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Verbs can be tricky in Spanish especially for advanced students that have been introduced to all the tenses and moods. It is easy when you are working with one tense at a time, but put them together and things get muddled. A verb conjugation book like 501 Spanish Verbs
is great as a reference, but sometimes students need the basics condensed for quick reference. I recently made this simple chart of the indicative verbs for my most advanced student. Each page focuses on one tense and how to do the regular verbs. My goal is eventually to make charts for the irregulars for each tense so that those pages can be added behind these charts. I also want to create charts for the subjunctive. So check back for more charts in the future!
is great as a reference, but sometimes students need the basics condensed for quick reference. I recently made this simple chart of the indicative verbs for my most advanced student. Each page focuses on one tense and how to do the regular verbs. My goal is eventually to make charts for the irregulars for each tense so that those pages can be added behind these charts. I also want to create charts for the subjunctive. So check back for more charts in the future!
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