Studying for Spanish

And I thought my problem last time was tough...

Anyway. I just now remembered that my grade last nine weeks was a D. Dangerously close to failing, eh? Anyway, today, I learned that I'm soon to have a Test. On conjugations.

It would be helpful if someone here can take these examples and conjugate them in present, present progressive, past, and future tenses. If somone can put these in to sentences, it would really help me with studying.

Carlos/correr/en la pista
Nosotros/estudiar/para el examen
Yo/tocar/el saxofon
Michelle, Kenia y Grisel/hablar/por telefono

(Oh yeah. Sorry, Goron Man, but I wanted this one to look serious. Hey, maybe the lack of accents where they're supposed to be counts, eh?)

Originally Posted by Andross

And I thought my problem last time was tough...

Anyway. I just now remembered that my grade last nine weeks was a D. Dangerously close to failing, eh? Anyway, today, I learned that I'm soon to have a Test. On conjugations.

It would be helpful if someone here can take these examples and conjugate them in present, present progressive, past, and future tenses. If somone can put these in to sentences, it would really help me with studying.

Carlos/correr/en la pista
Nosotros/estudiar/para el examen
Yo/tocar/el saxofon
Michelle, Kenia y Grisel/hablar/por telefono

(Oh yeah. Sorry, Goron Man, but I wanted this one to look serious. Hey, maybe the lack of accents where they're supposed to be counts, eh?)

Hmmm... present:

Carlos corre en la pista.
Nosotros estudiamos para el examen
Yo toco el saxofon
Michelle, Kenia y Grisel hablan por telefono

Pres Prog:

Carlos esta corriendo en la pista
Nosotros estamos estudiando para el examen
Yo estoy toco el saxofon
Michelle, Kenia y Grisel estan hablando por telefono

*esta, estoy, and estan have accents over the a, o, and a, respectively

Past:

Carlos corrio en la pista
Nosotros estudiamos para el examen
Yo toque el saxofon
Michelle, Kenia y Grisel hablaron por telefono

*accents over o in corrio, and e in toque. Toque has a spelling change due to needing the hard c sound before an e

I, sadly, have not gotten to future yet. Sorry. Also, there are accents on examen (last e), saxofon (second o), and telefono (second e). Also, if someone could check my work, that'd be nice.

Originally Posted by italiangenius91

Hmmm... present:
Yo estoy toco el saxofon

Shouldn't toco be tocando? ^^:

The imperfect also falls under past tense along with the preterite, right...? In which case, one can also have:
Carlos corría en la pista.
Nosotros estudiábamos para el examen.
Yo tocaba el saxofon.
Michelle, Kenia y Grisel hablaban por telefono.

Future conjugation would be:
Carlos correrá en la pista.
Nosotros estudiaremos para el examen.
Yo tocaré el saxofon.
Michelle, Kenia y Grisel hablarán por telefono.

Hey thanks. I knew I'd make a mistake. And I also haven't gotten to imperfect yet. I'm still waiting for the stupid people in my class to get progressive and direct objects (I may make a mistake, but I do understand the rules ). Thanks.

No problem. ^^ My class just recently (recently=two weeks) finished up the past tense. @_@;

the words saxofón and teléfono have accent too...
everything else is just as italiangenius91 and Lucien said.