Spanish Classroom-Verbs and Conjugation

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AR Ending Verbs

All AR ending verbs (that are regular) will have conjugation done in this way for present, past and future conditions. Some regular AR ending verbs are listed below these charts.
Present Tense drop -AR ending and add:
I yo -o hablar (to speak) => yo hablo (I speak)
you (informal) -as tú hablas (you speak)
you (formal) usted -a ud. habla (you speak)
we nosotros -amos nosotros hablamos (we speak)
you (informal) vosotros -áis vosotros habláis (you all/they speak)
you (formal) ellos, ustedes -an uds. hablan (you all/they speak)
Past Tense drop -AR ending and add:
I yo hablar (to speak) => yo hablé (I spoke)
you (informal) -aste tú hablaste (you spoke)
you (formal) usted ud. habló (you spoke)
we nosotros -amos nosotros hablamos (we spoke)
you (informal) vosotros -asteis vosotros hablasteis (you all/they spoke)
you (formal) ellos, ustedes -aron uds. hablaron (you all/they speak)
Future Tense drop -AR ending and add:
I yo -aré hablar (to speak) => yo hablaré (I will speak)
you (informal) -arás tú hablarás (you will speak)
you (formal) usted -ará ud. hablará (you will speak)
we nosotros -aremos nosotros hablaremos (we will speak)
you (informal) vosotros -aréis vosotros hablaréis (you all/they will speak)
you (formal) ellos, ustedes -arán uds. hablarán (you all/they will speak)

ER Ending Verbs

All ER ending verbs (that are regular) will have conjugation done in this way for present, past and future conditions. Some regular ER ending verbs are listed below these charts.
Present Tense drop -ER ending and add:
I yo -o vender (to sell) => yo vendo (I sell)
you (informal) -es tú vendes (you sell)
you (formal) usted -e ud. vende (you sell)
we nosotros -emos nosotros vendemos (we sell)
you (informal) vosotros -éis vosotros vendéis (you all/they sell)
you (formal) ellos, ustedes -en uds. venden (you all/they sell)
Past Tense drop -ER ending and add:
I yo vender (to sell) => yo vendí (I sold)
you (informal) -iste tú vendiste (you sold)
you (formal) usted -ió ud. vendió (you sold)
we nosotros -imos nosotros vendimos (we sold)
you (informal) vosotros -isteis vosotros vendisteis (you all/they sold)
you (formal) ellos, ustedes -ieron uds. vendieron (you all/they sold)
Future Tense drop -ER ending and add:
I yo -eré vender (to sell) =>yo venderé (I will sell)
you (informal) -erás tú venderás (you will sell)
you (formal) usted -erá ud. venderá (you will sell)
we nosotros -eremos nosotros venderemos (we will sell)
you (informal) vosotros -eréis vosotros venderéis (you all/they will sell)
you (formal) ellos, ustedes -erán uds. venderán (you all/they will sell)

