In this video lesson, we’ll be continuing on our series of how to change AR verbs into the present tense. So far yo and tú had their own forms. For él, ella and usted though, it turns out that they all share the same form. Él means ‘he’, ella means ‘she’, and usted is ‘you’. Enjoy!

Feel free to leave questions/comments/suggestions. ¡Gracias!

Vocabulario:

ayudar (en casa)- to help (around the house)
bailar – to dance
cantar – to sing
cocinar – to cook
dibujar – to draw
enseñar – to teach
escuchar (música) – to listen to (music)
estudiar (español) – to study (Spanish)
hablar (por teléfono) – to talk (on the telephone)
nadar – to swim
necesitar – to need
patinar – to skate
practicar – to practice
terminar – to end, finish
tocar (la guitarra) – to play (guitar)
trabajar – to work

Yo cocino – I cook
Tú cocinas – You cook
Él cocina – He cooks
Ella cocina – She cooks
Usted cocina – You cook

Él nada. – He swims.
Juan nada. – Juan swims.

Ella canta. – She sings.
Verónica canta. – Veronica sings.

bien – well, fine
el libro de ciencias – science book
en un restaurante – in/at the restaurante
matemáticas – math
el piano – piano

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Related video(s):

1. Formal vs. Informal
2. Personal Pronouns
3. Present Tense AR verbs; yo form
4. Present Tense AR verbs; tú form
5. Present Tense AR verbs: nosotros/nosotras form
6. Present Tense AR verbs: ellos / ellas / ustedes form
7. Present Tense AR verbs: all forms
8. Present Tense AR endings SONG!