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Yo Present (Indicative)
I stop
Tú Present (Indicative)
You stop
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Indicative)
He/She stops,You (formal) stop
Nosotros Present (Indicative)
We stop
Vosotros Present (Indicative)
You (plural) stop
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Indicative)
They stop,You (plural) stop
Yo Preterite (Indicative)
I stopped
Tú Preterite (Indicative)
You stopped
Él / Ella / Usted Preterite (Indicative)
He/She stopped,You (formal) stopped
Nosotros Preterite (Indicative)
We stopped
Vosotros Preterite (Indicative)
You (plural) stopped
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Preterite (Indicative)
They stopped,You (plural) stopped
Yo Imperfect (Indicative)
I stopped, I used to stop
Tú Imperfect (Indicative)
You stopped, You used to stop
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect (Indicative)
He/She stopped, He/She used to stop, You (formal) stopped, You (formal) used to stop
Nosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
We stopped, We used to stop
Vosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
You (plural) stopped, You (plural) used to stop
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect (Indicative)
They stopped, They used to stop, You (plural) stopped, You (plural) used to stop
Yo Future (Indicative)
I will stop
Tú Future (Indicative)
You will stop
Él / Ella / Usted Future (Indicative)
He/She will stop, You (formal) will stop
Nosotros Future (Indicative)
We will stop
Vosotros Future (Indicative)
You (plural) will stop
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future (Indicative)
They will stop,You (plural) will stop
Yo Conditional (Indicative)
I would stop
Tú Conditional (Indicative)
You would stop
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional (Indicative)
He/She would stop,You (formal) would stop
Nosotros Conditional (Indicative)
We would stop
Vosotros Conditional (Indicative)
You (plural) would stop
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional (Indicative)
They would stop,You (plural) would stop
Yo Present Perfect (Indicative)
I have stopped
Tú Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have stopped
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Indicative)
He/She has stopped,You (formal) have stopped
Nosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
We have stopped
Vosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) have stopped
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Indicative)
They have stopped, You (plural) have stopped
Yo Past Perfect (Indicative)
I had stopped
Tú Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had stopped
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Indicative)
He/She had stopped,You (formal) had stopped
Nosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
We had stopped
Vosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) had stopped
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Indicative)
They had stopped, You (plural) had stopped
Yo Future Perfect (Indicative)
I will have stopped
Tú Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have stopped
Él / Ella / Usted Future Perfect (Indicative)
He/She will have stopped, You (formal) will have stopped
Nosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
We will have stopped
Vosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) will have stopped
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future Perfect (Indicative)
They will have stopped, You (plural) will have stopped
Yo Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
I would have stopped
Tú Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have stopped
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
He/She would have stopped, You (formal) would have stopped
Nosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
We would have stopped
Vosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) would have stopped
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
They would have stopped, You (plural) would have stopped
Yo Present (Subjunctive)
I stop
Tú Present (Subjunctive)
You stop
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Subjunctive)
He/She stop,You (formal) stop
Nosotros Present (Subjunctive)
We stop
Vosotros Present (Subjunctive)
You (plural) stop
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Subjunctive)
They stop, You (plural) stop
Yo Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
I stopped
Tú Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You stopped
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
He/She stopped, You (formal) stopped
Nosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
We stopped
Vosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You (plural) stopped
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
They stopped, You (plural) stopped
Yo Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
I stopped
Tú Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
You stopped
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
He/She stopped, You (formal) stopped
Nosotros Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
We stopped
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
They stopped, You (plural) stopped
Yo Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
I have stopped
Tú Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have stopped
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She has stopped, You (formal) have stopped
Nosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
We have stopped
Vosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You (plural) have stopped
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
They have stopped, You (plural) have stopped
Yo Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
I had stopped
Tú Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had stopped
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She had stopped, You (formal) had stopped
Nosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
We had stopped
Vosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You (plural) had stopped
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
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Yo Present (Indicative)
I sing
Tú Present (Indicative)
You sing
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Indicative)
He/She sings, You (formal) sing
Nosotros Present (Indicative)
We sing
Vosotros Present (Indicative)
You (plural) sing
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Indicative)
They sing, You (plural) sing
Yo Preterite (Indicative)
I sang
Tú Preterite (Indicative)
You sang
Él / Ella / Usted Preterite (Indicative)
He/She sang, You (formal) sang
Nosotros Preterite (Indicative)
We sang
Vosotros Preterite (Indicative)
You (plural) sang
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Preterite (Indicative)
They sang, You (plural) sang
Yo Imperfect (Indicative)
I sang, I used to sing
Tú Imperfect (Indicative)
You sang, You used to sing
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect (Indicative)
He/She sang, He/She used to sing, You (formal) sang, You used to sing
Nosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
We sang, We used to sing
Vosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
You sang, You used to sing
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect (Indicative)
They/You (plural)
Yo Future (Indicative)
I will sing
Tú Future (Indicative)
You will sing
Él / Ella / Usted Future (Indicative)
He/She will sing, You (formal) will sing
Nosotros Future (Indicative)
We will sing
Vosotros Future (Indicative)
You (plural) will sing
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future (Indicative)
They will sing, You (plural) will sing
Yo Conditional (Indicative)
I would sing
Tú Conditional (Indicative)
You would sing
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional (Indicative)
He/She would sing, You (formal) would sing
Nosotros Conditional (Indicative)
We would sing
Vosotros Conditional (Indicative)
You (plural) would sing
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional (Indicative)
They would sing, You (plural) would sing
Yo Present Perfect (Indicative)
I have sung
Tú Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have sung
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Indicative)
He/She has sung, You (formal) have sung
Nosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
We have sung
Vosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) have sung
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Indicative)
They have sung, You (plural) have sung
Yo Past Perfect (Indicative)
I had sung
Tú Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had sung
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Indicative)
He/She had sung, You (formal) had sung
Nosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
We had sung
Vosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) had sung
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Indicative)
They had sung, You (plural) had sung
Yo Future Perfect (Indicative)
I will have sung
Tú Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have sung
Él / Ella / Usted Future Perfect (Indicative)
He/She will have sung, You (formal) will have sung
Nosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
We will have sung
Vosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) will have sung
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future Perfect (Indicative)
They will have sung, You (plural) will have sung
Yo Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
I would have sung
Tú Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have sung
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
He/She would have sung, You (formal) would have sung
Nosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
We would have sung
Vosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) would have sung
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
They would have sung /You (plural) would have sung
Yo Present (Subjunctive)
I sing
Tú Present (Subjunctive)
You sing
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Subjunctive)
He/She sing, You (formal) sing
Nosotros Present (Subjunctive)
We sing
Vosotros Present (Subjunctive)
You (plural) sing
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Subjunctive)
They sing, You (plural) sing
Yo Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
I sang
Tú Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You sang
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
He/She sang, You (formal) sang
Nosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
We sang
Vosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You (plural) sang
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
They sang, You (plural) sang
Yo Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
I sang
Tú Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
You sang
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
He/She sang, You (formal) sang
Nosotros Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
We sang
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
They sang, You (plural) sang
Yo Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
I have sung
Tú Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have sung
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She have sung, You (formal) have sung
Nosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
We have sung
Vosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You (plural) have sung
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
They have sung, You (plural) have sung
Yo Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
I had sung
Tú Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had sung
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She had sung, You (formal) had sung
Nosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
We had sung
Vosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You (plural) had sung
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
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Yo Present (Indicative)
I wash
Tú Present (Indicative)
You wash
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Indicative)
He/She washes, You (formal) wash
Nosotros Present (Indicative)
We wash
Vosotros Present (Indicative)
You (plural) wash
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Indicative)
They wash, You (plural) wash
Yo Preterite (Indicative)
I washed
Tú Preterite (Indicative)
You washed
Él / Ella / Usted Preterite (Indicative)
He/She washed ,You (formal) washed
Nosotros Preterite (Indicative)
We washed
Vosotros Preterite (Indicative)
You (plural) washed
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Preterite (Indicative)
They washed, You (plural) washed
Yo Imperfect (Indicative)
I washed, I used to wash
Tú Imperfect (Indicative)
You washed, You used to wash
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect (Indicative)
He/She washed, He/She used to wash, You (formal) washed, You (formal) used to wash
Nosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
We washed, We used to wash
Vosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
You (plural) washed, You (plural) used to wash
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect (Indicative)
They washed, They used to wash , You (plural) washed, You (plural) used to wash
Yo Future (Indicative)
I will wash
Tú Future (Indicative)
You will wash
Él / Ella / Usted Future (Indicative)
He/She will wash, You (formal) will wash
Nosotros Future (Indicative)
We will wash
Vosotros Future (Indicative)
You (plural) will wash
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future (Indicative)
They will wash, You (plural) will wash
Yo Conditional (Indicative)
I would wash
Tú Conditional (Indicative)
You would wash
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional (Indicative)
He/She would wash ,You (formal) would wash
Nosotros Conditional (Indicative)
We would wash
Vosotros Conditional (Indicative)
You (plural) would wash
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional (Indicative)
They would wash, You (plural) would wash
Yo Present Perfect (Indicative)
I have washed
Tú Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have washed
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Indicative)
He/She has washed, You (formal) have washed
Nosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
We have washed
Vosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) have washed
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Indicative)
They have washed, You (plural) have washed
Yo Past Perfect (Indicative)
I had washed
Tú Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had washed
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Indicative)
He/She had washed,You (formal) had washed
Nosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
We had washed
Vosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) had washed
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Indicative)
They had washed, You (plural) had washed
Yo Future Perfect (Indicative)
I will have washed
Tú Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have washed
Él / Ella / Usted Future Perfect (Indicative)
He/She will have washed, You (formal) will have washed
Nosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
We will have washed
Vosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) will have washed
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future Perfect (Indicative)
They will have washed, You (plural) will have washed
Yo Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
I would have washed
Tú Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have washed
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
He/She would have washed ,You (formal) would have washed
Nosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
We would have washed
Vosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) would have washed
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
They would have washed, You (plural) would have washed
Yo Present (Subjunctive)
I wash
Tú Present (Subjunctive)
You wash
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Subjunctive)
He/She wash ,You (formal) wash
Nosotros Present (Subjunctive)
We wash
Vosotros Present (Subjunctive)
You (plural) wash
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Subjunctive)
They wash, You (plural) wash
Yo Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
I washed
Tú Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You washed
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
He/She washed, You (formal) washed
Nosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
We washed
Vosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You (plural) washed
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
They washed, You (plural) washed
Yo Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
I washed
Tú Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
You washed
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
He/She washed, You (formal) washed
Nosotros Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
We washed
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
They washed, You (plural) washed
Yo Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
I have washed
Tú Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have washed
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She have washed, You (formal) have washed
Nosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
We have washed
Vosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You (plural) have washed
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
They have washed, You (plural) have washed
Yo Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
I had washed
Tú Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had washed
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She had washed, You (formal) had washed
Nosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
We had washed
Vosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You (plural) had washed
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
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Yo Present (Indicative)
I send
Tú Present (Indicative)
You send
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Indicative)
He/She sends, You (formal) send
Nosotros Present (Indicative)
We send
Vosotros Present (Indicative)
You (plural) send
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Indicative)
They send, You (plural) send
Yo Preterite (Indicative)
I sent
Tú Preterite (Indicative)
You sent
Él / Ella / Usted Preterite (Indicative)
He/She sent, You (formal) sent
Nosotros Preterite (Indicative)
We sent
Vosotros Preterite (Indicative)
You (plural) sent
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Preterite (Indicative)
They sent, You (plural) sent
Yo Imperfect (Indicative)
I sent, I used to send
Tú Imperfect (Indicative)
You sent, You used to send
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect (Indicative)
He/She sent, He/She used to send, You (formal) sent, You (formal) used to send
Nosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
We sent, We used to send
Vosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
You (plural) sent, You (plural) used to send
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect (Indicative)
They sent, They used to send, You (plural) sent, You (plural) used to send
Yo Future (Indicative)
I will send
Tú Future (Indicative)
You will send
Él / Ella / Usted Future (Indicative)
He/She will send, You (formal) will send
Nosotros Future (Indicative)
We will send
Vosotros Future (Indicative)
You (plural) will send
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future (Indicative)
They will send, You (plural) will send
Yo Conditional (Indicative)
I would send
Tú Conditional (Indicative)
You would send
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional (Indicative)
He/She would send, You (formal) would send
Nosotros Conditional (Indicative)
We would send
Vosotros Conditional (Indicative)
You (plural) would send
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional (Indicative)
They would send, You (plural) would send
Yo Present Perfect (Indicative)
I have sent
Tú Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have sent
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Indicative)
He/She has sent, You (formal) have sent
Nosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
We have sent
Vosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) have sent
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Indicative)
They have sent, You (plural) have sent
Yo Past Perfect (Indicative)
I had sent
Tú Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had sent
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Indicative)
He/She had sent, You (formal) had sent
Nosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
We had sent
Vosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) had sent
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Indicative)
They had sent, You (plural) had sent
Yo Future Perfect (Indicative)
I will have sent
Tú Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have sent
Él / Ella / Usted Future Perfect (Indicative)
He/She will have sent, You (formal) will have sent
Nosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
We will have sent
Vosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) will have sent
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future Perfect (Indicative)
They will have sent, You (plural) will have sent
Yo Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
I would have sent
Tú Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have sent
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
He/She would have sent, You (formal) would have sent
Nosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
We would have sent
Vosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) would have sent
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
They would have sent, You (plural) would have sent
Yo Present (Subjunctive)
I send
Tú Present (Subjunctive)
You send
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Subjunctive)
He/She send, You (formal) send
