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List of Irregular Spanish Verbs
Ir Dar Haber
Ser Venir Poner
Estar Querer Saber
Hacer Andar
Tener Traer
Decir Poder
Ir
To go
Ser
To be
Estar
To be
Hacer
To make; to do
Tener
To have
Decir
To say
Dar
To give
Venir
To come
Querer
To want
Andar
To walk
(more leisurely than "cambiar")
Traer
To bring
Poder
To be able to
Haber
Used rarely: present tense "Hay" means "There is" or "There are." Preterite tense "Hubo" means "There was" or "There were"
Poner
To put
Saber
To know
What happens to verbs that end in -car when conjugated to the preterite?
-c changes to -qu in the first person ONLY
What happens to verbs that end in -gar when conjugated to the preterite?
-g changes to -gu in the first person ONLY
What happens to verbs that end in -zar when conjugated to the preterite?
-z changes to -c in the first person ONLY
What words receive a "y" when being conjugated to the preterite?
leer
caer
oír
incluir
When do these words receive a "y"
In the third person singular and plural
Leer
To read
Caer
To fall
Oír
To hear
Incluir
To include
Third person singular conjugations of:
leer
caer
oír
incluir
leyó
cayó
oyó
incluyo
Third person plural conjugations of:
leer
caer
oír
incluir
leyeron
cayeron
oyeron
incluyeron
What happens to verbs that end in -ucir when conjugated to the preterite?
They receive a "j" in the first, second and third person conjugations, singular and plural
What are some examples?
Traducir
Producir
Reproducir
Conducir
Traducir
(meaning)
To Translate
Traducir
(Preterite Conjugation)
Traduje Tradujimos
Tradujiste Tradujisteis
Tradujo Tradujeron
Producir
(Meaning)
To produce
Producir
(Preterite Conjugation)
Produje Produjimos
Produjiste Produjisteis
Produjo Produjeron
Reproducir
(Meaning)
Reproduce
Reproducir
(Preterite Conjugation)
Reproduje Reprodujimos
Reprodujiste Reprodujisteis
Reprodujo Reprodujeron
Conducir
(Meaning)
To drive
To handle
To conduct
Conducir
(Preterite Conjugation)
Conduje Condujimos
Condujiste Condujisteis
Condujo Condujeron
Preterite conjugation for regular -ar verb (Use hablar as example)
hablé
hablaste
habló
hablamos
hablasteis
hablaron
Preterite conjugation for regular -er verb (Use comer as example)
Comí
Comiste
Comió
Comimos
Comisteis
Comieron
Preterite conjugation for regular -ir verb (Use escribir as example)
Escribí
Escribiste
Escribió
Escribimos
Escribisteis
Escribieron
Preterite conjugation for ir
fui
fuiste
fue
fuimos
fuisteis
fueron
Preterite conjugation for ser
fui
fuiste
fue
fuimos
fuisteis
fueron
Preterite conjugation for estar
estuve
estuviste
estuvo
estuvimos
estuvisteis
estuvieron
Preterite conjugation for hacer
hice
hiciste
hizo
hicimos
hicisteis
hicieron
Preterite conjugation for tener
tuve
tuviste
tuvo
tuvimos
tuvisteis
tuvieron
Preterite conjugation for decir
dije
dijiste
dijo
dijimos
dijisteis
dijeron
Preterite conjugation for dar
di
diste
dio
dimos
disteis
dieron
Preterite conjugation for venir
vine
viniste
vino
vinimos
vinisteis
vinieron
Preterite conjugation for querer
quise
quisiste
quiso
quisimos
quisisteis
quisieron
Preterite conjugation for andar
anduve
anduviste
anduvo
anduvimos
anduvisteis
anduvieron
Preterite conjugation for traer
traje
trajiste
trajo
trajimos
trajisteis
trajeron
Preterite conjugation for Poder
pude
pudiste
pudo
pudimos
pudisteis
pudieron
Preterite conjugation of haber
hube
hubiste
hubo
hubimos
hubisteis
hubieron
Preterite conjugation of poner
puse
pusiste
puso
pusimos
pusisteis
pusieron
Preterite conjugation of saber
supe
supiste
supo
supimos
supisteis
supieron
¿Cuándo usar el Pretérito?
1. Una acción deinitiva del pasado.

2. Una acción completada en el pasado

3. Acciones sucesivas en el pasado

4. El comienzo y/o el final de una acción descritas o implícitas
What words have different meanings in their infinitive vs. their preterite forms?
saber
conocer
querer
no querer
poder
no poder
What is the difference between the infinitive and preterite forms of saber?
infinitive means to know (facts or information)
preterite means to find out
What is the difference between the infinitive and preterite forms of conocer?
infinitive means to know or be familiar with (people or places)
preterite means to meet
What is the difference between the infinitive and preterite forms of querer?
infinitive means to want
preterite means to try
What is the difference between the infinitive and preterite forms of no querer?
infinitive means not to want
preterite means to refuse
What is the difference between the infinitive and preterite forms of poder?
infinitive means to be able to (do something)
preterite means to succeed (in doing something)
What is the difference between the infinitive and preterite forms of no poder?
infinitive means not to be able, capable (of doing something)

preterite means to fail (in doing something)