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Verbs ending with AR, ER And IR!

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Can anyone please list all the verbs ending with AR,ER and IR... as there is an exam pleeese!

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updated Apr 3, 2014
posted by kunde_mary
As Kiwi says the answer is no we can't because we don't have enough space here. :) - ian-hill, May 1, 2013

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That's all the verbs that exist in Spanish so it would be a pretty long list lol.

Here's a list of the 100 most common Spanish verbs and their conjugations, perhaps that would be a good place to start.

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updated Apr 3, 2014
posted by Kiwi-Girl
Amazing answer! Thx. - kunde_mary, May 1, 2013
Great list, Kiwi - my Spanish must be getting better, because I knew every one of them without looking at the English answers! :) - Scribe-Lady, May 1, 2013
lol - glad to have helped, so if you look at any verb in Spanish you'll notice that they will all either end with -ar, -er, or -ir so as you can imagine there are 1 or 3 of them jeje - Kiwi-Girl, May 1, 2013
The -ur and -or lists are much easier to memorize. - rogspax, May 1, 2013
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-AR Verbs Ayudar- to help

Apagar- to turn off

Bailar- to dance

Bajar- to lower

Buscar-to look for

Cazar- to hunt

Cocinar- to cook

Cantar- to sing

Contestar- to answer

Camina- to walk

Comprar- to buy

Celebrar- to celebrate

Dibujar- to draw

Entrar- to enter

Enseñar- to teach

Escuchar- to listen

Estudiar- to study

Esperar- to wait; hope

Explicar- to explain

Esquiar- to ski

Ganar- to win

Hablar- to talk

Invitar- to invite

Lavar- to wash

Limpiar- to clean

Llamar- to call

Llegar- to arrive

Llevar-to wear

Llorar- to cry

Mirar- to look; watch

Montar- to ride

Nadar- to swim

Necesitar- to need

Olvidar- to forget

Patinar- to skate

Pagar- to pay money

Pescar- to fish

Pasar- to pass

Practicar- to practice

Preguntar- to ask questions

Preparar- to prepare

Presentar- to present

Sacar- to take out

Terminar- to end/finish

Tocar- to touch or play an instrument

Tomar- to drink or take

Trabajar- to work

Usar- to use

Viajar-to travel

Visitar- to visit

Most helpful ar verbs

updated Apr 3, 2014
posted by jessicamccall117
golly, it didn't look that long when I first posted it. - jessicamccall117, May 1, 2013
Oh my. and how long did it take you to do that!? :) - actorgirl, Apr 3, 2014
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That same site has frequency lists for each of the verb types too ar verbs, er verbs, ir verbs

updated Apr 3, 2014
posted by ricalebro