Grammar

VERBS LOL

• 1. たべる　食べる- To eat　
  2. のむ　飲む- To drink　
  3. ねむ　ねむ- To sleep　
  4.  おきる　起きる- To wake up
  5.  みる　見る- To see/To watch
  6. きく　聞く- To listen/ To hear/ To ask
  7. かぐ　嗅ぐ- To smell
  8. さわる　触る- To touch
  9. あじわう　味わう- To taste
  10. はなす　話す- To speak
  11.  いう　言う- To say
  12.  くる　来る- To come
  13.  いく　行く- To go
  14.  でかける　出かける- To go out
  15.  かえる　返る- To return home
  16.  する-　To do
  17.  やる　遣る- To perform
  18.  わかる　分かる- To understand
  19.  いる　居る- In, at (used for people)
  20.  ある　有る- To be/exist (used for things)
• 21. さんぽする　散歩する- To walk
  22.  はしる　走る- To run
  23. とびあがる　飛び上がる- To jump
  24. およぐ　泳ぐ- To swim
  25. ちょうやく　跳躍- To skip
  26.  うんどうする　運動する- To exercise
  27. ふとる　太る- To gain weight
  28.  やせる　痩せる- To lose weight
  29.  つかれる　疲れる- To get tired
  30. おなかがすく　お腹がすく- To be hungry
  31.  のどがかわく　喉が渇く- To be thirsty

do - ます

did do -ました

won't do -ません

didn't do -ませんでした

let's do -ましょう

VERB GROUP 1 - RU VERBS

If you have a verb that ends with "eru" or "iru", you simply drop the "ru" and add your "masu" ending. We'll call these RU verbs.

食べる

食べます

食べました

食べません

食べませんでした

食べましょう

VERB GROUP 2 - U VERBS

Any verbs that are NOT "eru" or "iru" verbs are probably "U" verbs.

Known as ''u" verbs. How do they work? 

The only thing to know with "u" verbs is the "u" changes to "i" and then add your "Masu" ending. That's it.
How do you say, "I don't drink." ?

行く

行きます

行きました

行きません

行きませんでした

行きましょう！

VERB GROUP 3 - EXCEPTION GROUP. 

Group 3 verbs are a very small group.
する = To Do
くる = To Come

する

します

しました

しません / しない。

しませんでした

しましょう

Suru becomes "Shi" and Kuru becomes "Ki" then add your "masu form" suffix. That's it!

If you come across a verb like "Benkyou suru" which means "Study" it conjugates like "Suru."
For Example:
Benkyou suru = Study
Benkyou suru becomes Benkyou shi + "mashita" (Did do) = Benkyou shimashita "Studied" or "I studied" 

なんでだろ ー i wonder why