Now that we have covered how to conjugate Spanish AR verbs in the Past, Present and Future, tenses. let's jump right in to see how to conjugate them when they are ER regular verbs.  If you haven't had the chance, go ahead and review our Spanish grammar tutorial on how to conjugate Regular AR verbs.

Ok, let's jump right into the ER regular verbs.  Look at the following chart. 

You have probably already seen our article on How to say romantic phrases in Spanish.  If you haven't, you should check it out. 

How many times have you been out and heard some of the worlds WORST pickup lines.  The guy or gal that uses them, really thinks they are hotstuff and really laying on the romance.  Unfortunately, we have all heard them, they are really cheesy.  When our staff was brainstorming up some of the most romantic phrases in Spanish we couldn't help ourselves.  We were laughing so hard from some of the bad ones we had all heard, we decided to make a list of the bad pick up lines.  

What I mean, is these pick up lines should only be used when telling a joke.  We wanted to save you from trying to say something romantic in Spanish and ending up "metiendo la pata" (sticking your foot in your mouth).

Wow, it would be easy if you could live your life in the present tense.  Well, at least it would be easy to learn how to speak other languages, like Spanish.  Unfortunately, this isn't the case.  We need to be able to talk about what has happened in the past, and also what we are going to do in the future.  Because of that, in this Spanish grammar tutorial, we are going to cover how to conjugate AR verbs in Past (preterite), Present, and future tenses.  

Look at the following chart: