The document provides instructions for conjugating Spanish AR verbs in the present tense. It defines an AR verb as one ending in AR and lists the common subject pronouns. It then explains that to conjugate an AR verb in the present tense, you drop the final R and add the appropriate ending - o, -as, -a, -amos, -ais, or -an depending on the subject pronoun. A few examples of conjugated AR verbs are provided like "habla" for "I talk", "cantamos" for "we sing", and "bailáis" for "you (singular) dance".

1. PRESENT TENSE - AR VERBS
HEADS AND TAILS

2. HEADS AND TAILS
If you think the sentence is true, put your hands
on your head. If you think it is false, you put your
hands on your bums. If you are wrong, you sit
down. Last one standing is the winner.

3. 1. A verb is a
describing word.

4. 2. An AR verb is a verb
which ends in AR.

5. 3. This is the order we normally say things in:
I
YOU (SINGULAR)
WE
HE/SHE
THEY
YOU (PLURAL)

6. 4. To form the present
tense first we take off just
the ‘R’

7. 5. Then we add these endings:
o
as
a
amos
áis
an

8. 6. ‘I talk’ (hablar) would be
‘habla’

9. 7. ‘We sing’ (cantar) would be ‘cantamos’

10. 8. ‘You (singular) dance’ (bailar) would be
‘bailáis’

11. 9. ‘He arrives’ (llegar) would be ‘llega’