Nosotros Present (Subjunctive)
We send
Vosotros Present (Subjunctive)
You (plural) send
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Subjunctive)
They send, You (plural) send
Yo Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
I sent
Tú Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You sent
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
He/She sent, You (formal) sent
Nosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
We sent
Vosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You (plural) sent
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
They sent, You (plural) sent
Yo Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
I sent
Tú Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
You sent
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
He/She sent, You (formal) sent
Nosotros Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
We sent
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
They sent, You (plural) sent
Yo Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
I have sent
Tú Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have sent
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She have sent, You (formal) have sent
Nosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
We have sent
Vosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You (plural) have sent
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
They have sent, You (plural) have sent
Yo Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
I had sent
Tú Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had sent
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She had sent, You (formal) had sent
Nosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
We had sent
Vosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You (plural) had sent
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
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Yo Present (Indicative)
I change
Tú Present (Indicative)
You change
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Indicative)
He/She changes, You (formal) change
Nosotros Present (Indicative)
We change
Vosotros Present (Indicative)
You (plural) change
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Indicative)
They change, You (plural) change
Yo Preterite (Indicative)
I changed
Tú Preterite (Indicative)
You changed
Él / Ella / Usted Preterite (Indicative)
He/She changed, You (formal) changed
Nosotros Preterite (Indicative)
We changed
Vosotros Preterite (Indicative)
You (plural) changed
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Preterite (Indicative)
They changed, You (plural) changed
Yo Imperfect (Indicative)
I changed, I used to change
Tú Imperfect (Indicative)
You changed, You used to change
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect (Indicative)
He/She changed, He/She used to change, You (formal) changed, You (formal) used to change
Nosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
We changed, We used to change
Vosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
You (plural) changed, You (plural) used to change
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect (Indicative)
They changed, They used to change, You (plural) changed, You (plural) used to change
Yo Future (Indicative)
I will change
Tú Future (Indicative)
You will change
Él / Ella / Usted Future (Indicative)
He/She will change, You (formal) will change
Nosotros Future (Indicative)
We will change
Vosotros Future (Indicative)
You (plural) will change
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future (Indicative)
They will change, You (plural) will change
Yo Conditional (Indicative)
I would change
Tú Conditional (Indicative)
You would change
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional (Indicative)
He/She would change, You (formal) would change
Nosotros Conditional (Indicative)
We would change
Vosotros Conditional (Indicative)
You (plural) would change
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional (Indicative)
They would change, You (plural) would change
Yo Present Perfect (Indicative)
I have changed
Tú Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have changed
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Indicative)
He/She has changed, You (formal) have changed
Nosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
We have changed
Vosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) have changed
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Indicative)
They have changed, You (plural) have changed
Yo Past Perfect (Indicative)
I had changed
Tú Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had changed
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Indicative)
He/She had changed, You (formal) had changed
Nosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
We had changed
Vosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) had changed
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Indicative)
They had changed, You (plural) had changed
Yo Future Perfect (Indicative)
I will have changed
Tú Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have changed
Él / Ella / Usted Future Perfect (Indicative)
He/She will have changed, You (formal) will have changed
Nosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
We will have changed
Vosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) will have changed
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future Perfect (Indicative)
They will have changed, You (plural) will have changed
Yo Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
I would have changed
Tú Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have changed
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
He/She would have changed,You (formal) would have changed
Nosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
We would have changed
Vosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) would have changed
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
They would have changed, You (plural) would have changed
Yo Present (Subjunctive)
I change
Tú Present (Subjunctive)
You change
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Subjunctive)
He/She change, You (formal) change
Nosotros Present (Subjunctive)
We change
Vosotros Present (Subjunctive)
You (plural) change
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Subjunctive)
They change, You (plural) change
Yo Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
I changed
Tú Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You changed
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
He/She changed, You (formal) changed
Nosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
We changed
Vosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You (plural) changed
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
They changed, You (plural) changed
Yo Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
I changed
Tú Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
You changed
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
He/She changed, You (formal) changed
Nosotros Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
We changed
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
They changed, You (plural) changed
Yo Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
I have changed
Tú Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have changed
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She have changed, You (formal) have changed
Nosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
We have changed
Vosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You (plural) have changed
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
They have changed, You (plural) have changed
Yo Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
I had changed
Tú Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had changed
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She had changed, You (formal) had changed
Nosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
We had changed
Vosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You (plural) had changed
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
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Yo Present (Indicative)
I travel
Tú Present (Indicative)
You travel
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Indicative)
He/She travels, You (formal) travel
Nosotros Present (Indicative)
We travel
Vosotros Present (Indicative)
You (plural) travel
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Indicative)
They travel, You (plural) travel
Yo Preterite (Indicative)
I travelled
Tú Preterite (Indicative)
You travelled
Él / Ella / Usted Preterite (Indicative)
He/She travelled, You (formal) travelled
Nosotros Preterite (Indicative)
We travelled
Vosotros Preterite (Indicative)
You (plural) travelled
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Preterite (Indicative)
They travelled, You (plural) travelled
Yo Imperfect (Indicative)
I travelled, I used to travel
Tú Imperfect (Indicative)
You travelled, You used to travel
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect (Indicative)
He/She travelled, He/She used to travel, You (formal) travelled, You (formal) used to travel
Nosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
We travelled, We used to travel
Vosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
You (plural) travelled, You (plural) used to travel
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect (Indicative)
They travelled, They used to travel, You (plural) travelled, You (plural) used to travel
Yo Future (Indicative)
I will travel
Tú Future (Indicative)
You will travel
Él / Ella / Usted Future (Indicative)
He/She will travel, You (formal) will travel
Nosotros Future (Indicative)
We will travel
Vosotros Future (Indicative)
You (plural) will travel
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future (Indicative)
They will travel, You (plural) will travel
Yo Conditional (Indicative)
I would travel
Tú Conditional (Indicative)
You would travel
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional (Indicative)
He/She would travel, You (formal) would travel
Nosotros Conditional (Indicative)
We would travel
Vosotros Conditional (Indicative)
You (plural) would travel
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional (Indicative)
They would travel, You (plural) would travel
Yo Present Perfect (Indicative)
I have travelled
Tú Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have travelled
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Indicative)
He/She has travelled, You (formal) have travelled
Nosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
We have travelled
Vosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) have travelled
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Indicative)
They have travelled, You (plural) have travelled
Yo Past Perfect (Indicative)
I had travelled
Tú Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had travelled
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Indicative)
He/She had travelled, You (formal) had travelled
Nosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
We had travelled
Vosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) had travelled
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Indicative)
They had travelled, You (plural) had travelled
Yo Future Perfect (Indicative)
I will have travelled
Tú Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have travelled
Él / Ella / Usted Future Perfect (Indicative)
He/She will have travelled, You (formal) will have travelled
Nosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
We will have travelled
Vosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) will have travelled
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future Perfect (Indicative)
They will have travelled, You (plural) will have travelled
Yo Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
I would have travelled
Tú Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have travelled
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
He/She would have travelled, You (formal) would have travelled
Nosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
We would have travelled
Vosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) would have travelled
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
They would have travelled, You (plural) would have travelled
Yo Present (Subjunctive)
I travel
Tú Present (Subjunctive)
You travel
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Subjunctive)
He/She travel, You (formal) travel
Nosotros Present (Subjunctive)
We travel
Vosotros Present (Subjunctive)
You (plural) travel
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Subjunctive)
They travel, You (plural) travel
Yo Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
I travelled
Tú Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You travelled
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
He/She travelled, You (formal) travelled
Nosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
We travelled
Vosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You (plural) travelled
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
They travelled, You (plural) travelled
Yo Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
I travelled
Tú Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
You travelled
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
He/She travelled, You (formal) travelled
Nosotros Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
We travelled
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
They travelled, You (plural) travelled
Yo Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
I have travelled
Tú Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have travelled
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She have travelled, You (formal) have travelled
Nosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
We have travelled
Vosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You (plural) have travelled
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
They have travelled, You (plural) have travelled
Yo Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
I had travelled
Tú Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had travelled
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She had travelled, You (formal) had travelled
Nosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
We had travelled
Vosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You (plural) had travelled
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
In Spanish, the imperfect subjunctive is the tense you must use to talk about past wishes, demands, emotions, or doubts someone had about an action. Additionally, this tense also allows you to express conditions and desires that have a remote chance of coming true. Since it’s important for communication, this imperfect subjunctive Spanish practice quiz is meant to test your knowledge of this tense.
Read each sentence carefully and complete it by typing the correct form of the verb in the past subjunctive.
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Te pedí que no (ir) a esa fiesta.
I asked you not to go to that party.
This sentence refers to a past petition the speaker did to someone. The indirect pronoun ‘te’ conveys that person is ‘you’. As a result, the correct conjugation of ‘ir’ is fueras.
Esperaba que ellos (ganar) el juego.
I hoped that they would win the game.
‘Esperaba que’ expresses a desired outcome or hope in the past. Therefore, the correct answer for this example is ‘ganaran’.
No creí que ella (saber) la respuesta correcta.
I doubt that she knew the correct answer.
Among its uses, the past subjunctive in Spanish expresses doubt or uncertainty about a past action. Remember that ‘saber’ has an irregular conjugation. So, in this example, ‘supiera’ is the conjugation you must use.
¿Qué cosas harían si (ser) más valientes?
What things would you do if you were braver?
This sentence communicates hypothetical situations that are unlikely to change. Since the third-person plural preterite form of ser is fueron, the past subjunctive conjugation for this example would be ‘fueran’.
Era importante que nosotros (tomar) una decisión rápidamente.
It was important for us to make a decision quickly.
“It was important that” is a phrase that triggers this mood because it expresses a subjective desired past action. Remember that the imperfect subjunctive forms for ‘nosotros’ have an accent mark on the vowel that precedes the past subjunctive endings.
Sally quería que yo (venir) a la reunión.
Sally wanted me to come to the meeting.
In Spanish, the verb querer expresses wishes and requests. Since this sentence is conjugated in past form, we must use the past subjunctive tense to complete the example. ‘Viniera’ is the correct conjugation for ‘yo’.
No creía que él (poder) resolver el problema solo.
I didn't believe that he could solve the problem alone.
‘No creía que’ expresses doubt about someone's ability to solve the problem alone in the past. ‘Pudiera’ is the correct answer in this example.
Yo le pedí a mi mamá que (preparar) más galletas.
I asked my mom to prepare more cookies.
‘Pedir’ is a Spanish verb that conveys requests or demands. The fact that it refers to a past request triggers the imperfect subjunctive. Since I’m talking about what I requested from mom (third-person singular), ‘preparara’ is the conjugation we must use.
No estaba seguro de que tú (recordar) su nombre.
I wasn't sure that you remembered her name.
The expression ‘no estaba seguro de que’ conveys uncertainty about you remembering a person’s name. As a result, ‘recordaras’ is the right conjugation for this example.
Le dije a tus hermanos que te (dar) tu dinero.
I told your brothers to give you your money.
‘Decir que’ often relates to making requests. Since this demand was made to a plural group of people (tus hermanos), ‘dieron’ is the verb form you must use in this case.
Quiz Results
Question
Answer Given
Correct Answer
Te pedí que no ______ (ir) a esa fiesta.
Esperaba que ellos ______ (ganar) el juego.
No creí que ella ______ (saber) la respuesta correcta.
¿Qué cosas harían si _____ (ser) más valientes?
Era importante que nosotros ______ (tomar) una decisión rápidamente.
Sally quería que yo ______ (venir) a la reunión.
No creía que él ______ (poder) resolver el problema solo.
Yo le pedí a mi mamá que ______ (preparar) más galletas.
No estaba seguro de que tú ______ (recordar) su nombre.
Le dije a tus hermanos que te _______ (dar) tu dinero.
Imperfect Subjunctive Spanish Practice Quiz Instructions
This imperfect subjunctive quiz has 10 fill-in-the-blank questions. Read each sentence carefully and complete it by typing the correct form of the verb in the past subjunctive. To make things easier, you only have to use the endings –ra.
Remember that some pronouns use accented endings. We’ve included some accented vowels you can insert into your answer.
Since they’re often used in similar situations, it’s easy to confuse the words por and para. However, using one preposition over the other can affect the information you deliver and your fluency. With that in mind, this por vs para practice quiz is meant to test your knowledge of these prepositions.
Read each sentence carefully and complete it based on the context by choosing between por and para. To place your answer, you can click on the provided option or type A or B on your keyboard.
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¿Vas ____ Madrid?
Are you going to Madrid?
A
por
B
para
This sentence conveys the destination you're heading to. Since ‘por’ doesn’t convey this information, 'para' is the correct answer in this example.
Joan estudia español ____ hablar con su familia.
Joan studies Spanish to speak with her family.
A
para
B
por
The correct preposition for this example is ‘para’ since this sentence expresses the purpose or intention (goal) behind Joan’s studying Spanish
Gracias ____ la invitación.
Thanks for the invitation.
A
para
B
por
Por indicates the reason or cause of something. In this case, it helps you convey why you’re saying thank you to someone. Because of this, ‘gracias’ is used with ‘por’.
Tus amigos vinieron ___ ti.
Your friends came for you.
A
por
B
para
In Spanish, the preposition ‘por’ expresses the motive or reason behind an action. In this sentence, you’re the reason why your friends came.
Yo compré estas flores ____ mi madre.
I bought these flowers for my mother.
A
por
B
para
The preposition ‘para’ is used to indicate the recipient of an action. In this example, it conveys that my mother is the person who will receive the flowers.
¿Sales ____ la mañana?
Do you leave in the morning?
A
por
B
para
La mañana is a part of the day. Since this time frame doesn’t refer to a deadline, but rather a moment in time, we must use the preposition ‘por’.
Tus hermanos trabajan ____ esa empresa.
Your brothers work for that company.
A
para
B
por
In Spanish, ‘para’ is used to talk about the recipient of an action. In many cases, the recipient will receive a physical object, such as flowers or chocolates. However, as shown in this example, recipients can also get abstract things like work effort.
Tobey está muy emocionado ____ el concierto.
Tobey is excited about the concert.
A
para
B
por
In this example, ‘por' is the correct answer because it explains the cause or reason behind your excitement (the concert).
¿Este regalo es ____ ella?
Is this gift for her?
A
para
B
por
This question inquires who is the recipient of the gift. As a result, you must use the preposition ‘para’ to complete the sentence.
Estamos aquí _____ ayudarle.
We’re here to help you.
A
para
B
por
This sentence conveys the end goal or purpose - helping you. Since it’s the preposition we use to refer to purposes, ‘para’ is the correct answer for this example.
¿ ____ qué quiero tu teléfono? ____ llamar a mi novia.
What do I want your phone for? To call my girlfriend.
A
para / para
B
por / por
In this example, the question and affirmative statement refers to someone’s purpose. So, both sentences are completed by using the preposition ‘para’.
Claudia y Mario se enojaron ____ lo que hiciste.
Claudia and Mario are mad about what you did.
A
para
B
por
In this case, the sentence conveys why Claudia and Mario are mad. Since we’re referring to causes, you must use ‘por’.
