In Tenerife: -ar verbs singular persons
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I can use the singular forms of -ar verbs to describe what I and others do on holiday.
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The SSC [ce] is pronounced as in 'centro', [ci] is pronounced as in 'decir' and [z] is pronounced as in 'zapato'.
There are different ways to pronounce [ce], [ci] and [z] in the Canary Islands/Latin America and mainland Spain.
When followed by a verb infinitive the Spanish preposition 'para' means 'in order to' in English.
To conjugate -ar verbs in their singular forms, remove the -ar and add the verb ending: -o (I), -as (you), -a (she, he).
In Spanish, we use the same verb for routine or current actions. In English it is either present simple or continuous.
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