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    This document lists the conjugations of common regular verbs in Spanish, including the present, past, past participle, and gerund (present participle) forms. It provides the infinitive form of each verb on the left and its conjugated forms across the top in Spanish. Some examples listed are abrir (to open), aceptar (to accept), amar (to love), and aprender (to learn). In total, over 50 regular Spanish verbs and their forms are provided.

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    This document lists the conjugations of common regular verbs in Spanish, including the present, past, past participle, and gerund (present participle) forms. It provides the infinitive form of each verb on the left and its conjugated forms across the top in Spanish. Some examples listed are abrir (to open), aceptar (to accept), amar (to love), and aprender (to learn). In total, over 50 regular Spanish verbs and their forms are provided.

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    This document lists the conjugations of common regular verbs in Spanish, including the present, past, past participle, and gerund (present participle) forms. It provides the infinitive form of each verb on the left and its conjugated forms across the top in Spanish. Some examples listed are abrir (to open), aceptar (to accept), amar (to love), and aprender (to learn). In total, over 50 regular Spanish verbs and their forms are provided.

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    This document lists the conjugations of common regular verbs in Spanish, including the present, past, past participle, and gerund (present participle) forms. It provides the infinitive form of each verb on the left and its conjugated forms across the top in Spanish. Some examples listed are abrir (to open), aceptar (to accept), amar (to love), and aprender (to learn). In total, over 50 regular Spanish verbs and their forms are provided.

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    Regular verbs

    Presente Pasado/Past Pasado participio/Past Gerundio/Present Spanish


    Participle Progressive
    Open Opened Opened Opening Abrir
    Accept Accepted Accepted Accepting Aceptar
    Love Loved Loved Loving Amar
    Learn Learned Learned Learning Aprender
    Hurry Hurried Hurried Hurrying Apresurarse
    Dare Dared Dared Daring Atreverse
    Help Helped Helped Helping Ayudar
    Dance Danced Danced Dancing Bailar
    Erase Erased Erased Erasing Borrar
    Change Changed Changed Changing Cambiar
    Walk Walked Walked Walking Caminar
    Close Closed Closed Closing Cerrar
    Date Dated Dated Dating Citar
    Cook Cooked Cooked Cooking Cocinar
    Consider Considered Considered Considering Considerar
    Count Counted Counted Counting Contar
    Answer Answered Answered Answering Contestar
    Wish Wished Wished Wishing Desear
    Start Started Started Starting Empezar
    Push Pushed Pushed Pushing Empujar
    Deliver Delivered Delivered Delivering Entregar
    Listen Listened listened Listering Escuchar
    Expect Expected Expected Expecting Esperar (esperanza)
    Wait Waited Waited Waiting Esperar (lugar)
    Study Studied Studied Studying Estudiar
    Miss Missed Missed Missing Extrañar
    Smoke Smoked Smoked Smoking Fumar
    Enjoy Enjoyed Enjoyed Enjoying Gozar
    Like Liked Liked Liking Gustar
    Talk Talked Talked Talking Hablar
    Intend Intended Intended Intending Intentar
    Play Played Played Playing Jugar
    Wash Washed Washed Washing Lavar
    Clean Cleaned Cleaned Cleaning Limpiar
    Arrive Arrived Arrived Arriving Llegar
    Fill Filled Filled Filling Llenar
    Rain Rained Rained Raining Llover
    Look Looked Looked Looking Mirar
    Show Showed Showed Showing Mostrar
    Need Needed Needed Nedding Necesitar
    Name Named Named Naming Nombrar
    Order Ordered Ordered Ordering Ordenar
    Stop Stopped Stopped Stopping Parar
    Stay Stayed Stayed Staying Permanecer
    Belong Belonged Belonged Belonging Pertenecer
    Plan Planned Planned Planning Planear
    Plant Planted Planted Planting Plantar
    Practice Practiced Practiced Practicing Practicar
    Ask Asked Asked Asking Preguntar
    Want Wanted Wanted Wanting Querer
    Remember Remembered Remembered Remembering Recordar
    Rent Rented Rented Renting Rentar
    Repeat Repeated Repeated Repeating Repetir
    Resist Resisted Resisted Resisting Resistir
    Jump Jumped Jumped Jumping Saltar
    Follow Followed Followed Following Seguir
    Point Pointed Pointed Pointing Señalar
    End Ended Ended Ending Terminar
    Finish Finished Finished Finishing Terminar
    Work Worked Worked Working Trabajar
    Try Tried Tried Trying Tratar
    Climb Climbed Climbed Cilmbing Trepar
    Use Used Used Using Usar
    Dress Dressed Dressed Dressing Vestir
    Travel Travelled Travelled Traveling Viajar
    Visit Visited Visited Visiting Visitar
    Live Lived Lived Living Vivir
    Turn Turned Turned Turning Voltear

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