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- INDICATIVE
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Present
- Regular
- Stem-Changing: e - ie
- Stem-Changing: o - ue
- Stem-Changing: e - i
- Stem-Changing: u - ue
- Stem-Changing: i - ie
- Irregular in the YO form
- Spell-Changing: g - j in yo
- Spell-Changing: gu - g in yo
- Spell-Changing: c - zc in yo
- Spell-Changing: c - z in yo
- Spell-Changing: i - y
- Add accent (i or u)
- Spell-Changing: qu - c in yo
- Irregular
- Preterite
- Imperfect
- Future
- Conditional
- Present progressive
- Past progressive
- Present perfect
- Future perfect
- Conditional perfect
- Pluperfect
- SUBJUNCTIVE
- Present subjunctive
- Imperfect subjunctive (-ra)
- Imperfect subjunctive (-se)
- Present perfect subjunctive
- Past perfect subjunctive (-ra)
- Past perfect subjunctive (-se)
- IMPERATIVE
- Tú commands
- Usted commands
- Nosotros commands
- Vosotros commands
CONJUGUEMOS REFERENCE
CONDITIONAL: Regular
Rules:
The conditional tense of regular verbs is formed just like the future: by adding the following endings to the infinitive of the verb. There is only one set of endings for all conditional tense verbs:
| ar/er/ir | ||||||
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Examples:
- I would eat. = Yo comería.
- They would read. = Ellos leerían.
Got it? Now go practice!
Sample verbs:
- acostumbrar
- conducir
- desvestirse
- entregar
- guiar
- perdonar
- cuidar
- acampar
- esconder
- apetecer