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Most Common Irregular Verbs in Spanish
A practical guide to the most common irregular Spanish verbs: the main irregularity types, key present and preterite forms, and a list of 25 to learn first.
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Spanish Grammar & Verbs
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Comer Present Tense: I Eat in Spanish
How to say I eat in Spanish: como. See the full present tense of comer, other tenses, the regular -er pattern, and how comer differs from cenar and desayunar.
Demonstrative Adjectives vs Pronouns in Spanish
Learn the difference between Spanish demonstrative adjectives and pronouns: este, ese and aquel forms, the neuter esto, eso, aquello, and the accent rule.
Empezar Conjugation: They Start in Spanish
Learn how to say they start in Spanish (ellos empiezan) and conjugate empezar in the present, preterite, imperfect, subjunctive and imperative, with examples.
Grow in Spanish: Past Tense Forms
How to say grew in Spanish: the past tense forms of crecer in the preterite and imperfect, plus how to say grow up, grow as a person and grow plants.
Gustar Forms in Spanish
Learn how gustar works in Spanish: gusta vs gustan, the six indirect object pronouns, forms in the present, preterite and more, plus verbs like gustar.
How to Say and Conjugate I See in Spanish
How to say I see in Spanish: veo, plus the full conjugation of ver in the present, preterite, imperfect, future and more, with examples and common mistakes.
Irregular Gerunds in Spanish
Learn how Spanish irregular gerunds work: -yendo verbs, e to i and o to u stem changes, a list of common examples, and when to use the gerund correctly.
Poner Present Tense: I Put in Spanish
How to say I put in Spanish: pongo. Learn the full present tense of poner, its preterite and other key forms, ponerse, and common expressions with examples.
Spanish Commands with Pronouns Practice
Practise Spanish commands with object and reflexive pronouns: placement rules, accent marks, the se lo rule, and exercises with answers, from dámelo to no se lo des.
Spanish Imperative Exercises
Practise Spanish commands with graded imperative exercises for tú, usted, ustedes, nosotros and vosotros, including irregular verbs, negatives, and an answer key.
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