IR Ending Verbs

All IR ending verbs (that are regular) will have conjugation done in this way for present, past and future conditions. Some regular IR ending verbs are listed below these charts.
Present Tense drop -IR ending and add:
I yo -o vivir (to live) => yo vivo (I live)
you (informal) -es tú vives (you live)
you (formal) usted -e ud. vive (you live)
we nosotros -imos nosotros vivimos (we live)
you (informal) vosotros -ís vosotros vivís (you all/they live)
you (formal) ellos, ustedes -en uds. viven (you all/they live)
Past Tense drop -IR ending and add:
I yo vivir (to live) => yo viví (I lived)
you (informal) -iste tú viviste (you lived)
you (formal) usted -ió ud. vivió (you lived)
we nosotros -imos nosotros vivimos (we lived)
you (informal) vosotros -isteis vosotros vivisteis (you all/they lived)
you (formal) ellos, ustedes -ieron uds. vivieron (you all/they lived)
Future Tense drop -IR ending and add:
I yo -iré vivir (to live) => yo viviré (I will live)
you (informal) -irás tú vivirás (you will live)
you (formal) usted -irá ud. vivirá (you will live)
we nosotros -iremos nosotros viviremos (we will live)
you (informal) vosotros -iréis vosotros viviréis (you all/they will live)
you (formal) ellos, ustedes -irán uds. vivirán (you all/they will live)
PRESENT TENSE: regular verbs
1. ABRIR : to open
Yo: abro Nosotros: abrimos
Tú: abres Vosotros: abrís
Ella: abre Ellos: abren
2. APRENDER : to learn
Yo: aprendo Nosotros: aprendemos
Tú: aprendes Vosotros: aprendéis
Ella: aprende Ellos: aprenden
3. ASISTIR : to attend
Yo: asisto Nosotros: asistimos
Tú: asistes Vosotros: asistís
Ella: asiste Ellos: asisten
4. BAILAR : to dance
Yo: bailo Nosotros: bailamos
Tú: bailas Vosotros: bailáis
Ella: baila Ellos: bailan
5. BARRER : to sweep
Yo: barro Nosotros: barremos
Tú: barres Vosotros: barréis
Ella: barre Ellos: barren
6. BEBER : to drink
Yo: bebo Nosotros: bebemos
Tú: bebes Vosotros: bebéis
Ella: bebe Ellos: beben
7. BORRAR : to erase
Yo: borro Nosotros: borramos
Tú: borras Vosotros: borráis
Ella: borra Ellos: borran
8. CAMINAR : to walk
Yo: camino Nosotros: caminamos
Tú: caminas Vosotros: camináis
Ella: camina Ellos: caminan
9. CANTAR : to sing
Yo: canto Nosotros: cantamos
Tú: cantas Vosotros: cantáis
Ella: canta Ellos: cantan
10. COCINAR : to cook
Yo: cocino Nosotros: cocinamos
Tú: cocinas Vosotros: cocináis
Ella: cocina Ellos: cocinan
11. COMER : to eat
Yo: como Nosotros: comemos
Tú: comes Vosotros: coméis
Ella: come Ellos: comen
12. COMPRENDER : to understand
Yo: comprendo Nosotros: comprendemos
Tú: comprendes Vosotros: comprendéis
Ella: comprende Ellos: comprenden
13. CORRER : to run
Yo: corro Nosotros: corremos
Tú: corres Vosotros: corréis
Ella: corre Ellos: corren
14. DESAYUNAR : to have breakfast
Yo: desayuno Nosotros: desayunamos
Tú: desayunas Vosotros: desayunáis
Ella: desayuna Ellos: desayunan
15. DIBUJAR : to draw
Yo: dibujo Nosotros: dibujamos
Tú: dibujas Vosotros: dibujáis
Ella: dibuja Ellos: dibujan
16. ESCRIBIR : to write
Yo: escribo Nosotros: escribimos
Tú: escribes Vosotros: escribís
Ella: escribe Ellos: escriben
17. ESCUCHAR : to listen
Yo: escucho Nosotros: escuchamos
Tú: escuchas Vosotros: escucháis
Ella: escucha Ellos: escuchan
18. HABLAR : to speak
Yo: hablo Nosotros: hablamos
Tú: hablas Vosotros: habláis
Ella: habla Ellos: hablan
19. LAVAR : to wash
Yo: lavo Nosotros: lavamos
Tú: lavas Vosotros: laváis
Ella: lava Ellos: lavan
20. LEER : to read
Yo: leo Nosotros: leemos
Tú: lees Vosotros: leéis
Ella: lee Ellos: leen
21. LIMPIAR : to clean
Yo: limpio Nosotros: limpiamos
Tú: limpias Vosotros: limpiáis
Ella: limpia Ellos: limpian
22. LLEVAR : to wear, to carry
Yo: llevo Nosotros: llevamos
Tú: llevas Vosotros: lleváis
Ella: lleva Ellos: llevan
23. MIRAR : to watch
Yo: miro Nosotros: miramos
Tú: miras Vosotros: miráis
Ella: mira Ellos: miran
24. MONTAR : to ride
Yo: monto Nosotros: montamos
Tú: montas Vosotros: montáis
Ella: monta Ellos: montan
25. NADAR : to swim
Yo: nado Nosotros: nadamos
Tú: nadas Vosotros: nadáis
Ella: nada Ellos: nadan
26. PRESTAR : to lend
Yo: presto Nosotros: prestamos
Tú: prestas Vosotros: prestáis
Ella: presta Ellos: prestan
27. RECIBIR : to receive
Yo: recibo Nosotros: recibimos
Tú: recibes Vosotros: recibís
Ella: recibe Ellos: reciben
28. SUBIR : to go up, to rise
Yo: subo Nosotros: subimos
Tú: subes Vosotros: subís
Ella: sube Ellos: suben
29. VENDER : to sell
Yo: vendo Nosotros: vendemos
Tú: vendes Vosotros: vendéis
Ella: vende Ellos: venden
30. VIVIR : to live
Yo: vivo Nosotros: vivimos
Tú: vives Vosotros: vivís
Ella: vive Ellos: viven

