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Mi abuelo y yo caminamos en el parque bonito.

Mi abuelo y yo caminamos en el parque bonito.
My grandfather and I walk in the pretty park.
From Lesson 19:Regular -ar verbs·Spanish (Latin America)

Questions & Answers about Mi abuelo y yo caminamos en el parque bonito.

Why does the verb end in -amos here?
The ending -amos is used for the nosotros (we) form of regular -ar verbs like caminar (to walk). Because the subject is Mi abuelo y yo (My grandfather and I), it counts as we, so we use caminamos.
Why is it parque bonito instead of bonito parque?
In Spanish, descriptive adjectives like bonito (pretty) usually come after the noun they describe. So, the pretty park becomes el parque bonito.
Do I need to add nosotros before caminamos?
No, you do not need it. The ending of caminamos already tells us the subject is we. Also, since you already established the subject as Mi abuelo y yo, adding nosotros would be repetitive.
Could I use a instead of en for 'in the park'?
Not in this case. The preposition en means in, on, or at and is used to show where an activity is happening. You would use a (to) if you were walking towards a destination, like caminamos al parque (we walk to the park).

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