Present tense conjugation of regular verbs Exercises in Romanian language

Mastering the present tense conjugation of regular verbs is a fundamental step in learning Romanian. The present tense is used to describe actions that are currently happening or general truths. Romanian verbs are classified into four conjugation groups based on their infinitive endings: -a, -ea, -e, and -i/-î. Each group follows a specific pattern of conjugation, which makes it easier to predict how verbs will change according to the subject pronoun. Understanding these patterns will allow you to form accurate and meaningful sentences, thereby enhancing your communication skills in Romanian. In Romanian, the present tense conjugation requires altering the verb endings based on the subject performing the action. For instance, the verb "a vorbi" (to speak) changes to "vorbesc" when conjugated with the first person singular pronoun "eu" (I). Regular verbs follow consistent rules within their groups, making it possible to apply these rules to new verbs as you expand your vocabulary. This set of grammar exercises is designed to help you practice and internalize these conjugation patterns, giving you the confidence to use the present tense accurately in everyday conversations.