Caminar describes moving on foot along a route or through a place.
The idea
Regular present forms include camino, caminas, camina and caminamos.
Examples
- Camino por la calle.I walk along the street.
- ¿Caminas hasta la estación?Do you walk to the station?
- Ana camina con su perro.Ana walks with her dog.
- Caminamos por el parque.We walk through the park.
- Ellos caminan despacio.They walk slowly.
- Quiero caminar junto al río.I want to walk along the river.
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Camino can also be a noun meaning path; context shows whether it names a route or an action.
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Choose the present form for I: Yo ___ por la calle. (camino / caminan)
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camino
Camino is the present form for yo.
Choose the form for we: Nosotros ___ por el parque. (caminamos / caminas)
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caminamos
Caminamos is the present form for nosotros.
Choose the action of going on foot: Quiero ir a pie; quiero ___. (caminar / conducir)
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caminar
Caminar means to walk; conducir means to drive.
Practice round
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Choose the present form for I: Yo ___ por la calle. (camino / caminan)
Choose the form for we: Nosotros ___ por el parque. (caminamos / caminas)
Choose the action of going on foot: Quiero ir a pie; quiero ___. (caminar / conducir)
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Tap the words in the right order.
Tap the words in the right order.
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