conjugation of often used verbs

Question

Are their flashcards for infinitive, present, past of a single verb?

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Answer 1

Hi, and welcome.

Will you complete your profile, please?

If you are looking for certain verbs only, and certain tenses only, that's going to be difficult. You're best off making your own flashcard sets.

Looking at what's available here, I see some sets that are in your ballpark but not exactly what you want.

For example, here is a flashcard set of the verbs hablar, comer, and escribir in the simple present only.

And here is a set for tener that includes present, preterite, imperfect, and lots of tenses that aren't in your short list.

Good luck!

Answer 2

Hello Granger.

Welcome to the SpanishDict forum

For what purpose do you want flash-cards: to learn, or to revise verb conjugatons?

We often call often used verbs: High frequency verbs like ser /estar = to be, ir = to go, decir = to say, hacer = to do, llamar/llamarse = to call/to call oneself

We have a verb conjugation tool at Spanish dict that will give you the conjugations of numerous Spanish verbs in various tenses: eg Present indicative, future, conditional, preterite, imperfect etc You can access the SpanishDict conjugation tool by clicking on the blue, drop-down menu tab at the top of the page.

You can also find another excellent verb conjugaton tool on the EleMadrid website: http://www.elemadrid.com You need to look for verbs down the left hand side of the Home page, click on the word verbs, then when the page appears, correctly write the infinitive form of the desired verb in the box in the centre of the page, press conjugate and it will take you to the page displaying your chosen verb!

You can learn the conjugations of verbs this way or by buying a suitable verb book. I would strongly recommend: Barron's 501 Spanish verbs by Christopher and Theodore Kendris. (7th edition) There may be a revised and updated version of the book by now!

I do not know if anybody has already created any flash card set/s on Spanishdict to enable you to learn the verbs this way perhaps somebody else could enlighten us about that! You can find flash-cards on the blue drop down menu and by clicking on it, it will take you to all the SpanishDict flash card sets. You can put a search for Verb conjugations.

I hope this helps!