Papi beginner: verbos en presente simple

Papi Beginner:

verbos en presente simple:

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1-To talk: hablar:

I talk

You talk

He/She/ It talks

We talk

You talk

They talk

2- TO BE: ser o estar.

I am

You are

He/She/it is

We are

You are

They are

3-TO DANCE: Bailar.

I dance

You dance

He/She/ it dances

We dance

You dance

They dance

4-TO RUN: correr.

I run

You run

He/She/ it runs

We run

You run

They run

5- TO JUMP: saltar

I jump

You jump

He/She/it jumps

We jump

You jump

They jump

6-TO SING: cantar.

I sing

You sing

He/She/it sings

We sing

You sing

They sing

7- TO TEACH: enseñar un tema X

I teach

You teach

He/She/it teaches

We teach

You teach

They teach

8-To SPEAK: hablar.

I speak

You speak

He/She/it speaks

We speak

You speak

They speak

9-TO MOVE: mover

I move

You move

He/She/ it moves

We move

You move

They move

10-TO WALK: caminar

I walk

You walk

He/She/it walks

We walk

You walk

They walk

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