I think one of the best way about it is practice, and with a bit of time you can notice that a lot of verbs in spanish have similar ending. I would like to now, why the southern accent is different. sorry, I think I made a lot of mistakes haha, mi English is still very basic

Drilling works very well. I don't mean you can master verb conjugations overnight but if you're patient enough as to take one step at a time, you'll see that drills work beautifully.

I have found the WordReference site to be the best resource, when confirming the conjugation of verb forms. I use it very frequently for French and Spanish, since they verbs are nicely organized into classes of similar conjugation, according to their roots See link here: http://www.wordreference.com/conj/EsVerbs.aspx

You've probably already tried verb tables, so I would suggest writing sentences for each verb conjugation and saying them out loud. The only way to get them down is practice! Spanish has many irregular verbs so it can be difficult but with practice you'll find them easier and easier to remember! Try finding a spanish speaking person to practice with!