INPUT ARTICLE: Article: The subject is the noun that the verb is referring to. To conjugate a verb in Spanish, you'll first need to be familiar with the several different personal subject pronouns in the language. Here they are: Yo I(formal) Tu you (singular familiar) Usted you (singular formal) El, ella he, she Nosotros/as we Vosotros/as you (plural familiar) Ustedes you (plural formal) Ellos/as they Note that while there are eight different subjects, there are only six different forms for conjugation. El, ella, and usted are conjugated the same way, and so are ellos, ellas, and ustedes. Once you're familiar with subjects, you'll need to find the corresponding noun for the verb. If the verb is necesitar (to need), who is it that needs something? Is it you? The person you're talking to? A group of boys? The subject will determine the form of the conjugation. All Spanish verbs have the endings of either "-ar," "-ir," or "-er." Once you remove the current ending, you can add on the new corresponding ending. Unless the verb is reflexive; then it will have "se" tacked on past the end of the verb. Once you learn the form of conjugation for "-ar" verbs in the present tense, you can just add the form to the end of any regular "-ar" verbs. Here are the rules for conjugating them in the present tense, using the verb hablar (to talk): Yo: o - hablo Tu: as - hablas El, Ella, Usted: a - habla Nosotros/as: amos - hablamos Vosotros/as: ais - hablais Ellos/as, Ustedes: an - hablan Learn the form for conjugating "-er" verbs in the present tense and just add it to the end of each verb. Here are the endings for the verb "-er" in the present tense using the verb beber (to drink) as an example: Yo: o - bebo Tu: es - bebes El, Ella, Usted: e - bebe Nosotros/as: emos - bebemos Vosotros/as: eis - bebeis Ellos/as, Ustedes: en - beben . Learn the form for conjugating "-ir" verbs in the present tense and just add it to the end of each verb. Here are the endings for the verb "-ir" in the present tense, using the verb vivir (to live): Yo: o - vivo Tu: es - vives El, Ella, Usted: e - vive Nosotros/as: imos - vivimos Vosotros/as: is - vivis Ellos/as, Ustedes: en - viven

SUMMARY: Understand subjects. Determine the subject. Remove the ending. Conjugate "-ar" verbs. Conjugate "-er" verbs. Conjugate "-ir" verbs

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Paint in the opposite direction to your first coat to help create a smooth and even base to paint on. Leave the gesso to dry for another 24 hours. If you can still see the cardboard under the gesso, wait another 24 hours and apply a third coat. Cardboard normally curls or warps because of exposure to moisture. Don't dip the brush or sponge into water before you start painting. Instead, use a dry brush. If the brush feels stiff, use your fingers bend the bristles back and forth. Watercolours don't tend to work well on cardboard because they require water. Choose acrylic or oil paints instead. Instead of squeezing paint straight onto the cardboard, dip the brush into the paint or squeeze a few drops onto the sponge. This gives you the ability to remove any excess paint from the brush before you start and will prevent patches of paint from sinking into the cardboard. The first few coats may be partially see-through, but it's better to have to apply multiple coats than to warp your cardboard! The more coats you paint, the more even and solid the paint will look. Continue painting until you're satisfied with the coloring.

SUMMARY: Let the gesso dry for 24 hours, then apply a second coat for best results. Paint the cardboard with a dry brush or sponge to avoid warping. Apply the paint directly to the brush or sponge to stop the cardboard from curling. Let your paint dry for 2 hours, then apply a second coat.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: Keep the water boiling until you're ready to transfer it. Use a container with a wide enough opening for a paintbrush. Leave the tea bags in the container for the entire 24 hours so the mixture fully darkens. Use a 0000-grade steel wool pad for the best results. Let the steel wool soak in the apple cider vinegar for 24 hours. Make sure you cover every part of the wood's surface that you want to darken. You want the black tea to fully absorb into the wood before you apply the next coat of stain. Paint on the mixture in the direction of the wood grain. Make sure you cover the entire surface of the wood with the mixture to prevent patches and streaks. The mixture will cause the wood to oxidize, and you should start to notice the wood turning darker.

SUMMARY:
Bring two cups (473 milliliters) of water to a boil. Pour the boiling water into a heat-resistant container. Steep two black tea bags in the container of water for 24 hours. Put a steel wool pad and 16 ounces of apple cider vinegar in a bowl. Use a paintbrush to brush the black tea onto the wood. Let the wood and black tea sit for an hour. Apply the steel wool/vinegar mixture to the wood using a paintbrush.