El proyecto es _____ el lunes.
The project is for Monday.
A
por
B
para
When referring to time, ‘para’ is used to discuss deadlines. With this application, ‘para’ is combined with days of the week, months, etc.
Mándame tus documentos ____ correo.
Send my documents by email.
A
por
B
para
In this example, we must use ‘por’ because this Spanish preposition is used to talk about communication means.
Betty cocina dos veces ____ semana.
Betty cooks two times per week.
A
para
B
por
The preposition ‘por’ is used to talk about parts of the days, provide a temporal reference or express the frequency of an action
Estas galletas son ____ la oficina.
These cookies are for the office.
A
por
B
para
‘Para’ is used to refer to a destination or recipient. In Spanish, recipients can be people, places, or things that receive something (the office, in this example).
Mañana ___ la mañana te voy a llevar algo que hice ____ ti.
Tomorrow morning, I’ll give you something I did for you.
A
por / por
B
por / para
The first part of the sentence must be completed with ‘por’ since we’re referring to a part of the day. Since the second part of the sentence implies you’re going to receive something, we must use ‘para’ to complete it.
Todo lo que he hecho, lo he hecho ____ ti.
Everything I’ve done, I’ve done for you.
A
para
B
por
This example doesn’t refer to a recipient but rather expresses that you’re the reason why I’ve done something. As a result, ‘por’ is the correct answer to this question.
Te hablé ____ pedirte perdón.
I called you to say that I’m sorry.
A
para
B
por
This statement expresses the purpose of my call (to say I’m sorry). Therefore, you must complete the sentence using ‘para’.
Les hablé ____ teléfono ____ invitarlas a mi boda.
I called you to invite you to my wedding.
A
para / para
B
por / para
The first part of the sentence refers to communication means. Therefore, ‘por’ is the correct preposition for this case. On the other hand, the second part of the sentence conveys the purpose of my call. As a result, ‘para’ is the preposition you should use in this case.
Quiz Results
Question
Answer Given
Correct Answer
¿Vas ____ Madrid?
Joan estudia español ____ hablar con su familia.
Gracias ____ la invitación.
Tus amigos vinieron ___ ti.
Yo compré estas flores ____ mi madre.
¿Sales ____ la mañana?
Tus hermanos trabajan ____ esa empresa.
Tobey está muy emocionado ____ el concierto.
¿Este regalo es ____ ella?
Estamos aquí _____ ayudarle.
¿ ____ qué quiero tu teléfono? ____ llamar a mi novia.
Claudia y Mario se enojaron ____ lo que hiciste.
El proyecto es _____ el lunes.
Mándame tus documentos ____ correo.
Betty cocina dos veces ____ semana.
Estas galletas son ____ la oficina.
Mañana ___ la mañana te voy a llevar algo que hice ____ ti.
Todo lo que he hecho, lo he hecho ____ ti.
Te hablé ____ pedirte perdón.
Les hablé ____ teléfono ____ invitarlas a mi boda.
Por vs Para Practice Quiz Instructions
This is a 15 multiple-choice quiz. Read each sentence carefully and complete it based on the context by choosing between por and para. To place your answer, you can click on the provided option or type A or B on your keyboard.
Once you’ve placed your response, you’ll find an explanation where you learn more about why ‘por’ or ‘para’ was used to complete the sentence.
Notes on the Differences Between Por and Para
Here is a summary of these prepositions. If you need a more detailed explanation or examples, you can check my guide on por vs para.
Even though they may be used in similar situations and have the same translation, in Spanish, por and para convey distinctly different information.
In simple words, we use ‘para’ to talk about the end goal or purpose of something.
On the other hand, ‘por’ indicates why someone does something (cause or reason).
In Spanish, the preposition para is used to refer to purposes, destinations, recipients, deadlines, and opinions.
‘Por’ indicates causes, communication means, exchange of resources, motion, time, and rough location.
When expressing purpose, ‘para’ is often followed byinfinitive verbs.
Both ‘por’ and ‘para’ can be followed by people or pronouns (por ti vs para ti). However, para indicates who receives something (recipient) and por conveys that this person is why we do something.
‘Por’ can also refer to time, but it focuses on duration, parts of the time, and frequency, whereas ‘para’ is used for deadlines.
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Yo Present (Indicative)
I wait
Tú Present (Indicative)
You wait
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Indicative)
He/She waits
Nosotros Present (Indicative)
We wait
Vosotros Present (Indicative)
You wait
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Indicative)
They/You wait
Yo Preterite (Indicative)
I waited
Tú Preterite (Indicative)
You waited
Él / Ella / Usted Preterite (Indicative)
He/She waited
Nosotros Preterite (Indicative)
We waited
Vosotros Preterite (Indicative)
You waited
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Preterite (Indicative)
They/You waited
Yo Imperfect (Indicative)
I waited
Tú Imperfect (Indicative)
You waited
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect (Indicative)
He/She waited
Nosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
We waited
Vosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
You waited
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect (Indicative)
They/You waited
Yo Future (Indicative)
I will wait
Tú Future (Indicative)
You will wait
Él / Ella / Usted Future (Indicative)
He/She will wait
Nosotros Future (Indicative)
We will wait
Vosotros Future (Indicative)
You will wait
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future (Indicative)
They/You will wait
Yo Conditional (Indicative)
I would wait
Tú Conditional (Indicative)
You would wait
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional (Indicative)
He/She would wait
Nosotros Conditional (Indicative)
We would wait
Vosotros Conditional (Indicative)
You would wait
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional (Indicative)
They/You would wait
Yo Present Perfect (Indicative)
I have waited
Tú Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have waited
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Indicative)
He/She has waited, You (formal) have waited
Nosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
We have waited
Vosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have waited
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Indicative)
They have waited, You (plural) have waited
Yo Past Perfect (Indicative)
I had waited
Tú Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had waited
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Indicative)
He/She had waited, You (formal) had waited
Nosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
We had waited
Vosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had waited
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Indicative)
They had waited, You (plural) had waited
Yo Future Perfect (Indicative)
I will have waited
Tú Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have waited
Él / Ella / Usted Future Perfect (Indicative)
He/She will have waited, You (formal) will have waited
Nosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
We will have waited
Vosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have waited
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future Perfect (Indicative)
They will have waited, You (plural) will have waited
Yo Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
I would have waited
Tú Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have waited
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
He/She would have waited, You (formal) would have waited
Nosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
We would have waited
Vosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have waited
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
They would have waited, You (plural) would have waited
Yo Present (Subjunctive)
I wait
Tú Present (Subjunctive)
You wait
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Subjunctive)
He/She waits
Nosotros Present (Subjunctive)
We wait
Vosotros Present (Subjunctive)
You wait
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Subjunctive)
They/You wait
Yo Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
I waited
Tú Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You waited
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
He/She waited
Nosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
We waited
Vosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You waited
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
They/You waited
Yo Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
I waited
Tú Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
You waited
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
He/She waited
Nosotros Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
We waited
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
They/You waited
Yo Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
I have waited
Tú Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have waited
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She has waited, You (formal) have waited
Nosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
We have waited
Vosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have waited
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
They have waited, You (plural) have waited
Yo Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
I had waited
Tú Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had waited
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She had waited, You (formal) had waited
Nosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
We had waited
Vosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had waited
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
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Yo Present (Indicative)
I enter
Tú Present (Indicative)
You enter
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Indicative)
He/She enters
Nosotros Present (Indicative)
We enter
Vosotros Present (Indicative)
You enter
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Indicative)
They/You enter
Yo Preterite (Indicative)
I entered
Tú Preterite (Indicative)
You entered
Él / Ella / Usted Preterite (Indicative)
He/She entered
Nosotros Preterite (Indicative)
We entered
Vosotros Preterite (Indicative)
You entered
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Preterite (Indicative)
They/You entered
Yo Imperfect (Indicative)
I entered
Tú Imperfect (Indicative)
You entered
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect (Indicative)
He/She entered
Nosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
We entered
Vosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
You entered
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect (Indicative)
They/You entered
Yo Future (Indicative)
I will enter
Tú Future (Indicative)
You will enter
Él / Ella / Usted Future (Indicative)
He/She will enter
Nosotros Future (Indicative)
We will enter
Vosotros Future (Indicative)
You will enter
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future (Indicative)
They/You will enter
Yo Conditional (Indicative)
I would enter
Tú Conditional (Indicative)
You would enter
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional (Indicative)
He/She would enter
Nosotros Conditional (Indicative)
We would enter
Vosotros Conditional (Indicative)
You would enter
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional (Indicative)
They/You would enter
Yo Present Perfect (Indicative)
I have entered
Tú Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have entered
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Indicative)
He/She has entered, You (formal) have entered
Nosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
We have entered
Vosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have entered
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Indicative)
They have entered, You (plural) have entered
Yo Past Perfect (Indicative)
I had entered
Tú Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had entered
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Indicative)
He/She had entered, You (formal) had entered
Nosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
We had entered
Vosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had entered
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Indicative)
They had entered, You (plural) had entered
Yo Future Perfect (Indicative)
I will have entered
Tú Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have entered
Él / Ella / Usted Future Perfect (Indicative)
He/She will have entered, You (formal) will have entered
Nosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
We will have entered
Vosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have entered
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future Perfect (Indicative)
They will have entered, You (plural) will have entered
Yo Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
I would have entered
Tú Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have entered
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
He/She would have entered, You (formal) would have entered
Nosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
We would have entered
Vosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have entered
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
They would have entered, You (plural) would have entered
Yo Present (Subjunctive)
I enter
Tú Present (Subjunctive)
You enter
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Subjunctive)
He/She enters
Nosotros Present (Subjunctive)
We enter
Vosotros Present (Subjunctive)
You enter
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Subjunctive)
They/You enter
Yo Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
I entered
Tú Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You entered
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
He/She entered
Nosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
We entered
Vosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You entered
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
They/You entered
Yo Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
I entered
Tú Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
You entered
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
He/She entered
Nosotros Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
We entered
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
They/You entered
Yo Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
I have entered
Tú Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have entered
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She has entered, You (formal) have entered
Nosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
We have entered
Vosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have entered
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
They have entered, You (plural) have entered
Yo Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
I had entered
Tú Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had entered
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She had entered, You (formal) had entered
Nosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
We had entered
Vosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had entered
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
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Yo Present (Indicative)
I wish
Tú Present (Indicative)
You wish
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Indicative)
He/She wishes
Nosotros Present (Indicative)
We wish
Vosotros Present (Indicative)
You wish
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Indicative)
They/You wish
Yo Preterite (Indicative)
I wished
Tú Preterite (Indicative)
You wished
Él / Ella / Usted Preterite (Indicative)
He/She wished
Nosotros Preterite (Indicative)
We wished
Vosotros Preterite (Indicative)
You wished
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Preterite (Indicative)
They/You wished
Yo Imperfect (Indicative)
I wished
Tú Imperfect (Indicative)
You wished
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect (Indicative)
He/She wished
Nosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
We wished
Vosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
You wished
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect (Indicative)
They/You wished
Yo Future (Indicative)
I will wish
Tú Future (Indicative)
You will wish
Él / Ella / Usted Future (Indicative)
He/She will wish
Nosotros Future (Indicative)
We will wish
Vosotros Future (Indicative)
You will wish
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future (Indicative)
They/You will wish
Yo Conditional (Indicative)
I would wish
Tú Conditional (Indicative)
You would wish
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional (Indicative)
He/She would wish
Nosotros Conditional (Indicative)
We would wish
Vosotros Conditional (Indicative)
You would wish
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional (Indicative)
They/You would wish
Yo Present Perfect (Indicative)
I have desired
Tú Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have desired
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Indicative)
He/She has desired, You (formal) have desired
Nosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
We have desired
Vosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have desired
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Indicative)
They have desired, You (plural) have desired
Yo Past Perfect (Indicative)
I had desired
Tú Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had desired
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Indicative)
He/She had desired, You (formal) had desired
Nosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
We had desired
Vosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had desired
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Indicative)
They had desired, You (plural) had desired
Yo Future Perfect (Indicative)
I will have desired
Tú Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have desired
Él / Ella / Usted Future Perfect (Indicative)
He/She will have desired, You (formal) will have desired
Nosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
We will have desired
Vosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have desired
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future Perfect (Indicative)
They will have desired, You (plural) will have desired
Yo Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
I would have desired
Tú Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have desired
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
He/She would have desired, You (formal) would have desired
Nosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
We would have desired
Vosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have desired
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
They would have desired, You (plural) would have desired
Yo Present (Subjunctive)
I wish
Tú Present (Subjunctive)
You wish
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Subjunctive)
He/She wishes
Nosotros Present (Subjunctive)
We wish
Vosotros Present (Subjunctive)
You wish
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Subjunctive)
They/You wish
Yo Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
I wished
Tú Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You wished
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
He/She wished
Nosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
We wished
Vosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You wished
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
They/You wished
Yo Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
I wished
Tú Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
You wished
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
He/She wished
Nosotros Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
We wished
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
They/You wished
Yo Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
I have desired
Tú Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have desired
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She has desired, You (formal) have desired
Nosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
We have desired
Vosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have desired
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
They have desired, You (plural) have desired
Yo Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
I had desired
Tú Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had desired
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She had desired, You (formal) had desired
Nosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
We had desired
Vosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had desired
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
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Yo Present (Indicative)
I answer
Tú Present (Indicative)
You answer
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Indicative)
He/She answers
Nosotros Present (Indicative)
We answer
Vosotros Present (Indicative)
You answer
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Indicative)
They/You answer
Yo Preterite (Indicative)
I answered
Tú Preterite (Indicative)
You answered
Él / Ella / Usted Preterite (Indicative)
He/She answered
Nosotros Preterite (Indicative)
We answered
Vosotros Preterite (Indicative)
You answered
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Preterite (Indicative)
They/You answered
Yo Imperfect (Indicative)
I answered
Tú Imperfect (Indicative)
You answered
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect (Indicative)
He/She answered
Nosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
We answered
Vosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
You answered
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect (Indicative)
They/You answered
Yo Future (Indicative)
I will answer
Tú Future (Indicative)
You will answer
Él / Ella / Usted Future (Indicative)
He/She will answer
Nosotros Future (Indicative)
We will answer
Vosotros Future (Indicative)
You will answer
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future (Indicative)
They/You will answer
