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Conjugation WHAT IS THAT, MS. STUBBS?

Conjugation? What does that mean? Conjugation (according to Ms. Stubbs) is putting a subject and verb together correctly. You do this in English and Spanish on a daily basis with no thought. Examples: I go Subject and verb He listens Subject and correct form of the verb We are writing subject and verbs

Subject Pronouns Je/j’ I Nous we Tu you (familiar) Vous you (polite/plural) Il he Elle she Ils they On we, they, you Elles they (all feminine)

Subject Pronouns yo I Nosotros/nosotras we Tú you (familiar) Vosotros/vosotras you (plural in Spain) él he Ella she usted you (polite) ellos they Ellas they (all feminine)

Conjugation Rules 1. If you have a singular subject, use the il/elle/on form of the verb. examples of singular subjects: Pierre, Anne, l’avocat, le mec, une demoiselle 2. If you have a plural subject, use the ils/elles forms of the verb. examples of plural subjects: Pierre et Anne, les avocats, les mecs, des demoiselles 3. If you have a subject plus et moi (and me), use the nous form of the verb. Pierre et moi, Anne et moi, le mec et moi, une demoiselle et moi

Conjugation Rules 1. If you have a singular subject, use the él/ella/usted form of the verb. examples of singular subjects: Pedro, Anita, el abogado, el tipo, una señorita 2. If you have a plural subject, use the ellos/ellas/ustedes forms of the verb. examples of plural subjects: Pedro y Anita, los abogados, los tipos, unas señoritas 3. If you have a subject plus y yo (and I), use the nosotros form of the verb. Pedro y yo, Anita y yo, el tipo y yo, una señorita y yo