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A verb is a word used in sentences that serves to express existence, state, action or pas*ion of the subject, also indicates time and person when conjugated in the different times corresponding to the action (present, past, future ...). An example of a verb in a statement to exemplify its function: In the previous example, three essential points courtesy of the verb can be noted: 1) The action Fernando is doing, that is; run. 2) The time in which Fernando is performing the action, in which it can be noticed that the verb is conjugated in its present form, therefore indicates that the action is being carried out at the moment of formulating the statement that pretends to communicate a situation Formally verbs are constituted by a root and own morphemes or endings that express the variations of person, number, time and mode. Auxiliary verbs and suffixes allow the construction of compound tenses, the pas*ive voice and the forms PRESENT: It indicates that the action is being carried out at the same time that the sentence is generated, that is to say; the verbs in the present are used to express what is happening in the moment. PAST: Verbs in past indicate actions that have already taken place, that is to say, that have already happened. Therefore, statements in the past give the as*urance that the action was carried out. FUTURE: In the future, the verbs indicate actions that have not yet been carried out but that we are sure that the verbs are conjugated: Practical manual Written by; Guillermo Suazo Pascual The verbs in the present are all those that express an action that is happening at the present moment. It can be said that a verb in the present indicates an action that happens at the same time as it communicates. The verbs in present have variations in their forms, for that reason they are clas*ified in: COMMON: It expresses what happens in the same moment, for example: I travel to Cancun. Which indicates that at this moment I am transported to