Yo Conditional (Indicative)
I would answer
Tú Conditional (Indicative)
You would answer
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional (Indicative)
He/She would answer
Nosotros Conditional (Indicative)
We would answer
Vosotros Conditional (Indicative)
You would answer
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional (Indicative)
They/You would answer
Yo Present Perfect (Indicative)
I have answered
Tú Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have answered
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Indicative)
He/She has answered, You (formal) have answered
Nosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
We have answered
Vosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have answered
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Indicative)
They have answered, You (plural) have answered
Yo Past Perfect (Indicative)
I had answered
Tú Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had answered
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Indicative)
He/She had answered, You (formal) had answered
Nosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
We had answered
Vosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had answered
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Indicative)
They had answered, You (plural) had answered
Yo Future Perfect (Indicative)
I will have answered
Tú Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have answered
Él / Ella / Usted Future Perfect (Indicative)
He/She will have answered, You (formal) will have answered
Nosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
We will have answered
Vosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have answered
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future Perfect (Indicative)
They will have answered, You (plural) will have answered
Yo Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
I would have answered
Tú Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have answered
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
He/She would have answered, You (formal) would have answered
Nosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
We would have answered
Vosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have answered
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
They would have answered, You (plural) would have answered
Yo Present (Subjunctive)
I answer
Tú Present (Subjunctive)
You answer
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Subjunctive)
He/She answers
Nosotros Present (Subjunctive)
We answer
Vosotros Present (Subjunctive)
You answer
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Subjunctive)
They/You answer
Yo Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
I answered
Tú Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You answered
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
He/She answered
Nosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
We answered
Vosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You answered
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
They/You answered
Yo Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
I answered
Tú Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
You answered
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
He/She answered
Nosotros Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
We answered
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
They/You answered
Yo Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
I have answered
Tú Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have answered
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She has answered, You (formal) have answered
Nosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
We have answered
Vosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have answered
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
They have answered, You (plural) have answered
Yo Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
I had answered
Tú Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had answered
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She had answered, You (formal) had answered
Nosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
We had answered
Vosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had answered
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
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Yo Present (Indicative)
I turn off
Tú Present (Indicative)
You turn off
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Indicative)
He/She turns off
Nosotros Present (Indicative)
We turn off
Vosotros Present (Indicative)
You turn off
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Indicative)
They/You turn off
Yo Preterite (Indicative)
I turned off
Tú Preterite (Indicative)
You turned off
Él / Ella / Usted Preterite (Indicative)
He/She turned off
Nosotros Preterite (Indicative)
We turned off
Vosotros Preterite (Indicative)
You turned off
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Preterite (Indicative)
They/You turned off
Yo Imperfect (Indicative)
I turned off
Tú Imperfect (Indicative)
You turned off
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect (Indicative)
He/She turned off
Nosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
We turned off
Vosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
You turned off
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect (Indicative)
They/You turned off
Yo Future (Indicative)
I will turn off
Tú Future (Indicative)
You will turn off
Él / Ella / Usted Future (Indicative)
He/She will turn off
Nosotros Future (Indicative)
We will turn off
Vosotros Future (Indicative)
You will turn off
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future (Indicative)
They/You will turn off
Yo Conditional (Indicative)
I would turn off
Tú Conditional (Indicative)
You would turn off
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional (Indicative)
He/She would turn off
Nosotros Conditional (Indicative)
We would turn off
Vosotros Conditional (Indicative)
You would turn off
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional (Indicative)
They/You would turn off
Yo Present Perfect (Indicative)
I have turned off
Tú Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have turned off
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Indicative)
He/She has turned off, You (formal) have turned off
Nosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
We have turned off
Vosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have turned off
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Indicative)
They have turned off, You (plural) have turned off
Yo Past Perfect (Indicative)
I had turned off
Tú Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had turned off
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Indicative)
He/She had turned off, You (formal) had turned off
Nosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
We had turned off
Vosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had turned off
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Indicative)
They had turned off, You (plural) had turned off
Yo Future Perfect (Indicative)
I will have turned off
Tú Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have turned off
Él / Ella / Usted Future Perfect (Indicative)
He/She will have turned off, You (formal) will have turned off
Nosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
We will have turned off
Vosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have turned off
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future Perfect (Indicative)
They will have turned off, You (plural) will have turned off
Yo Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
I would have turned off
Tú Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have turned off
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
He/She would have turned off, You (formal) would have turned off
Nosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
We would have turned off
Vosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have turned off
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
They would have turned off, You (plural) would have turned off
Yo Present (Subjunctive)
I turn off
Tú Present (Subjunctive)
You turn off
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Subjunctive)
He/She turns off
Nosotros Present (Subjunctive)
We turn off
Vosotros Present (Subjunctive)
You turn off
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Subjunctive)
They/You turn off
Yo Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
I turned off
Tú Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You turned off
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
He/She turned off
Nosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
We turned off
Vosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You turned off
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
They/You turned off
Yo Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
I turned off
Tú Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
You turned off
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
He/She turned off
Nosotros Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
We turned off
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
They/You turned off
Yo Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
I have turned off
Tú Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have turned off
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She has turned off, You (formal) have turned off
Nosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
We have turned off
Vosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have turned off
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
They have turned off, You (plural) have turned off
Yo Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
I had turned off
Tú Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had turned off
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She had turned off, You (formal) had turned off
Nosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
We had turned off
Vosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had turned off
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
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Yo Present (Indicative)
I walk
Tú Present (Indicative)
You walk
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Indicative)
He/She walks
Nosotros Present (Indicative)
We walk
Vosotros Present (Indicative)
You walk
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Indicative)
They/You walk
Yo Preterite (Indicative)
I walked
Tú Preterite (Indicative)
You walked
Él / Ella / Usted Preterite (Indicative)
He/She walked
Nosotros Preterite (Indicative)
We walked
Vosotros Preterite (Indicative)
You walked
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Preterite (Indicative)
They/You walked
Yo Imperfect (Indicative)
I walked
Tú Imperfect (Indicative)
You walked
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect (Indicative)
He/She walked
Nosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
We walked
Vosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
You walked
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect (Indicative)
They/You walked
Yo Future (Indicative)
I will walk
Tú Future (Indicative)
You will walk
Él / Ella / Usted Future (Indicative)
He/She will walk
Nosotros Future (Indicative)
We will walk
Vosotros Future (Indicative)
You will walk
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future (Indicative)
They/You will walk
Yo Conditional (Indicative)
I would walk
Tú Conditional (Indicative)
You would walk
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional (Indicative)
He/She would walk
Nosotros Conditional (Indicative)
We would walk
Vosotros Conditional (Indicative)
You would walk
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional (Indicative)
They/You would walk
Yo Present Perfect (Indicative)
I have walked
Tú Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have walked
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Indicative)
He/She has walked, You (formal) have walked
Nosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
We have walked
Vosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have walked
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Indicative)
They have walked, You (plural) have walked
Yo Past Perfect (Indicative)
I had walked
Tú Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had walked
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Indicative)
He/She had walked, You (formal) had walked
Nosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
We had walked
Vosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had walked
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Indicative)
They had walked, You (plural) had walked
Yo Future Perfect (Indicative)
I will have walked
Tú Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have walked
Él / Ella / Usted Future Perfect (Indicative)
He/She will have walked, You (formal) will have walked
Nosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
We will have walked
Vosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have walked
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future Perfect (Indicative)
They will have walked, You (plural) will have walked
Yo Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
I would have walked
Tú Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have walked
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
He/She would have walked, You (formal) would have walked
Nosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
We would have walked
Vosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have walked
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
They would have walked, You (plural) would have walked
Yo Present (Subjunctive)
I walk
Tú Present (Subjunctive)
You walk
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Subjunctive)
He/She walks
Nosotros Present (Subjunctive)
We walk
Vosotros Present (Subjunctive)
You walk
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Subjunctive)
They/You walk
Yo Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
I walked
Tú Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You walked
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
He/She walked
Nosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
We walked
Vosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You walked
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
They/You walked
Yo Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
I walked
Tú Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
You walked
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
He/She walked
Nosotros Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
We walked
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
They/You walked
Yo Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
I have walked
Tú Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have walked
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She has walked, You (formal) have walked
Nosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
We have walked
Vosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have walked
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
They have walked, You (plural) have walked
Yo Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
I had walked
Tú Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had walked
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She had walked, You (formal) had walked
Nosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
We had walked
Vosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had walked
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
The subjunctive and indicative moods are an essential part of Spanish conversations. For many learners, it’s challenging to identify when they’re supposed to use one mood or the other. Therefore, in this subjunctive vs indicative Spanish quiz, you’ll get to test your understanding of these grammatical elements.
Read each sentence carefully, pay attention to the speaker’s intention, the elements being used, and choose the appropriate verb conjugation for each context.
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Mi hermano siempre _______ la verdad.
My brother always tells the truth.
A
diga
B
dice
The indicative form 'dice' is used in this sentence to express a statement of fact or habitual action.
Espero que ustedes _______ a la fiesta.
I hope you come to the party.
A
van
B
vayan
The expression ‘espero que’ triggers the subjunctive because it expresses what we hope someone will do. So, for this example, the correct answer is ‘vayan’.
Necesito que tú _____ temprano.
I need you to come early.
A
llegas
B
llegues
In this example, we use the subjunctive form 'llegues' because we’re expressing a demand or request to someone else.
Mañana ______ viernes.
Tomorrow is Friday.
A
es
B
sea
This sentence is completed with the indicative form 'es' because it delivers factual information.
Ellos no ________ a mi fiesta.
They are coming to the party tonight.
A
vinieran
B
vinieron
This statement explains what the actions people didn’t do. Since this is real information that actually happened, the appropriate conjugation is the indicative form ‘vinieron’
Me alegra que ella _______ la verdad.
I'm glad she knows the truth.
A
sabe
B
sepa
‘Me alegra que’ expresses an emotion (joy) and introduces a subjunctive perspective (the action that makes someone feel this way). So, ‘sepa’ is the correct answer.
Esperamos que te ______ mi regalo.
We hope you like my gift.
A
guste
B
gusta
In this case, the verb ‘esperar’ conveys hope. In other words, we’re not certain that that person is going to like the gift. Since this is one of the applications of the subjunctive, ‘guste’ is the conjugation you should use to complete the sentence.
Ella _____ su tarea todos los días.
She does her homework every day.
A
haga
B
hace
The indicative form of 'hace' is used to complete this sentence since it refers to a routinary action.
Es probable que ellos _______ tarde.
It's likely that they will arrive late.
A
llegan
B
lleguen
‘Es probable que’ is an impersonal expression that triggers the Spanish subjunctive mood since it conveys probability and uncertainty. So, ‘llegue’ is the appropriate conjugation for this sentence.
Ojalá que _______ buen tiempo mañana.
Hopefully, the weather will be nice tomorrow.
A
hace
B
haga
‘Ojalá’ is a Spanish word that communicates wishes and hopes. As a result, it’s always followed by a verb in subjunctive form.
En México siempre ________ calor.
It’s always hot in Mexico.
A
haga
B
hace
This sentence describes how the weather usually is in Mexico. Since this is factual information, you must use the present indicative form ‘hace’ to complete the statement.
Quiz Results
Question
Answer Given
Correct Answer
Mi hermano siempre _______ la verdad.
Espero que ustedes _______ a la fiesta.
Necesito que tú _____ temprano.
Mañana ______ viernes.
Ellos no ________ a mi fiesta.
Me alegra que ella _______ la verdad.
Esperamos que te ______ mi regalo.
Ella _____ su tarea todos los días.
Es probable que ellos _______ tarde.
Ojalá que _______ buen tiempo mañana.
En México siempre ________ calor.
Spanish vs Indicative Spanish Quiz Instructions
This is a 11 multiple-choice quiz. The provided options are verbs conjugated in the indicative or subjunctive form. Read each sentence carefully, pay attention to the speaker’s intention, the elements being used, and choose the appropriate verb conjugation for each context.
All the questions include a translation. However, take this information as guidance since the English subjunctive may vary.
Ser vs estaris among the most challenging topics for new Spanish learners. However, understanding the difference between these verbs is crucial. So, in this quiz, you’ll get to practice the most common uses of these verbs.
Instructions for this Ser vs Estar Practice Quiz
You’ve been given 15 multiple-choice questions. These sentences need to be completed by choosing estar or ser. So, choose the correct answer from the provided options based on the context. Since we want to focus on practicing the differences between ser and estar, all of these sentences are in the present tense form.
Read the sentences and, based on the context, choose between ser and estar to complete the sentence.
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Mi hermana _______ alta y delgada.
My sister is tall and thin.
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es
B
está
In this example, es (ser) is the correct verb because "alta" and "delgada" are inherent physical traits that describe a person's permanent characteristics.
El café _______ caliente.
The coffee is hot.
A
está
B
es
“Caliente” is a temporary state of the coffee. Since temperature can change, in this example, the verb estar is the correct answer.
Mis perros _______ muy traviesos.
My dogs are so naughty.
A
son
B
están
‘Son’ should complete the sentence because "travieso" describes a personality trait. This adjective reflects my dog’s nature, which is a long-lasting quality.
Tu papá y yo ______ enojados contigo.
Your dad and I are mad at you.
A
somos
B
estamos
Enojado is an emotional state or feeling that can fade away. As a result, in this example, the correct answer is estamos.
Hoy _______ soleado.
Today is sunny.
A
es
B
está
Here, we must use estar because "soleado" describes the temporary and current condition of the day. This state can change from day to day.
Los libros _______ en la estantería.
The books are on the bookshelf.
A
están
B
son
"En la estantería" indicates the location or position of the books. Since estar is used to talk about where things are placed, in this example, the correct answer is “están”.
Los platos _______ sucios.
The dishes are dirty.
A
son
B
están
In this case, we use the Spanish verb estar because “sucios” refers to the condition of the plates, which can change (they can be cleaned).
Yo _______ doctor.
I’m a doctor.
A
soy
B
estoy
In Spanish, a profession is part of what a person is. Since this is a long-lasting and defining trait, the correct answer is “soy”.
Ustedes ____ muy simpáticos, pero ahorita ____ molestos.
You guys are very agreeable, but right now you're upset.
A
son / están
B
están / son
"Amables" is a quality related to personality, whereas "molestos" is a state. Therefore, for this example, the correct answer is "son/están".
