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Common verbs

Present and Preterite past tenses

QuestionAnswer
to swim nadar - regular verb
I swim, I'm swimming nado
You swim, You're swimming nadas
Miguel swims, Miguel's swimming nada
Ana and I swim, Ana and I are swimming nadamos
Miguel and Juan swim, Miguel and Juan are swimming nadan
I swam nadé
You swam nadaste
Miguel swam nadó
Ana and I swam nadamos
Miguel and Juan swam nadaron
to eat comer - regular verb
I eat, I'm eating como
You eat You're eating comes
Sr. Perez eats, Sr. Perez is eating come
My friends and I eat, My friends and I are eating comemos
My friends eat, My friends are eating comen
I ate comí
You ate comiste
Sr. Perez ate comió
My friends and I ate comimos
My friends ate comieron
to write escribir - regular verb
I write, I'm writing escribo
You write, You're writing escribes
The teacher writes, The teacher is writing escribe
My sister and I write, My sister and I are writing escribimos
The students write, The students are writing escriben
I wrote escribí
You wrote escribiste
The teacher wrote escribió
My sister and I wrote escribimos
The students wrote escribieron
to be (generally, long-term description, used with date and time) ser - completely irregular, same as ir
I am (description) soy
You are (description) eres
My family is (description) es
My family and I are (description) somos
My parents are (description) son
It was (description) fue
They were (description) fueron
to be (feeling/located) estar - irregular yo + accents, "u" stem
I am (feeling/located) estoy
You are (feeling/located) estás
Eva is (feeling/located) está
Eva and I are (feeling/located) estamos
Eva and Marcos are (feeling/located) están
I was (feeling/located) estuve
You were (feeling/located) estuviste
Eva was (feeling/located) estuvo
Eva and I were (feeling/located) estuvimos
Eva and Marcos were (feeling/located) estuvieron
to have tener - irregular yo + "ie" shoe verb, "u" stem
I have tengo
You have tienes
The house has tiene
My teammates and I have tenemos
The players have tienen
I had tuve
You had tuviste
The house had tuvo
My teammates and I had tuvimos
The players had tuvieron
to go ir - completely irregular, same as ser
I go, I'm going voy
You go, You're going vas
Marcos goes, Marcos is going va
Marcos and I go, Marcos and I are going vamos
Marcos and Juan go, Marcos and Juan are going van
I went fui
You went fuiste
Marcos went fue
Marcos and I went fuimos
Marcos and Juan went fueron
to play (sports/games) jugar - "ue" shoe verb, irregular yo
I play, I'm playing juego
You play, You're playing juegas
The team plays, The team is playing juega
My friends and I play, My friends and I are playing jugamos
My friends play, My friends are playing juegan
I played jugué
You played jugaste
The team played jugó
My friends and I played jugamos
My friends played jugaron
to look for buscar - regular, irregular yo
I look for busco
You look for buscas
My dog looks for busca
Miguel and I look for buscamos
Miguel and Eva look for buscaron
I looked for busqué
You looked for buscaste
My dog looked for buscó
Miguel and I looked for buscamos
Miguel and Eva looked for buscaron
to eat lunch almorzar - "ue" shoe verb, irrgular yo
I eat lunch, I am eating lunch almuerzo
You eat lunch, You are eating lunch almuerzas
My family eats lunch, My family is eating lunch almuerza
My brothers and I eat lunch, My brothers and I are eating lunch almorzamos
My brothers eat lunch, My brothers are eating lunch almuerzan
I ate lunch almorcé
You ate lunch almorzaste
My family ate lunch almorzó
My brothers and I ate lunch almorzamos
My brothers ate lunch almorzaron
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