How do I conjugate 'esperar' in the present tense for all subjects?
In the present tense, 'esperar' is conjugated as: I wait/espero, you wait/esperas (singular, informal), he/she/it waits/espera, we wait/esperamos, you all wait/esperáis (plural, informal in Spain), you all/they wait/esperan (formal plural or third person plural).
What are the past tense forms of 'esperar' for all subjects?
The past tense (preterite) forms of 'esperar' are: yo esperé, tú esperaste, él/ella/usted esperó, nosotros/as esperamos, vosotros/as esperasteis, ellos/ellas/ustedes esperaron.
What is the subjunctive form of 'esperar' for all subjects?
The subjunctive form of 'esperar' is: yo espere, tú esperes, él/ella/Ud. espere, nosotros/nosotras esperemos, vosotros/vosotras esperéis, ellos/ellas/Uds. esperen.
How does one form the future tense of 'esperar' for all subjects?
To form the future tense of 'esperar' for all subjects, add the appropriate future tense endings (-é, -ás, -á, -emos, -éis, -án) to the infinitive. The conjugations are: yo esperaré, tú esperarás, él/ella/usted esperará, nosotros/nosotras esperaremos, vosotros/vosotras esperaréis, ellos/ellas/ustedes esperarán.
How do you use 'esperar' in the imperative mood for all subjects?
In the imperative mood, "esperar" is used as follows: tú espera, usted espere, nosotros esperemos, vosotros esperad, ustedes esperen. This form is used to give commands or make requests.