La puerta _______ abierta.
The door is open.
A
está
B
es
“Abierta” describes a temporary condition that can change (the door can be closed). Therefore, está is the correct verb for this sentence. Be aware that “ser abierta” expresses that a person is open-minded.
En Canadá, los inviernos _____ muy fríos.
In Canada, winter is very cold.
A
están
B
son
Winter is inherently cold. Since, in this example, we’re discussing the nature of Canadian winters and their typical temperatures, you must use “ser”.
El agua _______ fría.
The water is cold.
A
es
B
está
“Fría” is a short-term quality of the water. Because the temperature of this liquid can change, use “estar”.
Nosotros _______ en la escuela.
We are at school.
A
estamos
B
somos
“En la escuela” indicates our current location, which is subject to change. So, in this example, the correct answer is “estamos”.
Tú _______ amable.
You’re kind.
A
eres
B
estás
In Spanish, kindness (being nice) is an inherent personality trait. So, you should use “eres” to complete this sentence.
Yo sé que tú _____ pálida, pero hoy _____ más pálida de lo normal.
I know you’re pale, but today you’re paler than usual.
A
eres / eres
B
eres / estás
The first part of the sentence describes a physical quality you were born with, so "eres" should be used. However, the second part of the example implies that how you look today is not your regular state. As a result, "estás" is the answer to this statement.
Quiz Results
Question
Answer Given
Correct Answer
Mi hermana _______ alta y delgada.
El café _______ caliente.
Mis perros _______ muy traviesos.
Tu papá y yo ______ enojados contigo.
Hoy _______ soleado.
Los libros _______ en la estantería.
Los platos _______ sucios.
Yo _______ doctor.
Ustedes ____ muy simpáticos, pero ahorita ____ molestos.
La puerta _______ abierta.
En Canadá, los inviernos _____ muy fríos.
El agua _______ fría.
Nosotros _______ en la escuela.
Tú _______ amable.
Yo sé que tú _____ pálida, pero hoy _____ más pálida de lo normal.
Notes about Ser vs Estar
Both ser and estar mean ‘to be’. However, they’re not used interchangeably. Here are some key points that can help you remember how to use these verbs:
Ser:
The verb ser in Spanish refers to inherent and permanent traits such as nationality, origin, profession and physical and personality traits.
Ser is also used to tellthe time and express the date and place of an event.
This verb also refers to possession and relations.
When combined with past participle adjectives, ser communicates that characteristics are unchanging. The only exception is the adjective “muerto” (dead).
Estar:
Unlike ser, the verb estar in Spanish expresses temporary nature.
When working with adjectives, this verb is used to talk about short-term physical traits and conditions.
Estar also refers to someone or something’s location, position, or posture.
In Spanish, the verb estar also expresses feelings and emotions.
When combined with a gerund, this verb refers to actions in progress (things happening right now).
The present indicative tense is not only key for daily communication but also the foundation for more complex tenses. So, in this Spanish present tense practice quiz, you’ll test your conjugation knowledge
You must use the verb shown in its infinitive form, so pay attention to the sentences to identify the proper conjugation.
10 Questions
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Yo (hablar) español.
I speak Spanish.
In the present indicative tense, regular -ar verbs like "hablar" are conjugated with -o for the first-person singular (yo) form.
Tú (comer) una manzana.
You eat an apple.
Regular -er verbs like "comer" in the present indicative tense use the conjugation ending “-es” for the second-person singular (tú) form.
Él (escribir) una carta.
He writes a letter.
“Escribir” is a regular -ir verb in the Spanish present indicative form. As a result, in the third-person singular (él) you must use the ending -e.
Nosotros (vivir) en una casa.
We live in a house.
For -ir regular verbs, we must use the present ending -imos for ‘nosotros’.
Ustedes (tener) una mascota.
You (plural) have a pet.
In the Spanish present tense, “tener” is a verb with an E to IE stem-changing verb. Since -en is the ending for ‘ustedes’, the correct answer for this example is “tienen”.
Ella (ir) al cine.
She goes to the movies.
The verb "ir" is irregular in the present indicative tense. Although it’s an -ir verb, it uses the conjugation endings of -ar verbs. In this sentence, va is the correct answer.
Vosotros (hacer) la tarea.
You all do the homework.
Hacer is another irregular verb that only affects “yo” in the present tense in Spanish. The conjugation for “vosotros” is “hacéis”.
Ellos (decir) la verdad.
They tell the truth.
The verb “decir” is only irregular for the first person singular (yo). In addition to this, it’s an E to I stem change for all subject pronouns except “nosotros” and “vosotros”. As a result, “dicen” is the right answer in this example.
Yo (poner) la mesa.
I set the table.
The verb “poner” is irregular for the first person singular (yo). For this conjugation, you must use the stem pong. As a result, the answer is “pongo”.
Yo (salir) de casa temprano.
I leave home early.
The verb "salir" is irregular in the present indicative tense. However, this irregularity only affects the pronoun “yo”. “Salgo” is the correct conjugation for this subject.
Quiz Results
Question
Answer Given
Correct Answer
Yo __________ (hablar) español.
Tú __________ (comer) una manzana.
Él __________ (escribir) una carta.
Nosotros __________ (vivir) en una casa.
Ustedes __________ (tener) una mascota.
Ella __________ (ir) al cine.
Vosotros __________ (hacer) la tarea.
Ellos __________ (decir) la verdad.
Yo __________ (poner) la mesa.
Yo__________ (salir) de casa temprano.
Spanish Present Tense Practice: Instructions
You’ve been given 15 fill-in-the-blank questions. Your job is to complete these sentences by typing the correct conjugation for each case. You must use the verb shown in its infinitive form, so pay attention to the sentences to identify the proper conjugation.
Here are some tips:
Pay attention to the ending of the infinitive verb and use the corresponding endings for each type of verb.
Be mindful of irregular verbs. You can check this guide if you don’t remember irregular verbs in the present tense
Consider subject-verb agreement. In Spanish, each subject pronoun has its own conjugation ending. So, make sure you type the right answer for the subject pronoun given.
Notes about the Spanish Present Tense
Here are some notes that can help you through this Spanish present tense quiz:
To conjugate a verb in the present indicative tense, you must replace the infinitive ending for the corresponding conjugation ending.
The ending for regular verbs in the present tense are:
AR verbs: -o, -as, -a, -amos, -áis, -an
ER verbs: -o, -es, -e, -emos, -éis, -en
IR verbs: -o, -es, -e, -imos, -ís, -en
Stem-changing verbs in the present tense are verbs with minor spelling changes. Use the regular endings to conjugate these verbs.
Present irregular verbs have significant changes in their root or conjugation endings. Ser, dar, hacer, poner, and estar are examples of irregular verbs.
The Spanish present indicative tense is used to talk about habitual actions or events in the present.
In Spanish, the present subjunctive allows you to convey recommendations to someone, uncertainty about an action and hopes. Since this tense is crucial for communication, in this Spanish present subjunctive quiz, you’ll get to test your knowledge of this tense.
Read each question carefully and conjugate the verb in the present subjunctive form that best fits the sentence.
10 Questions
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Espero que ella (estudiar) para el examen.
I hope that she studies for the exam
Esperar que is a trigger for the present subjunctive. In this case, the hope is toward ella. As a result, the correct conjugation for this example is estudie.
Es importante que tú (hacer) ejercicio regularmente.
It's important that you exercise regularly.
In Spanish, the present subjunctive is conjugated based on the stem for the yo present indicative form (yo hago). Since the sentence addresses you, the correct conjugation is ‘hagas’.
Recomiendo que nosotros (viajar) a ese país.
I recommend that we travel to that country.
The subject placed after the trigger verb recomendar is ‘nosotros’. Therefore, we must use the form ‘viajemos’ to complete the sentence.
No creo que ellos (entender) la situación.
I don't believe that they understand the situation.
This sentence conveys doubt or disbelief about their understanding of the situation. Since ‘entender’ is a stem-changing verb, the correct answer is ‘entiendan’.
Es necesario que tú (prepararse) para la reunión.
It's necessary that you prepare for the meeting.
In Spanish, the present subjunctive can be used to remind people of the necessity of doing something. In this case, preparing for a meaning. Given that reflexive pronouns are placed before the conjugated verb, the correct answer is ‘te prepares’.
Sugiero que ustedes (practicar) más para mejorar.
I suggest that you practice more to improve.
Since the Spanish present subjunctive is used to express advice and suggestions, ‘sugerir’ is one of its most common triggers. Remember that verbs ending in ‘car’ such as ‘practicar’ take the spelling changes observed for ‘yo’ in the preterite tense. So, ‘practiquen’ is the appropriate answer.
Dudo que Sonia (venir) a la fiesta esta noche.
I doubt that she will come to the party tonight.
This example expresses uncertainty about Sonia coming to the party. ‘Venga’ is the correct conjugation for the third-person singular.
Quiero que ustedes (ser) honestos conmigo.
I want you all to be honest with me.
In Spanish, we use the present subjunctive to express what we want people to do (be honest, in this example). Since we’re addressing a group of people, ‘sean’ is the correct answer.
Ojalá que él (ganar) el premio.
Hopefully, he will win the prize.
‘Ojalá’ is one of the most common subjunctive triggers because it conveys a person’s wishes. The conjugation of -ar verbs for the third-person singular uses the ending -e. As a result, ‘gane’ is the correct answer.
No estoy seguro de que Emma (poder) asistir a la reunión.
I'm not sure that Emma can attend the meeting.
This example expresses uncertainty about Emma’s ability to attend the party. Remember that the present subjunctive uses the same root as the present indicative forms for ‘yo’ (pueda). So, once you add the subjunctive endings, the correct answer is ‘pueda’.
Quiz Results
Question
Answer Given
Correct Answer
Espero que ella __________ (estudiar) para el examen.
Es importante que tú __________ (hacer) ejercicio regularmente.
Recomiendo que nosotros __________ (viajar) a ese país.
No creo que ellos __________ (entender) la situación.
Es necesario que tú __________ (prepararse) para la reunión.
Sugiero que ustedes __________ (practicar) más para mejorar.
Dudo que Sonia __________ (venir) a la fiesta esta noche.
Quiero que ustedes __________ (ser) honestos conmigo.
Ojalá que él __________ (ganar) el premio.
No estoy seguro de que Emma __________ (poder) asistir a la reunión.
Spanish Present Subjunctive Quiz Instructions
You’ve been given 10 sentences, each containing a verb in the infinitive form. Your task is simple. Read each question carefully and conjugate the verb in the present subjunctive form that best fits the sentence. Be aware that this quiz contains regular, stem-changing, and irregular verbs.
Here are some tips:
Pay attention to the trigger words and the subjects towards which the subjunctive sentence is being directed.
Choose the conjugation that matches the subject of the subordinate clause.
If you forget the conjugation rules, endings, or irregular changes, check this resource.
Each sentence includes its English translation, which you can use as a reference. Remember that these translations may vary depending on the specific context and meaning.
Most of the present subjunctive conjugations use the same verb root used for the present indicative forms of ‘yo’.
For instance, yo puedo (indicative) becomes yo pueda, tú puedas, él pueda, etc.
There are six irregular verbs in the present subjunctive tense.
IR stem-changing verbs also affect ‘nosotros’ and ‘vosotros’. E to I stem-changing verbs have the same changes for all subject pronouns. O to UE and I to IE changes have slightly different spelling modifications for ‘nosotros’ and ‘vosotros’.
In Spanish, the present subjunctive tense is used to express hopes, advice, demands, uncertainty, and feelings.
Read each question carefully and complete the sentence by selecting the right answer.
10 Questions
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Es probable que él _______ (terminar) el trabajo.
It’s possible that he has finished the job
A
haya terminado
B
ha terminado
This example expresses uncertainty about whether the action has finished or not. As a result, you must use the subjunctive form.
No creo que ellos _______ (recibir) la carta todavía.
I don’t think they have opened the letter yet
A
hayan recibido
B
han abierto
Hayan recibido communicates doubts about the action, which is reinforced by the triggered no creo que.
Nosotros _______ (visitar) Francia dos veces.
We have visited France two times
A
hemos visitado
B
han visitado
In this example, we use the present perfect indicative because we’re expressing a fact, something that we know for sure that already occurred.
¡Qué bueno que ustedes _______ (conocerse)!
How nice that you guys met
A
se han conocido
B
se hayan conocido
The Spanish present perfect subjunctive is the appropriate answer for this sentence because it communicates the emotion caused by the action.
Me alegra que tú _______ (encontrar) un buen empleo.
I’m so glad that you found a good job.
A
has encontrado
B
hayas encontrado
‘Me alegra que’ triggers the present perfect subjunctive because it communicates the feelings a past action causes.
Paulina y yo todavía no ______ (salir) de trabajar.
Paulina and I haven’t left work yet.
A
hayamos salido
B
hemos salido
This sentence provides factual and objective information. As a result, hemos salido (indicative) is the correct answer.
Tú _______ (comprar) los boletos para el concierto.
You have bought the tickets for the concert.
A
has comprado
B
hayas comprado
The example states a fact. There is no uncertainty or feelings about the action. Therefore, we must use the present perfect indicative.
Espero que tú _______ (hacer) la tarea antes de salir.
I hope you have done your homework before you leave.
A
hayas hecho
B
has hecho
Esperar is a verb related to wishes and hopes. As a result, it triggers the subjunctive. This sentence expresses the hope that the action (doing your homework) has already been done.
Ellos _______ (leer) todos los libros de la lista.
They have read all the books from the list.
A
hayan leído
B
han leído
In this example, we’re reporting something that our friends have actually done. Because of this, han leído is the correct option.
Ojalá tu hermana no le _______ (decir).
I hope your sister didn’t tell her.
A
ha dicho
B
haya dicho
Because it expresses hope, ‘ojalá’ is one of the most common words that trigger the subjunctive tense. Additionally, when using the present perfect subjunctive we imply uncertainty (we’re not sure if it actually happened), whereas the indicative form refers to factual events.
Quiz Results
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Es probable que él _______ (terminar) el trabajo.
No creo que ellos _______ (recibir) la carta todavía.
Nosotros _______ (visitar) Francia dos veces.
¡Qué bueno que ustedes _______ (conocerse)!
