Conjugations - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

Latin Vocab, Declensions, Conjugations, and Demonstrative Pronouns quiz for the Ecce Romani books 1 and 2. Great study resource.

All Latin Declensions, Conjugations, and Vocab Worksheet Quiz from all material in Ecce Romani 1 and 2.

These notes highlight reflexive verbs and their conjugations. It includes a subject, reflexive verb, pronouns, direct object, and indirect object and relates these all together through conjugations. You will learn how to conjugate a reflexive verb.

Verb Conjugations and How the “I” is used in conjugations

Le Subjonctif Présent is one of four moods in French (indicative, imperative, subjunctive, and conditional). A mood is a grammatical term which helps categorize verb tenses. The subjunctive mood is used more frequently in French than in English. It has two tenses: present and past. It expresses several concepts, such as a wish, hope, or doubt, as well as an obligation or a necessity. One such expression which is always followed by the subjunctive is “il faut que” (it is necessary that...).

Summary of Practice Makes Perfect: Complete Spanish Grammar, Premium Fourth Edition. Describes the basic grammar of Spanish, written down as clearly as possible. In addition, it also includes a chapter with numbers, time and body parts.

This is a revision sheet providing information on how to conjugate all the tenses that you will need for A Level Spanish, including: -present and present continuous -future -conditional -preterite, perfect, imperfect, pluperfect -subjunctive, imperfect subjunctive -pluperfect subjunctive It also contains tables with the endings for each conjugation, examples of some of the tenses, key tips to remember for the exam and explanations for how to conjugate each one. At the end I've inclu...

Basics to understanding how spanish conjugations (verb) work. Into level, Spanish I notes

Notes on grammar, conjugations, gender, etc. + examples in french

Infographic for Spanish conjugations. Includes preterite and present tense. -Er/Ir and Ar verbs.