IR Ending Verbs

All IR ending verbs (that are regular) will have conjugation done in this way for present, past and future conditions. Some regular IR ending verbs are listed below these charts.
Present Tense drop -IR ending and add:
I yo -o vivir (to live) => yo vivo (I live)
you (informal) -es tú vives (you live)
you (formal) usted -e ud. vive (you live)
we nosotros -imos nosotros vivimos (we live)
you (informal) vosotros -ís vosotros vivís (you all/they live)
you (formal) ellos, ustedes -en uds. viven (you all/they live)

Common irregular verbs

Some verbs are so irregular that you will not be able to recognize when a conjugated form goes with the infinitive of the verb. The most irregular verbs in Spanish are also the most common, so you see the conjugated forms of these verbs often. Eventually, you will come to know the conjugated forms of these verbs so well that it may be difficult to remember the infinitive form. The verb ir means “to go .” Notice that the entire verb looks like the – ir infinitive ending, but it is conjugated nothing at all like a normal – ir verb. Also, notice that the conjugated forms of the verb ir in Table 1 look more like they come from some – ar verb with a v in it.
Once you get used to thinking that voy, vas, va, vamos, vais, and van all mean go or goes, it’s hard to remember that the infinitive that means “to go” is the verb ir. Another really irregular verb is ser, which means “to be .” Be aware that each word that follows a pronoun in Table 2 is the entire form of the verb. As luck would have it, the most common form, es, sounds a lot like its English equivalent “is .” Not only is ser irregular in its conjugated forms, it also has to compete with the verb estar, which also means “to be.”

Irregular verbs in the yo form

Several common verbs in Spanish are completely regular verbs except for the yo form. These are usually called yo irregulars. To help you remember the irregular yo form as you work through this section, verbs with the same irregular yo form are grouped together.
–oy verbs
There are two extremely important verbs that are irregular only because the yo form of the verb ends in – oydar (to give) and estar (to be). As you can see in Tables 3 and 4, the rest of the forms of the verbs have regular endings.Notice that the verb estar has accent marks on all forms except the first person yo and the first person plural nosotros/nosotras.
–go verbs
There are many verbs with a yo form that ends in – go even though there is not a single letter g in the infinitive. Most of these verbs are regular in all of the rest of their forms.The four simplest and most common – go verbs are:The verbs hacer, poner, and valer are all regular – er verbs with an irregular yo form that ends in – go. Tables 5, 6, and 7 show how to conjugate each verb.
Salir is a – go verb like poner, hacer, and valer. However, because it is an – ir verb, it will have the regular endings for an – ir verb, which differ slightly from – er verbs in the nosotros/nosotras and vosotros/vosotrasforms, as shown in Table 8. The next two verbs, caer (to fall) and traer (to bring), follow the regular – er verb patterns of a – go verb, except for the irregular yo form, which adds an i to the conjugated form, as shown in Tables 9 and 10.
Three common – go verbs also fall under another irregular category called stem‐changing verbs. The irregular – go ending of the yo form follows to keep the list of ‐ go verbs together.
Normally you can’t predict that a verb will be irregular in its yo form unless you already know the verb. There is one rule that is consistent, however. If the infinitive of the verb ends in a vowel followed by – cer or – cir, theyo form of the verb ends in – zco. Here are the infinitive forms of some of the most common –zco verbs:These verbs are all conjugated exactly like conocer, which is the example used in Table 11. Use this table as model when you need to conjugate the other –zco verbs.There are many verbs that end in – ducir. Because they all have the same ending, a vowel followed by – cir, they are conjugated the same way. All their forms are regular except the yo form, which ends in – zco.Four common – ducir verbs are presented in the following list. The verb producir is conjugated in Table 12. Use that table as a model to conjugate the other three, as well as any other – ducir verb.
ver and saber
Two other verbs have unique yo forms. Both ver (to see) and saber (to know [a fact]) are regular – er verbs in all forms except the yo form, but their yo forms are completely different, as shown in Tables 13 and 14.
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