Me alegra que tú _______ (encontrar) un buen empleo.
Paulina y yo todavía no ______ (salir) de trabajar.
Tú _______ (comprar) los boletos para el concierto.
Espero que tú _______ (hacer) la tarea antes de salir.
Ellos _______ (leer) todos los libros de la lista.
You’ve been given 10 multiple choice questions to test your knowledge on when to use the present perfect subjunctive vs the present perfect indicative. Your job is to complete each question by selecting the right answer. Make sure you read the sentences carefully so you choose the right tense.
Being able to identify when and when not to use the subjunctive form, will give you a better understanding of the present perfect subjunctive.
Notes on the Spanish Present Perfect Subjunctive
Here is a summary of this tense:
This compound tense is formed by combining the present perfect subjunctive forms of haber with a verb in past participle form.
The Spanish present perfect subjunctive refers to actions that already happened.
However, this tense expresses:
The current feelings such action causes
Uncertainty on whether the action happened
The current hopes you have about such event
Unlike the present perfect indicative, this tense is not factual or objective.
Si clausesare a key component of Spanish because they allow you to express a potential result if some specific circumstances are met. Since if clauses are crucial for communication, this si clauses Spanish practice quiz will help you test your knowledge.
You’ve been given 10 incomplete sentences. Read each example carefully and choose the appropriate verb conjugation.
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Si hace buen tiempo, __________ (ir) a la playa.
If the weather is good, we will go to the beach.
A
iremos
B
iríamos
This clause expresses a real condition. Since the outcome is likely to happen, we use the future simple.
Si ______ (tener) más tiempo, Luis haría más ejercicio.
If he had more time, Luis would exercise more.
A
tuviera
B
tiene
In this example, ‘tuviera’ is the right answer because we’re talking about a condition that is unreal in the present. But if this changed, Luis would exercise more.
Si hubieras estudiado, ______ una mejor calificación.
If you had studied, you would have gotten a better grade.
A
habrías sacado
B
sacarías
This sentence refers to a past condition that was not met (study). In this case, the conditional perfect allows you to express what would have happened if the condition had been met.
Si estudian mucho, ________ (aprobar) el examen.
If you study a lot, you’ll pass the test.
A
aprobarían
B
aprobarán
In this example, the future form “aprobarán” expresses that this result will happen in the future if the condition is met. The present indicative in the si clause conveys that this condition is real and achievable.
Si tuviera dinero, ________ (comprar) un nuevo libro.
If I had money, I would buy a new book.
A
compraría
B
hubiera comprado
In this case, the condition is not currently true. Right now, I don’t have money. But if I did, I would buy a book. So, in this case, the conditional is the correct answer.
Si _____, ustedes se van a mojar.
If it rains, you’re going to get wet.
A
llueve
B
llovería
This example delivers the logical and potential result of a condition. Since this outcome is real and achievable, the first part of the si clause must be in the present tense.
No le habría contestado si me ________.
I wouldn’t have answered him if he had called me.
A
llamara
B
hubiera llamado
In this case, the past perfect subjunctive is the correct answer since it refers to a condition that never happened. This example expresses what someone would have done if things were different. The third conditional always uses the past perfect subjunctive in the si clause.
Si pudiéramos, nosotros ______ en París.
If we could, we would live in París.
A
viveremos
B
viviríamos
This conditional sentence refers to a circumstance that is unlikely to happen in the present. ‘Viviríamos’ conveys that, given the current situation, the outcome is difficult to accomplish.
Si ____, no contestes.
If they call me, don’t answer the phone.
A
hubieran llamado
B
me llaman
The imperative expresses commands in the present tense. This is the outcome I must do if they call you, which can happen. As a result, the si clause must be completed with the present tense.
Si no ______ su teléfono, mi mamá no se habría enojado.
If you hadn’t broken her phone, mom wouldn’t have gotten mad.
A
habías roto
B
hubieras roto
This example conveys that you guys already broke your mom’s phone. This is a circumstance you cannot change. This is the third conditional. As a result, you must use the past perfect subjunctive to complete the sentence.
Quiz Results
Question
Answer Given
Correct Answer
Si hace buen tiempo, __________ (ir) a la playa.
Si ______ (tener) más tiempo, Luis haría más ejercicio.
Si hubieras estudiado, ______ una mejor calificación.
Si estudian mucho, ________ (aprobar) el examen.
Si tuviera dinero, ________ (comprar) un nuevo libro.
Si _____, ustedes se van a mojar.
No le habría contestado si me ________.
Si pudiéramos, nosotros ______ en París.
Si ____, no contestes.
Si no ______ su teléfono, mi mamá no se habría enojado.
Si Clauses Spanish Practice Quiz: Instructions
You’ve been given 10 incomplete sentences. Read each example carefully and choose the appropriate verb conjugation. Pay attention to the context and the type of si clause being used. To test your understanding, some sentences are missing the first part (condition) of the structure, while others are missing the second part (outcome).
I’ve included explanations to help you understand why a particular tense is used. ¡Buena suerte!
Notes About Si Clauses in Spanish
In Spanish, si clauses are structures used to express a condition and its potential outcome.
A si clause has two parts: the condition (introduced by the word si) and the result. These are known as dependent and main clauses, respectively.
Like in English, in Spanish, si clauses express hypothetical situations.
Depending on the likelihood of achieving a condition, these sentences are classified into:
First conditional (likely)
Second conditional (unlikely)
Third conditional (impossible)
With the first conditional, the conditions are achievable, therefore, the result is highly likely to happen.
The second conditional in Spanish refers to outcomes that are unlikely to happen and the hypothetical result if they did.
The third conditional is used for past conditions that were not fulfilled. It refers to regrets and past unfulfilled wishes.
Depending on what you want to express, si clauses are combined with the following tenses:
The Spanish conditional tense allows you to express conditions and communicate more politely. In short, you should take the time to learn, practice and master this tense. This conditional tense Spanish practice quiz is meant to help you practice both regular and irregular conditional conjugations.
Carefully read each example and fill in the blanks with the verb conjugated to the conditional tense.
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Yo (comer) pizza todos los días si pudiera.
I would eat pizza everyday if I could.
In the Spanish conditional tense, ‘-ía’ is the conjugation ending you should use for the first-person singular (yo).
Ella (viajar) por el mundo si tuviera dinero.
She would travel the world if she had money.
The correct ending for the third-person singular is ‘-ía’. As a result, ‘viajaría’ is the right answer.
Señora, yo no (saber) decirle qué pasó.
Ma’am, I couldn’t tell you what happened.
‘Saber’ is an irregular verb in the conditional tense and uses the stem ‘sabr’. In this example, this Spanish tense conveys politeness.
Nosotros (estudiar) más si tuviéramos tiempo.
We would study more if we had more time.
To conjugate ‘estudiar’ for this example, add the conditional ending ‘-íamos’ to the infinitive verb.
Ustedes (ir) de vacaciones si ganaran la lotería.
You guys would go on vacation if you won the lottery.
Although it’s an irregular verb in most tenses, ‘ir’ is regular in the conditional tense. Since we’re talking about a plural subject, you must use the ending ‘-ían’.
Jonathan me dijo que (venir) a la fiesta.
Jonathan told me that he would come to the party.
‘Venir’ is one of the irregular conditional verbs. Use its conditional root ‘vendr’ to form this tense.
Tú (ayudar) a Juan si él necesitara apoyo.
You would help Juan if he needed help.
‘-ías’ is the conditional ending you must use for the subject pronoun ‘tú’.
Ellas (hacer) ejercicio todos los días si tuvieran tiempo.
They would exercise every day if they had time.
In the conditional tense, hacer is an irregular verb. Notice that this example refers to conditions and their hypothetical results.
Yo te (decir) la verdad si supiera lo que pasó.
I would tell you the truth if I knew what happened.
‘Decir’ is irregular in the conditional tense. In this tense, you must use the irregular root ‘dir’.
Señorita, ¿ (poder) salir un momento?
Miss, could you go outside for a moment?
In Spanish, we use the conditional form to make polite requests. ‘Podr’ is the irregular stem of poner.
¿Dónde (poner) este cuadro tú?
Where would you put this painting?
This sentence conveys a hypothetical situation. Remember that poner is an irregular verb in this tense.
Martín no (querer) que estuvieras triste.
Martin wouldn’t want you to be sad.
‘Querer’ is irregular in the Spanish conditional tense. We use this verb form because we’re making an hypothesis about what Martin would have wanted.
Chicas, ¿ustedes con qué famoso (salir)?
Girls, which celebrity would you date?
‘Salir’ is one of the irregular verbs in the conditional tense. To conjugate it, you must use the stem ‘saldr’.
¿A dónde (ir) tus abuelos?
Where would your grandparents go?
‘Abuelos’ is plural, as a result, the correct conjunction to make this hypothesis is “irían”.
Señorita, ¿ (haber) algún problema si uso esta computadora?
Miss, wouldn't it be a problem if I use this computer?
In the conditional tense, haber is an irregular verb. In this example, the conditional form allows you to ask politely about the existence of something (problem).
Quiz Results
Question
Answer Given
Correct Answer
Yo __________ (comer) pizza todos los días si pudiera.
Ella __________ (viajar) por el mundo si tuviera dinero.
Señora, yo no _____ (saber) decirle qué pasó.
Nosotros __________ (estudiar) más si tuviéramos tiempo.
Ustedes __________ (ir) de vacaciones si ganaran la lotería.
Jonathan me dijo que _______ (venir) a la fiesta.
Tú __________ (ayudar) a Juan si él necesitara apoyo.
Ellas __________ (hacer) ejercicio todos los días si tuvieran tiempo.
Yo te __________ (decir) la verdad si supiera lo que pasó.
Señorita, ¿_____ (poder) salir un momento?
¿Dónde ______ (poner) este cuadro tú?
Martín no ____ (querer) que estuvieras triste.
Chicas, ¿ustedes con qué famoso _____ (salir)?
¿A dónde _____ (ir) tus abuelos?
Señorita, ¿______ (haber) algún problema si uso esta computadora?
In this quiz, there are 15 sentences with incomplete verb conjugations. Your task is simple! Carefully read each example and fill in the blanks with the verb conjugated to the conditional tense.
Remember that the Spanish conditional endings are accented. You can find an “insert character” box where you can choose the correct accented vowel.
Conditional Tense Spanish Notes
Here are some key points about the conditional tense:
The endings to form the conditional tense in Spanish are ía, ías, ía, íamos, íais, ían.
These conditional endings are used for both regular and irregular verbs.
In Spanish, regular verbs in the conditional tense are formed by adding the corresponding ending to the verb’s root.
The root of irregular conditional verbs undergo some changes.
The Spanish conditional tense is used to express politeness, introduce conditions, and form indirect speech.
Often, this tense is combined with si clauses to express hypothetical outcomes.
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A mí leer. Present (Indicative)
I like to read.
A mí las flores. Present (Indicative)
I like the flowers.
A ti el chocolate blanco. Present (Indicative)
You like white chocolate.
A ti los gatos. Present (Indicative)
You like cats.
A él / a ella / a usted jugar fútbol. Present (Indicative)
He / She likes to play soccer.
A él / a ella / a usted esas galletas. Present (Indicative)
He / She likes those cookies.
A nosotros dormir temprano. Present (Indicative)
We like to sleep early.
A nosotros las películas de terror. Present (Indicative)
We like horror movies.
A vosotros viajar. Present (Indicative)
You (plural) like to travel.
A vosotros esas fotos. Present (Indicative)
You (plural) like those photos.
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes salir con sus amigos. Present (Indicative)
They / You (plural) like to go out with your friends.
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes los postres que trajiste. Present (Indicative)
They / You (plural) like the desserts you brought.
A mí ese libro. Preterite (Indicative)
I liked that book.
A mí las flores que me regalaste Preterite (Indicative)
I liked the flowers you gave me.
A ti el teléfono amarillo Preterite (Indicative)
You liked the yellow phone.
A ti tus regalos. Preterite (Indicative)
You liked your gifts.
A él / a ella / a usted España. Preterite (Indicative)
He / She liked Spain.
A él / a ella / a usted sus zapatos nuevos Preterite (Indicative)
He / She liked their new shoes.
A nosotros el restaurante al que nos llevaste. Preterite (Indicative)
We liked the restaurant to which you took us.
A nosotros los chocolates que nos diste. Preterite (Indicative)
We liked the chocolates that you gave us.
A vosotros la comida. Preterite (Indicative)
You (plural) liked the food.
A vosotros esas cortinas. Preterite (Indicative)
You (plural) liked those curtains.
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes la presentación. Preterite (Indicative)
They / You (plural) liked the presentation.
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes las paletas. Preterite (Indicative)
They / You (plural) liked the palettes.
A mí jugar con mis amigos. Imperfect (Indicative)
I used to like to play with my friends.
A mí los perros grandes. Imperfect (Indicative)
I used to like to big dogs.
A ti dormir hasta tarde. Imperfect (Indicative)
You used to like to sleep in late.
A ti los carros rojos. Imperfect (Indicative)
You used to like to red cars.
A él / a ella / a usted comer dulces. Imperfect (Indicative)
He / She used to like to eat candies.
A él / a ella / a usted las clases de español. Imperfect (Indicative)
He / She used to like Spanish classes.
A nosotros ir a visitar a nuestros abuelos. Imperfect (Indicative)
We used to like to go to visit our grandparents.
A nosotros las caricaturas. Imperfect (Indicative)
We used to like cartoons.
A vosotros salir de vacaciones. Imperfect (Indicative)
You (plural) used to like to go on vacation.
A vosotros estos juguetes. Imperfect (Indicative)
You (plural) used to like these games
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes ver la televisión. Imperfect (Indicative)
They / You (plural) used to like to watch TV.
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes los videojuegos. Imperfect (Indicative)
They / You (plural) used to like video games.
A mí la película. Future (Indicative)
I will like the movie.
A mí tus galletas. Future (Indicative)
I will like your cookies.
A ti esta canción. Future (Indicative)
You will like this song.
A ti los zapatos que te compre. Future (Indicative)
You will like the shoes I bought you.
A él / a ella / a usted saber de ti. Future (Indicative)
He / She will like to know of you.
A él / a ella / a usted estas flores. Future (Indicative)
He / She will like these flowers.
