LLEGAR Spanish Verb Conjugation | Beginner Drill | Chalklite

llegar means "to arrive" — and the key is the little word that follows it: llegar a. You don't just "arrive," you llegar a a place. Llego a casa (I get home), llegué tarde (I arrived late). Lock in that "a" and you'll sound natural fast. Let's make it automatic. This isn't about memorizing a conjugation chart. It's about catching yourself mid-thought — realizing you're thinking in English — and switching to Spanish before you speak. Each sentence here is a small rehearsal for that switch. Do it enough times, with enough verbs, and it stops being a translation exercise. It becomes the way you think. What you'll drill: Present Tense (Presente) Present Progressive (Estar + Gerundio) Simple Past (Pretérito Indefinido) Present Perfect (Pretérito Perfecto) Affirmative Commands (Imperativo) Chapters 0:00 Guess in Spanish 0:16 Verb basics 0:51 Drills 7:56 Quiz How to use this drill: English appears on screen — try to say it in Spanish Speak out loud — that's the key The answer reveals — check yourself and repeat This is just llegar — a regular -ar verb (watch the g→gu shift: llegué), and one you'll use every time you get somewhere. Keep coming back for the next verb, and the one after that — that's how the switch starts happening on its own. Playlist: Spanish Verb Conjugation – Beginner Drills | Chalklite New drills uploading regularly — subscribe to catch them all! #LearnSpanish #SpanishVerbs #llegar #Chalklite