1. Doler (o-ue) The verb “doler” means “to hurt.”
It is a stem-changing verb and works similar to Gustar.
Me duele(n) - _____ hurts me
Te duele(n) - _____ hurts you
Le duele(n) - _____ hurts him/her/you (formal)
Nos duele(n) - _____ hurts us
Les duele(n) - ______ hurts them/you all

2. Examples:
Singular: Me duele la cabeza. Te duele la rodilla. A Juan le duele el tobillo. Plural: Me duelen los ojos. Nos duelen los estómagos. A ellos les duelen las orejas.

3. Acabar de acabo acabamos acabas acaba acaban
Acabar de means to have just done something.
acabo
acabamos
acabas
acaba
acaban

4. Examples:
Yo acabo de tomar el sol. Tú acabas de terminar la tarea. Nosotros acabamos de comer.

5. Observamos

6. Observamos

7. Observamos

8. Observamos

9. Observamos

10. Future Tense of Regular Verbs
The future tense tells what will happen.
We can use the “simple future” (ir + a + infinitive)
Ex: Yo voy a estudiar mañana.
I am going to study tomorrow.
We can also use the future tense.
Ex: Yo estudiaré mañana.
I will study tomorrow.

11. The future tense is easy to conjugate! Step 1:
LEAVE THE INFINITIVE AS IT IS – do not chop off your ar/er/ir ending
Step 2:
Add on your endings. These are the same for ar, er, and ir verbs. é
emos ás á án

12. Conjugate Hablar in the Future
hablaremos
hablarás
hablará
hablarán

13. Escribiremos
Write five things you will do today, tonight, tomorrow, etc.
Then write five things a friend or family member will do.
Next, write five things you will both do.