A nosotros esa pintura. Future (Indicative)
We will like that paint.
A nosotros tus regalos. Future (Indicative)
We will like your gifts.
A vosotros la comida. Future (Indicative)
You (plural) will like the food.
A vosotros los panes que traje. Future (Indicative)
You (plural) will like the bread I brought.
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes esta cartera. Future (Indicative)
They / You (plural) will like this briefcase.
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes esas chicas. Future (Indicative)
They / You (plural) will like those girls.
A mí ver a mis amigas. Conditional (Indicative)
I would like to see my friends.
A mí las películas de acción. Conditional (Indicative)
I would like action movies.
A ti mi perro. Conditional (Indicative)
You would like my dog.
A ti las verduras. Conditional (Indicative)
You would like the vegetables.
A él / a ella / a usted aprender español. Conditional (Indicative)
He / She would like to learn Spanish.
A él / a ella / a usted esas blusas. Conditional (Indicative)
He / She would like those blouses.
A nosotros descansar este fin de semana. Conditional (Indicative)
We would like to rest this weekend.
A nosotros los perros si no fueran tan traviesos. Conditional (Indicative)
We would like dogs if they weren't so naughty.
A vosotros el poema. Conditional (Indicative)
You (plural) would like the poem.
A vosotros estos paisajes. Conditional (Indicative)
You (plural) would like these landscapes.
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes saludarte. Conditional (Indicative)
They / You (plural) would like to greet you.
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes tus clases de música. Conditional (Indicative)
They / You (plural) would like your music classes.
A mí ese libro. Present Perfect (Indicative)
I have liked that book.
A mí todas tus cartas. Present Perfect (Indicative)
I have liked all your letters.
A ti el desayuno. Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have liked the breakfast.
A ti los programas de acción desde que eres niño. Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have liked action shows since you were a kid.
A él / a ella / a usted su viaje a Europa. Present Perfect (Indicative)
He / She has liked their trip to Europe.
A él / a ella / a usted los dulces que le mandaste. Present Perfect (Indicative)
He / She has liked the candies you sent them.
A nosotros vivir aquí. Present Perfect (Indicative)
We have liked living here.
A nosotros las películas que nos recomendaste. Present Perfect (Indicative)
We have liked the movies you recommended to us.
A vosotros esta bebida. Present Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) have liked this drink.
A vosotros los cuadros. Present Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) have liked the paintings.
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes este programa. Present Perfect (Indicative)
They / You (plural) have liked this show.
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes sus audífonos. Present Perfect (Indicative)
They / You (plural) have liked their headphones.
A mí tu vestido. Past Perfect (Indicative)
I had liked your dress.
A mí los zapatos que compraste. Past Perfect (Indicative)
I had liked the shoes you bought.
A ti la casa que vimos. Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had liked the house we saw.
A ti estas verduras. Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had liked these vegetables.
A él / a ella / a usted vivir solo. Past Perfect (Indicative)
He / She had liked to live alone.
A él / a ella / a usted los juguetes que vio ayer. Past Perfect (Indicative)
He / She had liked the toys he/she saw yesterday.
A nosotros este carro. Past Perfect (Indicative)
We had liked this car.
A nosotros los libros que nos diste. Past Perfect (Indicative)
We had liked the books that you gave us.
A vosotros esta computadora. Past Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) had liked this computer.
A vosotros las tapas. Past Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) had liked the tapas.
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes la idea de vivir aquí. Past Perfect (Indicative)
They / You (plural) had liked the idea of living here.
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes esos asientos. Past Perfect (Indicative)
They / You (plural) had liked those seats.
A mí descansar toda la semana Future Perfect (Indicative)
I will have liked to rest the whole week.
A mí esas gelatinas. Future Perfect (Indicative)
I will have liked those jellies.
A ti conocer a mi familia. Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have liked to meet my family.
A ti estas vacaciones. Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have liked these vacations.
A él / a ella / a usted el final de este programa. Future Perfect (Indicative)
He / She will have liked the finale of this show.
A él / a ella / a usted las flores que le mandé. Future Perfect (Indicative)
He / She will have liked the flowers I gave him/her.
A nosotros el postre. Future Perfect (Indicative)
We will have liked the dessert.
A nosotros esos tenis. Future Perfect (Indicative)
We will have liked those sneakers.
A vosotros el proyecto. Future Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) will have liked the project.
A vosotros las tarjetas que les enviamos. Future Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) will have liked the cards we sent them.
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes su viaje. Future Perfect (Indicative)
They / You (plural) will have liked their trip.
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes los platillos que cocinaste. Future Perfect (Indicative)
They / You (plural) will have liked the dishes that you cooked.
A mí conocerlos. Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
I would have liked to meet them.
A mí esos gorros en otro color. Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
I would have liked this hat in another color.
A ti ese lugar. Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have liked that place.
A ti sus chistes. Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have liked their jokes.
A él / a ella / a usted aprender español. Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
He / She would have liked to learn Spanish.
A él / a ella / a usted unas vacaciones pagadas. Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
He / She would have liked the paid vacations.
A nosotros comprar ese carro. Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
We would have liked to buy this car.
A nosotros esos libros si no fueran tan largos. Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
We would have liked
A vosotros México. Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) would have liked
A vosotros los tacos. Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You (plural) would have liked
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes preparar otro plato. Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
They / You (plural) would have liked
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes estos juguetes. Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
They / You (plural) would have liked
A mí estudiar. Present (Subjunctive)
I like to study.
A mí las frutas. Present (Subjunctive)
I like fruits.
A ti este regalo. Present (Subjunctive)
You like this gift.
A ti las camisas que te compré. Present (Subjunctive)
You like the shirts that I will buy you.
A él / a ella / a usted este departamento. Present (Subjunctive)
He / She likes this apartment.
A él / a ella / a usted las tapas. Present (Subjunctive)
He / She likes the tapas.
A nosotros dormir temprano. Present (Subjunctive)
We like to sleep early.
A nosotros tus comentarios. Present (Subjunctive)
We like your comments.
A vosotros viajar. Present (Subjunctive)
You (plural) like to travel.
A vosotros los mariscos. Present (Subjunctive)
You (plural) like seafood.
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes saber lo que hiciste. Present (Subjunctive)
They / You (plural) like to know what you did.
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes las películas de terror. Present (Subjunctive)
They / You (plural) like horror movies.
A mí tener perros. Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
I liked to have dogs.
A mí las películas de acción. Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
I liked actions movies.
A ti el café. Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You liked coffee.
A ti los girasoles. Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You liked sunflowers.
A él / a ella / a usted hablar con extraños. Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
He / She liked to talk to strangers.
A él / a ella / a usted los gatos. Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
He / She liked cats.
A nosotros vivir en la playa. Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
We liked to live on the beach.
A nosotros los chocolates blancos. Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
We liked white chocolates.
A vosotros estudiar más. Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You (plural) liked to study more.
A vosotros las malteadas. Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You (plural) liked the milkshakes.
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes cocinar. Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
They / You (plural) liked to cook.
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes las artes marciales. Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
They / You (plural) liked martial arts.
A mí tener perros. Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
I liked to have dogs.
A mí las películas de acción. Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
I liked action movies.
A ti el café. Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
You liked coffee.
A ti los girasoles. Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
You liked sunflowers.
A él / a ella / a usted hablar con extraños. Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
He / She liked to talk to strangers.
A él / a ella / a usted los gatos. Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
He / She liked cats.
A nosotros vivir en la playa. Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
We liked to live on the beach.
A nosotros los chocolates blancos. Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
We liked white chocolates.
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes cocinar. Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
They / You (plural) liked to cook.
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes las artes marciales. Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
They / You (plural) liked martial arts.
A mí esa pintura. Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
I have liked that paint.
A mí todas tus cartas. Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
I have liked all your letters.
A ti el desayuno. Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have liked the breakfast.
A ti los programas de acción desde que eres niño. Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have liked action shows since you were a kid.
A él / a ella / a usted su viaje a Europa. Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
He / She has liked his/her trip to Europe.
A él / a ella / a usted los dulces que le mandaste. Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
He / She has liked the candies you sent them.
A nosotros vivir aquí. Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
We have liked to live here.
A nosotros las películas que nos recomendaste. Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
We have liked the movies you recommended to us.
A vosotros esta bebida. Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You (plural) have liked this drink.
A vosotros los cuadros. Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You (plural) have liked the paintings.
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes este programa. Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
They / You (plural) have liked this show.
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes sus audífonos. Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
They / You (plural) have liked their headphones.
A mí tomarme unos días libres. Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
I had liked to take a few days off.
A mí esos postres. Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
I had liked those desserts.
A ti esa película. Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had liked that movie.
A ti esas frutas. Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had liked thoses fruits.
A él / a ella / a usted conocer a tu novio. Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
He / She had liked to meet your boyfriend.
A él / a ella / a usted los gatos. Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
He / She had liked cats.
A nosotros cocinar otra cosa. Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
to cook something else.
A nosotros las clases de biología. Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
We had liked Biology class.
A vosotros el agua fresca. Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You (plural) had liked the agua fresca (flavoured water).
A vosotros los paisajes que vimos. Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You (plural) had liked the landscapes we saw.
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes ir a tu boda. Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
They / You (plural) had liked to go to your wedding.
A ellos / a ellas / a ustedes unas vacaciones más largas. Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
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Yo Present (Indicative)
I get up
Tú Present (Indicative)
You get up
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Indicative)
He/She gets up, You (formal) get up
Nosotros Present (Indicative)
We get up
Vosotros Present (Indicative)
You get up
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Indicative)
They get up, You (plural) get up
Yo Preterite (Indicative)
I got up
Tú Preterite (Indicative)
You got up
Él / Ella / Usted Preterite (Indicative)
He/She got up, You (formal) got up
Nosotros Preterite (Indicative)
We got up
Vosotros Preterite (Indicative)
You got up
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Preterite (Indicative)
They got up, You (plural) got up
Yo Imperfect (Indicative)
I got up, I used to get up
Tú Imperfect (Indicative)
You got up, You used to get up
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect (Indicative)
He/She got up, He/She used to get up, You (formal) got up, You (formal) used to get up
Nosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
We got up, We used to get up
Vosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
You got up, You used to get up
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect (Indicative)
They got up, They used to get up, You (plural) got up, You (plural) used to get up
Yo Future (Indicative)
I will get up
Tú Future (Indicative)
You will get up
Él / Ella / Usted Future (Indicative)
He/She will get up, You (formal) will get up
Nosotros Future (Indicative)
We will get up
Vosotros Future (Indicative)
You will get up
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future (Indicative)
They will get up, You (plural) will get up
Yo Conditional (Indicative)
I would get up
Tú Conditional (Indicative)
You would get up
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional (Indicative)
He/She would get up, You (formal) would get up
Nosotros Conditional (Indicative)
We would get up
Vosotros Conditional (Indicative)
You would get up
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional (Indicative)
They would get up, You (plural) would get up
Yo Present Perfect (Indicative)
I have gotten up
Tú Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have gotten up
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Indicative)
He/She has gotten up, You (formal) have gotten up
Nosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
We have gotten up
Vosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have gotten up
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Indicative)
They have gotten up, You (plural) have gotten up
Yo Past Perfect (Indicative)
I had gotten up
Tú Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had gotten up
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Indicative)
He/She had gotten up, You (formal) had gotten up
Nosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
We had gotten up
Vosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had gotten up
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Indicative)
They had gotten up, You (plural) had gotten up
Yo Future Perfect (Indicative)
I will have gotten up
Tú Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have gotten up
Él / Ella / Usted Future Perfect (Indicative)
He/She will have gotten up, You (formal) will have gotten up
Nosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
We will have gotten up
Vosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have gotten up
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future Perfect (Indicative)
They will have gotten up, You (plural) will have gotten up
Yo Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
I would have gotten up
Tú Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have gotten up
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
He/She would have gotten up, You (formal) would have gotten up
Nosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
We would have gotten up
Vosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have gotten up
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
They would have gotten up, You (plural) would have gotten up
Yo Present (Subjunctive)
I get up
Tú Present (Subjunctive)
You get up
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Subjunctive)
He/She gets up, You (formal) get up
Nosotros Present (Subjunctive)
We get up
Vosotros Present (Subjunctive)
You get up
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Subjunctive)
They get up, You (plural) get up
Yo Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
I got up
Tú Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You got up
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
He/She got up, You (formal) got up
Nosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
We got up
Vosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You got up
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
They got up, You (plural) got up
Yo Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
I got up
Tú Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
You got up
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
He/She got up, You (formal) got up
Nosotros Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
We got up
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
They got up, You (plural) got up
Yo Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
I have gotten up
Tú Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have gotten up
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She has gotten up, You (formal) have gotten up
Nosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
We have gotten up
Vosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have gotten up
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
They have gotten up, You (plural) have gotten up
Yo Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
I had gotten up
Tú Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had gotten up
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She had gotten up, You (formal) had gotten up
Nosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
We had gotten up
Vosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had gotten up
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
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Present (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
me levanto
Tú
te levantas
Él / Ella / Usted
se levanta
Nosotros
nos levantamos
Vosotros
os levantáis
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
se levantan
Preterite (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
me levanté
Tú
te levantaste
Él / Ella / Usted
se levantó
Nosotros
nos levantamos
Vosotros
os levantasteis
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
se levantaron
Imperfect (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
me levantaba
Tú
te levantabas
Él / Ella / Usted
se levantaba
Nosotros
nos levantábamos
Vosotros
os levantabais
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
se levantaban
Future (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
me levantaré
Tú
te levantarás
Él / Ella / Usted
se levantará
Nosotros
nos levantaremos
Vosotros
os levantaréis
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
se levantarán
Conditional (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
me levantaría
Tú
te levantarías
Él / Ella / Usted
se levantaría
Nosotros
nos levantaríamos
Vosotros
os levantaríais
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
se levantarían
Present Perfect (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
me he levantado
Tú
te has levantado
Él / Ella / Usted
se ha levantado
Nosotros
nos hemos levantado
Vosotros
os habéis levantado
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
se han levantado
Past Perfect (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
me había levantado
Tú
te habías levantado
Él / Ella / Usted
se había levantado
Nosotros
nos habíamos levantado
Vosotros
os habíais levantado
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
se habían levantado
Future Perfect (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
me habré levantado
Tú
te habrás levantado
Él / Ella / Usted
se habrá levantado
Nosotros
nos habremos levantado
Vosotros
os habréis levantado
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
se habrán levantado
Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
me habría levantado
Tú
te habrías levantado
Él / Ella / Usted
se habría levantado
Nosotros
nos habríamos levantado
Vosotros
os habríais levantado
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
se habrían levantado
Present (Subjunctive)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
me levante
Tú
te levantes
Él / Ella / Usted
se levante
Nosotros
nos levantemos
Vosotros
os levantéis
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
se levanten
Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
me levantase
Tú
te levantases
Él / Ella / Usted
se levantase
Nosotros
nos levantásemos
Vosotros
os levantaseis
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
se levantasen
Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
me levantara
Tú
te levantaras
Él / Ella / Usted
se levantara
Nosotros
nos levantáramos
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
se levantaran
Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
me haya levantado
Tú
te hayas levantado
Él / Ella / Usted
se haya levantado
Nosotros
nos hayamos levantado
Vosotros
os hayáis levantado
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
se hayan levantado
Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
me hubiera levantado
Tú
te hubieras levantado
Él / Ella / Usted
se hubiera levantado
Nosotros
nos hubiéramos levantado
Vosotros
os hubierais levantado
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
se hubieran levantado
Affirmative (Imperative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Tú
levántate
Usted
levántese
Vosotros
levantaos
Ustedes
levántense
Negative (Imperative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Tú
no te levantes
Usted
no se levante
Vosotros
no os levantéis
Ustedes
no se levanten
Levantarse is a regular -AR verb. However, since it’s a reflexive verb, it has an additional level of complexity when taking its reflexive pronouns into account. You can review the levantarse conjugation reference guide complete with all the charts to see all of its forms.
