total tense review

Question 1

when to use present indicative?

Answer 1

what is currently happening, what happens on a regular basis

Question 2

present indicative ar?

Answer 2

o, as, a, amos, áis, an (gano, ganas, gana, ganamos, ganáis, ganan)

Question 3

present indicative er/ir?

Answer 3

o, es, e, emos, éis, en (discuto, discutes, discutemos, discutéis, discuten)

Question 4

when to use preterite indicative?

Answer 4

when you did something a specific number of times, when something is completed, a definite end, ICP.

Question 5

preterite indicative ar?

Answer 5

é, aste, ó, amos, asteis, aron (esperé, esperaste, esperó, esperamos, esperasteis, esperaron)

Question 6

preterite indicative er/ir?

Answer 6

í, iste, ió, imos, isteis, ieron (bebí, bebiste, bebió, bebimos, bebisteis, bebieron)

Question 7

when to use imperfect indicative?

Answer 7

I used to, for an indeterminate number of times, habits, characteristics, physical states, feelings, ICP

Question 8

imperfect indicative ar?

Answer 8

aba, abas, aba, abais*, ‘abamos, aban
(bailaba, bailabas, bailaba, bailábamos, bailabais, bailaban)
*no accent!

Question 9

imperfect indicative er/ir?

Answer 9

ía, ías, ía, íamos, íais, ían
(comía, comías, comíamos, comíais, comían)

Question 10

when to use indicative conditional?

Answer 10

when something may happen. hypothetical situations. after an -era verb in a si clause

Question 11

indicative conditional?

Answer 11

add to the end- ía, ías, ía, íamos, íais, ían

Question 12

when to use future indicative?

Answer 12

an action that will happen

Question 13

future indicative?

Answer 13

add to the end- cepillaré, cepillarás, cepillará, cepillaremos, cepillaréis, cepillarán

Question 14

when to use informal future?

Answer 14

something that is going to happen. easier version of future indicative

Question 15

informal future?

Answer 15

voy a, vas a, va a, vamos a, vais a, van a, then add verb