Forms Of Estar

Estar ehs tahr to be is an irregular ar verb.

Forms of estar. Present tense of estar. Conjugate estar in every spanish verb tense including preterite imperfect future conditional and subjunctive. Following is its conjugation for the tenses most likely to be encountered by beginning students. Conjugation of estar as you may have noticed estar is irregular in some tenses.

Irregular forms are in boldface. These two verbs are ser and estar. Ser tener venir and ir. See 30 authoritative translations of estar in english with example sentences conjugations and audio pronunciations.

The table below shows the main verb forms of ser and estar. The present form of the verb estar means that the verb is expressing an action that is happening now or is current. They are irregular verbs. Estar present indicative.

In spanish this is called the presente del indicativo. Estar past participle is used to indicate a resultant condition. Other popular irregular spanish verbs include. La escuela está al lado del correo.

The school is next to the post office. The verb estar has a straight forward conjugation in the present tense. The second to be verb in spanish estar is used to describe location health or any condition that is only temporary. In the above example you certainly don t expect to be sick or lost forever.

Rather it is designed to give you lots of practice conjugating these two verbs. Now it s time. Ser and estar the fundamentals uses of ser uses of estar contrasting uses. You have no alternative but to sit down and study them.

Note that four of the forms have required accent marks. It will be very difficult to speak spanish unless you learn at least the most common ones. El perro está al lado del gato. For detailed explanations of when to use ser and when to use estar see the following lessons.

This lesson will not focus on their correct usage. Estar is used to signify the location of an object. This lesson taught you how to conjugate the spanish verb estar one of the two verbs meaning to be in the present imperfect and present subjunctive. Here it is in the present tense.

Indicative means the verb is a statement of fact.