Well, basically, I just need to know verb tenses. If someone could explain how to conjugate -ar verbs with all the forms, like past, future, etc., that would be great. Thank you!
Anyone? This isn't a homework question, I'm in a Spanish class that is going too slow for me, so I decided to ask some real people, instead of consulting a website that wants me to click some button that says, "click here to get keylogged, and then spiked" to learn Spanish. It's not homework.
Gracis ustedes! ^_^

Esther has explained it well I think. However, imperfect past tense is for actions which took place over a period of time, but have now finished. whereas perfect past is for a one off event. Example: I wrote an email to my friend recently and I wanted to know if another friend (Mark) was with him during a two week trip which has now ended. I used estaba (imperfect). If I'd wanted to know if he was only there for a day I would have used fue (perfect).
In Latin America the you plural (-eis, -ais) form is generally not used.
Another way of forming future tense (which is more common) is to use the verb ir + infinitive of the verb. So voy estudiar espanol esta noche=I'm going to study spanish tonight.
Good luck with it.

Sorry sweetheart it looks as if all the spanish speakers are still in bed !! Try asking later on x

Haha, no. I couldnt even do that for English!

Caminar=walk

present, past, future

yo camino, caminé, caminaré
tú caminas, caminaste, caminarás
él/ella camina, caminó, caminará
nosotros caminamos, caminamos, caminaremos
ustedes caminan, caminaron, caminarán
ellos/ellas caminan, caminaron, caminarán

Hi! well you don't worry is easy:
well, we will use as example the verb 'hablar', the root of the verb is habla, ok?

so present is:
yo hablo
tu habla-s
el habla
nosotros habla-mos
vosotros habla-is
ellos habla-n (of course the symbol - is not written, I have written it, to explain it better)

imperfect past (is used for not very past actions)
yo habla-ba
tu habla-bas
el habla-ba
nosotros habla-bamos
vosotros habla-bais
ellos habla-ban

perfect past (it's a finished past)
yo hable
tu habla-ste
el hablo
nosotros habla-mos
vosotros habla-steis
ellos habla-ron

future
yo habla-re
tu habla-ras
el habla-ra
nosotros habla-remos
vosotros habla-reis
ellos habla-ran

well, I think these are the basics, if you have any doubt, please, ask it...

you have miss spelt it it is conjugcion it means
combination

There are irregular verbs and regular verbs. The regular verbs have the same endings.

Take tener-to have
It's irregular. To conjegate it you'd do this:
tengo-I have
tienes-you have
tiene-he/she has
tenemos-we have
tienen-they have

Hablar-to speak These are the conjugations.
hablo
hablas
habla
hablamos
hablan

All regular verbs ending in -ar have the same conjugation endings.
-o -I
-as - you
-a - he/she (you formal)
-amos -we
-an - they

bailar- to dance
bailo- I dance
bailas-you dance
baila -he/she (you formal) dance
bailamos- we dance
bailan-they dance

These are present conjugations. Later on you will learn past, future, etc. conjugations.