Spanish Verb Conjugation – AR ER IR Chart Set

Twenty-four common Spanish present-tense verbs are grouped into three charts by their infinitive ending — eight -ar verbs, seven -er verbs, and seven -ir verbs — with each chart listing the six regular endings for that group above a table of verb rows. The 'Conjugation' and 'Ejemplo' (example) columns next to each verb are left blank rather than filled in, and the introductory text explains the chart is meant to be completed over four class days, either in class or as homework, before being reviewed together — meaning this is a student practice chart rather than a finished answer reference. A fourth section, headed 'Verbos Irregulares,' introduces irregular present-tense verbs beyond the three regular-ending charts. The creator's introduction explains the chart was built for their own 9th and 10th grade Spanish students who were struggling with basic conjugation, and recommends it as an in-class activity, homework, or long-term study reference. Once students have these regular present-tense endings down, the same conjugation skill moves into the past tense with pretérito vs. imperfecto exercises that have them conjugate, identify, and correct each past form.