Futuro: infinitivo+ terminación (-é, -ás...) comer-é comer-ás comer-á comer-emos comer-éis comer-án Pasado Raíz (al infinitivo le quitamos al terminación en -ar, er o ir) + terminación. Cant-é Com- í Viv-í Cant-a-ste Com-iste Viv-iste Cant-ó com-ió viv-ió Cant-a-mos com-imos viv-imos Cant-asteis com-isteis viv-isteis cant-aron com-ieron viv-ieron Fíjate que los verbos en -er e -ir tienen la misma terminación, mientras que los verbos en -ar son un poco diferentes. Esto sirve, por supuesto, para los verbos regulares. Espero haberte ayudado. Un saludo

Is completely impossible to explain a shortened way of the verbal tenses in spanish. Firstly, there are 2 list of personal pronouns: 1) The Spanish (from Spain) 2) The Castillan (from Spain too, specifically from Castilla, but it's used only in Latin America) So, the comment above this, is the spanish liste from spain, ONLY USED IN SPAIN. In addition, there are 10 past and future tenses, so the above comment is incomplete and wrong (I don't want to offend to that person, I mean about the content, not about the good intention she/he had at the moment to comment this question you did). So, in fact, you can't ask a shortened and fast way to learn the verbal tenses in spanish. Search the "tabla de tiempos verbales" (specifically in google images) and you could find the table, wich is based in a rule not that complicated to learn and it will be really helpful to learn perfectly all the spanish verbal tenses. I hope I've solved your doubt, greetings from Argentina!