500 Verbs - Present, Past, Past, Future: Let's practice - Beginner's Exercise
500 Verbs - Present, Past, Past, Future:
Let's practice Spanish Verbs - Will we make it to 'zurcir'?
500 verbs list to use in order
2nd round list to use:
Lots of Spanish Verbs - 2nd round
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Let's keep it simple.
Use the verb in its simplest form:
subject + verb (you may choose any subject but use it consistently):
Post 1 present, 1 past preterit, 1 past imperfect, 1 future.
Use the conjugation tool (blue toolbar - top of page) to learn and check yourself.
Encourage others with a vote for their persistence.
Optional: Use an image if you like to remember the verb's meaning & here's a link for formatting tricks. Use a Vocaroo if you want to practice saying each of them. Add flashcards if you'd like. Vocaroo link for pronunciation practice
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500 Verbos - presente, pretérito, imperfecto, futuro: Vamos a practicar los verbos españoles. ¿Alcanzaremos al verbo ultimo, 'zurcir'?
Acuérdese de hacer clic el más reciente. Hay que subirlos en el órden de A,B,C usando la lista de arriba. Sube el número de verbo y lista (1.1 abitir).
Vamos a mantenerlo sencillo.
Usa el verbo en la forma más simple: sujecto + verbo
1 presente, 1 pretérito, 1 pretérito imperfect, future
Haz clic para conjugarlos en la barra azul para chequearte.
Anima a otras con uno voto para su tesón.
Opcional: Usa una imágen illustrarlo, si quieres, Puedes usar Vocaroo si quieres paracticar decir cada uno de ellos.
Just a fun verb game link from Maria-Russell
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agujerear - to pierce, to puncture, to bore, to perforate
*We have completed the 'ag' list. Click the 'a' list and type in "ah" for the current list of verbs (ahogar will be next - note there are only 3 words in that list - so after those 3 type in "ai" - only a one word list aislar - same with 'aj' - ajustar. The 'al' list will finally see a string of verbs again.
Ha agujereado. - He has punctured.
Agujerea. - He pierces.
Agujereó. - He punctured.
Agujereaba. - He used to perforate.
Agujereará. - He will bore.
Agujerearía. - He would bore.
Agujeree. - ....that he may perforate....
List ah - take link to Verb List then type ah into the search box.
ahogar - to drown, suffocate
Many variations of meaning: to strangle, flood, extinguish, quell, hinder & more... La angustia me ahoga. ~ I am overcome with anguish.// Ahogarse en un vaso de agua. ~ To make a mountain out of a molehill. More...at: SD trans/ahogar Irreg.1st Pers Pret: ahogué - I suffocated / drowned Irreg. Pres. Sbj. - All - Irreg. Usted/es commands
han ahogado - they have drowned ... Participle: ahogado
ahogan - they suffocate...
ahogaron - they drowned...
ahogaban - they were drowning... or they used to drown...
ahogarán - they will suffocate...
ahogarían - they would suffocate...
ahoguen - that they may drown/may suffocate
List ah- take link to Verb List then type ah into the search box.
ahorcar - to hang
modismos: a la fuerza ahorcan ~ there is no alternative// ¡Que me ahorquen! ~ Cross my heart! Irregular in 1st Pers. Pret (ahorqué - I hung) ...thus All forms Pres. Subjunctive are Irreg. & usted/ustedes commands.
hemos ahorcado - we have hung Participle: ahorcado
ahorcamos - we hang {Pres. & Pret. identical - use context to discern meaning} ahorcamos -we hung
ahorcábamos - we were hanging or we used to hang
ahorcaremos - we will hang!
ahorcaríamos - we would hang
ahorquemos- that we may hang
Click 'a' verb list, then type in "ai" (there's only one) for our next verb.
Ahorrar - to save
Ahórrame los detalles. - Spare me the details.
He ahorrado. - She has saved.
Ahorras. - You save.
Ahorraste. - You saved.
Ahorrabas. - You used to save.
Ahorrarás. - You will save.
Ahorrarías. - You would save.
Ahorres. - ....that you (may) save....
*We have completed the 'ah' list. Click the 'a' list and type in "ai" for the current list of verbs - a one word list 'aislar' - same with 'aj' - ajustar. The 'al' list will finally see a string of verbs again
List ag- take link to Verb List then type ag into the search box.
aguantar - to bear, to put up with something...
