They walk.
¿Te encanta el "Muertos Vivientes"? Or perhaps "¿Te encanta el "Muertos que Caminan"?
The verb "to walk" in Spanish is caminar so "to walk to school" would be caminar a la escuela
The cast of los que caminan solos - 2010 includes: Juan de dios Mellado as Periodista Cecilio Oliva as Ex-miembro grupo Costa del Sol
"Paco y Rosa caminan a la biblioteca" translates to "Paco and Rosa walk to the library" in English. This sentence indicates that two individuals, Paco and Rosa, are in the process of walking towards a library. It suggests an action involving movement and a destination, highlighting their intention to go to a place associated with books and learning.
Ella camina. She walks. Ella está caminando. She is walking.
There are two moods for present tense conjugation in Spanish: indicative and subjunctive. The indicative is used most commonly and is usually the first mood taught when learning Spanish.IndicativeYo caminoTú caminasElla/Él/Usted caminaNosotros caminamosVosotros camináisEllos/Ustedes caminanSubjunctiveYo camineTú caminesElla/Él/Usted camineNosotros caminemosVosotros caminéisEllos/Ustedes caminen
In correct grammar in the Spanish language, subject-verb agreement is similar to that of English. However, Spanish is a bit more complicated. Every verb has six forms which must agree in person (1st person, 2nd person, 3rd person) and number (singular or plural). Nouns in Spanish are often of different gender, too, but it doesn't affect subject-verb agreement. In English, we would say "I walk," "He (or she) walks," "They walk," or "We walk." In Spanish, one would say, "Yo camino," "Tú caminas," "Él camina," "Ellos caminan," or "Nosotros caminamos." Another agreement would be "Vosotros camináis," but is much less common than in years past. So, subject-verb agreement in Spanish simply refers to using the proper form of the verb, appropriate for the subject, when writing or speaking, to be correct. It may be useful to investigate conjugations of Spanish verbs. [See link, below]
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