The verb in each sentence, and its infinitive form is:
- Mañana es el cumpleaños de mi hermanito Darío. (ser).
- Toda la familia y los amigos de Darío vendrán a la fiesta. (venir).
- El mismo hizo las invitaciones. (hacer).
- Ayer mi mamá y yo fuimos al mercado. (ir).
- Mamá le compró una piñata y muchos globos. (comprar).
- Esta noche yo haré un pastel de chocolate. (hacer).
- Ahora Darío juega con el perro en el jardín. (jugar).
Translation.
- Tomorrow is my little brother Darío's birthday. (be).
- All of Darío's family and friends will come to the party. (come).
- He made the invitations himself. (make).
- Yesterday my mom and I went to the market. (go).
- Mom bought him a piñata and lots of balloons. (buy).
- Tonight I will make a chocolate cake. (make).
- Now Darío plays with the dog in the garden. (play).
Verbs.
Verbs are those words that express the action within the sentence, they are usually conjugated by the verb tense in which they are found and by the noun that executes them.
The infinitive forms in Spanish correspond to the endings -ar, -er, -ir of verbs, and indicate that no noun or verb tense has modified them.
Within the sentences given, some verbs are conjugated in the present, others in the past and others in the future, the important thing is to identify the word that indicates an action to correctly choose the verb.
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