May also mean: to hold on, endure, to stand it... Apenas podía aguantar la risa. ~ She couldn't hold back her laughter. // No sé si podré aguantar ese ritmo. ~ I don't know if I'll be able to stand the pace. Many more sample phrases at SD trans/aguantar
has aguantado - you have born (familiar) - - Participle: aguantado
aguanta un poco más ~ hold on a bit longer
aguantas - you bear
aguantaste you bore
aguantabas -you were bearing or you used to bear
aguantarás - you will bear
aguantarías - you would bear
aguantes - that you may bear
List ag Click here for: Verb List See small search box (upper right) Type in ag for our List.
agriar - to turn sour, to embitter
ha agriado - (formal) you have become sour; it/he/she has become sour/embittered
Very irregular in the Boot of both the Present Indicative & Subj.-Two forms each Sing.&3Pl;.- also Imperatives(except vosotros). Go to Verb List link above . . .
agría; agria - you turn sour; it/he/she turns sour
agría; agria - you/ it/ he/she turned sour
agriaba - you...were turning - sour or you... used to turn sour - - - - [1st person uses same form . . .]
agriará - you ... will turn sour
agriaría - you ... would turn sour [1st pers.(yo - I)uses same form - use pronoun or context]
agríe; agrie - that you ... may turn sour [1st person uses same forms - use pronoun or context to clarify meaning]
List ag type 'ag' in search box
Agrandar - to enlarge
Has agrandado. - You have enlarged.
Agrandas. - You enlarge.
Agrandaste. - You enlarged.
Agrandabas. - You enlarged.
Agrandarías. - You would enlarge.
Agrandarás - You will enlarge.
Agrandes. - That you may enlarge.
No agrandes el problema con tu actitud negativa.
Don't aggravate (or exacerbate) the problem with your negative attitude.
*To get to the current list, click A then type in 'ag' to the searchbox.
agregar - to add
Irregular verb - ga-> gu in the 'yo' form of the past preterit tense (agregué) and in all the present subjunctive tense forms.
Han agregado. - They have added.
Agregan. - They add.
Agregaron. - They added.
Agregaban. - They added often.
Agregarán. - They will add.
Agregarían. - They would add.
Agreguen. - ....that they add....
List ag- take link to Verb List then type ag into the search box.
agravar - to make worse, aggravate
han agravado - they have made worse/aggravated -- Participle: agravado
agravan - they make worse/aggravate
agravaron - they made worse/aggravated
agravaban - they were aggravating or they used to aggravate
agravarán - they will make worse/aggravate
agravarían - they would make worse/aggravate
agraven - that they may make worse/may aggravate
List ag- take link to Verb List then type ag into the search box.
agradecer - to thank, to be grateful for ...
hemos agradecido - we have thanked Participle: agradecido
Irregular in the Present 1st pers. (S): agradezco - I thank. & thus in all forms Pres. Subj.
agradecemos - we thank
agradecimos - we thanked
agradecíamos - we were thanking or we used to thank
agradeceremos - we will thank
agradeceríamos - we would thank
agradezcamos - that we may thank
agachar - to bend down, to bow, to lower
often used: agacharse - to bow oneself, bend oneself down, etc.
List 'ag' - Type in 'ag' in the searchbox to get to the new list in order.
Has agachado. - You have lowered.....
Agachas un objeto. = You (tú) lower an object.
Agachaste un objeto. - You lowered an object.
Agachabas un objeto. - You used to lower an object.
Agacharás una maleta. - You will lower a suitcase.
Agacharías un objeto. - You would lower an object.
Agaches un objecto. - ...that you lower and object.
agotar - to wear out, to exhaust, use up
List 'ag' - type in 'ag' in the searchbox in the 'a' list.
Habéis agotado. - You (informal plural) have worn out.
Agotáis. - You (informal plural) wear out.
Agotasteis. - You (informal plural) used up.
Agotabais. - You (informal plural) used to exhaust.
Agotaréis. - You (informal plural) will wear out.
Agotaríais. - You (informal plural) would use up.
Agotéis. - ...that you (informal plural) wear out...
List Ag: Click here - Verb List - See small search box (upper right) Type in ag for our List.
agarrar - to grab
Other usage includes: to catch, get, hold on, to stick, take, have a fight and more at SD translate/agarrar note - vulgarity included
ha agarrado - you (formal) have grabbed; he/it/she has grabbed/fought/caught/held on/taken/stuck ...// El arroz se ha agarrado a la cazuela. ~ The rice has stuck to the pot.
agarra - you(formal) grab; he/it/she grabs
agarró - you .. grabbed
agarraba - you were/he... was grabbing or he/it/she/you used to grab
agarrará - you ... will grab/take ...
agarrará - you ... would grab/take ...
agarre - that you ... may grab/take ...
List ag Type in 'ag' in the seach box to get to the new list.
Agitar. - shake, beat, flap, wave.
Ha agitado. - She has waved.
Agita. - She waves.
Agitó. She waved.
Agitaba. She was waving, used to wave. waved.
Agitaría. - She would wave.
Agitará. - She will wave.
Agite. - She may wave.
Agitaba un pañuelo.
She was waving a handkerchief.
List ag- take link to Verb List then type ag into the search box.
agobiar - to overwhelm /are too much for
Me agobian las grandes ciudades. ~ Big cities are too much[overwhelming] for me. For more sample phrases see SD translation/agobiar
has agobiado - (familiar) you have overwhelmed - - *Participle: agobiado
agobias - you overwhelm 
agobiaste - you were too much for...
agobiabas - you were overwhelming or you used to be to much for
agobiarás - you will be too much for ...
agobiarías - you would be too much for ...
agobies - that you may be too much for ...
