­amos, à ­ais, and à ­an. Yo a I would have lunch Yo an a medioda. T as You would have lunch T as en el trabajo. Usted/l/ella a You/he/she would have lunch Ella an en la escuela. Nosotros amos We would have lunch Nosotros amos con nuestros amigos. Vosotros ais You would have lunch Vosotros ais temprano. Ustedes/ellos/ellas an You/they would have lunch Ellos an una ensalada. Present Progressive/Gerund Form The dynamic tenses in Spanish are shaped utilizing the verbâ estarâ followed by the current participle, which is likewise the ing word. For - ar action words, drop the - ar and include the endingâ -ando.â Present Progressive of  est almorzandoâ She is eating lunchâ Ella est almorzando en el restaurante.â Past Participle The past participle in Spanish is utilized to shape compound action word tenses. For - ar action words, the past participle is shaped by dropping the - ar and including the endingâ ando. Present Perfect ofâ â ha almorzadoâ She has eaten lunchâ Ella ha almorzado en el restaurante.â â Present Subjunctive Like the current demonstrative tense, the current subjunctive tense has the stem changeâ o to ue in all theâ conjugations with the exception of nosotros and vosotros. Que yo almuerce That I have lunch Esteban desea que yo almuerce a medioda. Que t almuerces That you have lunch Marta desea que t almuerces en el trabajo. Que usted/l/ella almuerce That you/he/she have lunch Carlos desea que ella almuerce en la escuela. Que nosotros almorcemos That we have lunch Flavia desea que nosotros almorcemos con nuestros amigos. Que vosotros almorcis That you have lunch Felipe desea que vosotros almorcis temprano. Que ustedes/ellos/ellas almuercen That you/they have lunch Laura desea que ellos almuercen una ensalada. Imperfect Subjunctive The base for conjugating the blemished subjunctive is the third individual plural type of the action word in the preterite characteristic (on). Since there is no stem change in the preterite structure, at that point the flawed subjunctive has no stem change. There are two unique arrangements of endings for conjugating the blemished subjunctive, which you can find in the tables below.â Choice 1 Que yo a That I had lunch Esteban deseaba que yo an a medioda. Que t as That you had lunch Marta deseaba que t as en el trabajo. Que usted/l/ella a That you/he/she had lunch Carlos deseaba que ella an en la escuela. Que nosotros almorzramos That we had lunch Flavia deseaba que nosotros almorzramos con nuestros amigos. Que vosotros ais That you had lunch Felipe deseaba que vosotros ais temprano. Que ustedes/ellos/ellas an That you/they had lunch Laura deseaba que ellos an una ensalada. Choice 2 Que yo almorzase That I had lunch Esteban deseaba que yo almorzase a medioda. Que t almorzases That you had lunch Marta deseaba que t almorzases en el trabajo. Que usted/l/ella almorzase That you/he/she had lunch Carlos deseaba que ella almorzase en la escuela. Que nosotros almorzsemos That we had lunch Flavia deseaba que nosotros almorzsemos con nuestros amigos. Que vosotros almorzaseis That you had lunch Felipe deseaba que vosotros almorzaseis temprano. Que ustedes/ellos/ellas almorzasen That you/they had lunch Laura deseaba que ellos almorzasen una ensalada. Imperativeâ The basic state of mind is utilized to provide direct orders. Hence, there are no basic structures for yo, à ©l/ellaâ or ellos/ellas. Also, note that the positive and negative orders are diverse for the tã º and vosotrosâ forms. Positive Commands T almuerza Have lunch! Almuerza a medioda! Usted almuerce Have lunch! Almuerce en el trabajo! Nosotros almorcemos Lets have lunch! Almorcemos en la escuela! Vosotros almorzad Have lunch! Almorzad temprano! Ustedes almuercen Have lunch! Almuercen una ensalada! Negative Commands T no almuerces Dont have lunch! No almuerces a medioda! Usted no almuerce Dont have lunch! No almuerce en el trabajo! Nosotros no almorcemos Lets not have lunch! No almorcemos en la escuela! Vosotros no almorcis Dont have lunch! No almorcis temprano! Ustedes no almuercen Dont have lunch! No almuercen una ensalada!