Spanish verb conjugation
Verbs are where Spanish asks most of you and gives most back. Each page here carries the present and past tense, the Spain form where it differs, two sentences you could say today, and the one thing about that verb that trips people up.
The irregular verbs, which are also the common ones
Spanish keeps its oldest verbs irregular, and those are exactly the verbs you need first. Learn these before any rule.
irregular
ser
to be, for identity
soy, eres, es
irregular
estar
to be, for state and location
estoy, estás, está
irregular
tener
to have
tengo, tienes, tiene
irregular
ir
to go
voy, vas, va
irregular
hacer
to do, to make
hago, haces, hace
irregular
poder
to be able to, can
puedo, puedes, puede
irregular
querer
to want, to love
quiero, quieres, quiere
irregular
decir
to say, to tell
digo, dices, dice
irregular
saber
to know a fact
sé, sabes, sabe
irregular
ver
to see
veo, ves, ve
irregular
dar
to give
doy, das, da
irregular
venir
to come
vengo, vienes, viene
The regular models
Three verbs whose endings then apply to hundreds of others.