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Yo Present (Indicative)
I serve
Tú Present (Indicative)
You serve
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Indicative)
He/She serves, You (formal) serve
Nosotros Present (Indicative)
We serve
Vosotros Present (Indicative)
You serve
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Indicative)
They serve, You (plural) serve
Yo Preterite (Indicative)
I served
Tú Preterite (Indicative)
You served
Él / Ella / Usted Preterite (Indicative)
He/She served, You (formal) served
Nosotros Preterite (Indicative)
We served
Vosotros Preterite (Indicative)
You served
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Preterite (Indicative)
They served, You (plural) served
Yo Imperfect (Indicative)
I served, I used to serve
Tú Imperfect (Indicative)
You served, You used to serve
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect (Indicative)
He/She served, He/She used to serve, You (formal) served, You (formal) used to serve
Nosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
We served, We used to serve
Vosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
You served, You used to serve
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect (Indicative)
They served, They used to serve, You (plural) served, You (plural) used to serve
Yo Future (Indicative)
I will serve
Tú Future (Indicative)
You will serve
Él / Ella / Usted Future (Indicative)
He/She will serve, You (formal) will serve
Nosotros Future (Indicative)
We will serve
Vosotros Future (Indicative)
You will serve
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future (Indicative)
They will serve, You (plural) will serve
Yo Conditional (Indicative)
I would serve
Tú Conditional (Indicative)
You would serve
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional (Indicative)
He/She would serve, You (formal) would serve
Nosotros Conditional (Indicative)
We would serve
Vosotros Conditional (Indicative)
You would serve
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional (Indicative)
They would serve, You (plural) would serve
Yo Present Perfect (Indicative)
I have served
Tú Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have served
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Indicative)
He/She has served, You (formal) have served
Nosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
We have served
Vosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have served
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Indicative)
They have served, You (plural) have served
Yo Past Perfect (Indicative)
I had served
Tú Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had served
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Indicative)
He/She had served, You (formal) had served
Nosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
We had served
Vosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had served
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Indicative)
They had served, You (plural) had served
Yo Future Perfect (Indicative)
I will have served
Tú Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have served
Él / Ella / Usted Future Perfect (Indicative)
He/She will have served, You (formal) will have served
Nosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
We will have served
Vosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have served
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future Perfect (Indicative)
They will have served, You (plural) will have served
Yo Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
I would have served
Tú Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have served
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
He/She would have served, You (formal) would have served
Nosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
We would have served
Vosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have served
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
They would have served, You (plural) would have served
Yo Present (Subjunctive)
I serve
Tú Present (Subjunctive)
You serve
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Subjunctive)
He/She serves, You (formal) serve
Nosotros Present (Subjunctive)
We serve
Vosotros Present (Subjunctive)
You serve
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Subjunctive)
They serve, You (plural) serve
Yo Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
I served
Tú Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You served
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
He/She served, You (formal) served
Nosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
We served
Vosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You served
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
They served, You (plural) served
Yo Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
I served
Tú Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
You served
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
He/She served, You (formal) served
Nosotros Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
We served
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
They served, You (plural) served
Yo Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
I have served
Tú Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have served
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She has served, You (formal) have served
Nosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
We have served
Vosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have served
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
They have served, You (plural) have served
Yo Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
I had served
Tú Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had served
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She had served, You (formal) had served
Nosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
We had served
Vosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had served
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
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Present (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
sirvo
Tú
sirves
Él / Ella / Usted
sirve
Nosotros
servimos
Vosotros
servís
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
sirven
Preterite (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
serví
Tú
serviste
Él / Ella / Usted
sirvió
Nosotros
servimos
Vosotros
servisteis
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
sirvieron
Imperfect (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
servía
Tú
servías
Él / Ella / Usted
servía
Nosotros
servíamos
Vosotros
servíais
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
servían
Future (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
serviré
Tú
servirás
Él / Ella / Usted
servirá
Nosotros
serviremos
Vosotros
serviréis
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
servirán
Conditional (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
serviría
Tú
servirías
Él / Ella / Usted
serviría
Nosotros
serviríamos
Vosotros
serviríais
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
servirían
Present Perfect (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
he servido
Tú
has servido
Él / Ella / Usted
ha servido
Nosotros
hemos servido
Vosotros
habéis servido
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
han servido
Past Perfect (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
había servido
Tú
habías servido
Él / Ella / Usted
había servido
Nosotros
habíamos servido
Vosotros
habíais servido
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
habían servido
Future Perfect (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
habré servido
Tú
habrás servido
Él / Ella / Usted
habrá servido
Nosotros
habremos servido
Vosotros
habréis servido
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
habrán servido
Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
habría servido
Tú
habrías servido
Él / Ella / Usted
habría servido
Nosotros
habríamos servido
Vosotros
habríais servido
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
habrían servido
Present (Subjunctive)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
sirva
Tú
sirvas
Él / Ella / Usted
sirva
Nosotros
sirvamos
Vosotros
sirváis
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
sirvan
Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
sirviese
Tú
sirvieses
Él / Ella / Usted
sirviese
Nosotros
sirviésemos
Vosotros
sirvieseis
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
sirviesen
Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
sirviera
Tú
sirvieras
Él / Ella / Usted
sirviera
Nosotros
sirviéramos
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
sirvieran
Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
haya servido
Tú
hayas servido
Él / Ella / Usted
haya servido
Nosotros
hayamos servido
Vosotros
hayáis servido
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
hayan servido
Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
hubiera servido
Tú
hubieras servido
Él / Ella / Usted
hubiera servido
Nosotros
hubiéramos servido
Vosotros
hubierais servido
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
hubieran servido
Affirmative (Imperative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Tú
sirve
Usted
sirva
Vosotros
servid
Ustedes
sirvan
Negative (Imperative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Tú
no sirvas
Usted
no sirva
Vosotros
no sirváis
Ustedes
no sirvan
Servir is an important -IR verb to know when learning Spanish. Since it has a lot of E to I stem changes, it can be difficult to know how to conjugate it for each pronoun in every tense. You can see how in the servir conjugation reference guide if you get stuck during the practice quiz.
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Yo Present (Indicative)
I bring
Tú Present (Indicative)
You bring
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Indicative)
He/She brings, You (formal) bring
Nosotros Present (Indicative)
We bring
Vosotros Present (Indicative)
You bring
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Indicative)
They bring, You (plural) bring
Yo Preterite (Indicative)
I brought
Tú Preterite (Indicative)
You brought
Él / Ella / Usted Preterite (Indicative)
He/She brought, You (formal) brought
Nosotros Preterite (Indicative)
We brought
Vosotros Preterite (Indicative)
You brought
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Preterite (Indicative)
They brought, You (plural) brought
Yo Imperfect (Indicative)
I brought, I used to bring
Tú Imperfect (Indicative)
You brought, You used to bring
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect (Indicative)
He/She brought, He/She used to bring, You (formal) brought, You (formal) used to bring
Nosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
We brought, We used to bring
Vosotros Imperfect (Indicative)
You brought, You used to bring
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect (Indicative)
They brought, They used to bring, You (plural) brought, You (plural) used to bring
Yo Future (Indicative)
I will bring
Tú Future (Indicative)
You will bring
Él / Ella / Usted Future (Indicative)
He/She will bring, You (formal) will bring
Nosotros Future (Indicative)
We will bring
Vosotros Future (Indicative)
You will bring
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future (Indicative)
They will bring, You (plural) will bring
Yo Conditional (Indicative)
I would bring
Tú Conditional (Indicative)
You would bring
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional (Indicative)
He/She would bring, You (formal) would bring
Nosotros Conditional (Indicative)
We would bring
Vosotros Conditional (Indicative)
You would bring
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional (Indicative)
They would bring, You (plural) would bring
Yo Present Perfect (Indicative)
I have brought
Tú Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have brought
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Indicative)
He/She has brought, You (formal) have brought
Nosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
We have brought
Vosotros Present Perfect (Indicative)
You have brought
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Indicative)
They have brought, You (plural) have brought
Yo Past Perfect (Indicative)
I had brought
Tú Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had brought
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Indicative)
He/She had brought, You (formal) had brought
Nosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
We had brought
Vosotros Past Perfect (Indicative)
You had brought
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Indicative)
They had brought, You (plural) had brought
Yo Future Perfect (Indicative)
I will have brought
Tú Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have brought
Él / Ella / Usted Future Perfect (Indicative)
He/She will have brought, You (formal) will have brought
Nosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
We will have brought
Vosotros Future Perfect (Indicative)
You will have brought
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Future Perfect (Indicative)
They will have brought, You (plural) will have brought
Yo Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
I would have brought
Tú Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have brought
Él / Ella / Usted Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
He/She would have brought, You (formal) would have brought
Nosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
We would have brought
Vosotros Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
You would have brought
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
They would have brought, You (plural) would have brought
Yo Present (Subjunctive)
I bring
Tú Present (Subjunctive)
You bring
Él / Ella / Usted Present (Subjunctive)
He/She brings, You (formal) bring
Nosotros Present (Subjunctive)
We bring
Vosotros Present (Subjunctive)
You bring
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present (Subjunctive)
They bring, You (plural) bring
Yo Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
I brought
Tú Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You brought
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
He/She brought, You (formal) brought
Nosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
We brought
Vosotros Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
You brought
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
They brought, You (plural) brought
Yo Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
I brought
Tú Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
You brought
Él / Ella / Usted Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
He/She brought, You (formal) brought
Nosotros Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
We brought
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
They brought, You (plural) brought
Yo Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
I have brought
Tú Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have brought
Él / Ella / Usted Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She has brought, You (formal) have brought
Nosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
We have brought
Vosotros Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
You have brought
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
They have brought, You (plural) have brought
Yo Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
I had brought
Tú Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had brought
Él / Ella / Usted Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
He/She had brought, You (formal) had brought
Nosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
We had brought
Vosotros Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
You had brought
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
Compare your Quiz answers with the correct answers.
Present (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
traigo
Tú
traes
Él / Ella / Usted
trae
Nosotros
traemos
Vosotros
traéis
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
traen
Preterite (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
traje
Tú
trajiste
Él / Ella / Usted
trajo
Nosotros
trajimos
Vosotros
trajisteis
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
trajeron
Imperfect (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
traía
Tú
traías
Él / Ella / Usted
traía
Nosotros
traíamos
Vosotros
traíais
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
traían
Future (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
traeré
Tú
traerás
Él / Ella / Usted
traerá
Nosotros
traeremos
Vosotros
traeréis
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
traerán
Conditional (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
traería
Tú
traerías
Él / Ella / Usted
traería
Nosotros
traeríamos
Vosotros
traeríais
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
traerían
Present Perfect (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
he traído
Tú
has traído
Él / Ella / Usted
ha traído
Nosotros
hemos traído
Vosotros
habéis traído
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
han traído
Past Perfect (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
había traído
Tú
habías traído
Él / Ella / Usted
había traído
Nosotros
habíamos traído
Vosotros
habíais traído
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
habían traído
Future Perfect (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
habré traído
Tú
habrás traído
Él / Ella / Usted
habrá traído
Nosotros
habremos traído
Vosotros
habréis traído
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
habrán traído
Conditional Perfect (Indicative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
habría traído
Tú
habrías traído
Él / Ella / Usted
habría traído
Nosotros
habríamos traído
Vosotros
habríais traído
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
habrían traído
Present (Subjunctive)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
traiga
Tú
traigas
Él / Ella / Usted
traiga
Nosotros
traigamos
Vosotros
traigáis
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
traigan
Imperfect Castilian (Subjunctive)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
trajese
Tú
trajeses
Él / Ella / Usted
trajese
Nosotros
trajésemos
Vosotros
trajeseis
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
trajesen
Imperfect Latin American (Subjunctive)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
trajera
Tú
trajeras
Él / Ella / Usted
trajera
Nosotros
trajéramos
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
trajeran
Present Perfect (Subjunctive)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
haya traído
Tú
hayas traído
Él / Ella / Usted
haya traído
Nosotros
hayamos traído
Vosotros
hayáis traído
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
hayan traído
Past Perfect (Subjunctive)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Yo
hubiera traído
Tú
hubieras traído
Él / Ella / Usted
hubiera traído
Nosotros
hubiéramos traído
Vosotros
hubierais traído
Ellos / Ellas / Ustedes
hubieran traído
Affirmative (Imperative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Tú
trae
Usted
traiga
Vosotros
traed
Ustedes
traigan
Negative (Imperative)
Subject
Correct Answer
Answer Given
Tú
no traigas
Usted
no traiga
Vosotros
no traigáis
Ustedes
no traigan
Traer is one of the more difficult -ER verbs for Spanish beginners to learn since it has many irregularities in various tenses. Check out the traer conjugation guide if you get stuck during the quiz and need to refresh your knowledge of its different forms.
