In this section, you can learn about most common regular verbs in Spanish and how they are formed.
In order to identify the regular verbs in Spanish, we look at the main part of the word, which is the root of the verb ‘la raízdel verbo‘; when it does not change, then it means that is a regular verb, i.e. comprar (to buy) – Yo compro / Tú compras. Although most verbs are regular ones, there is also a long list of irregular verbs that basically we will have to learn by memory. Specially the common verbs that we use in our everyday conversation, if you previously checked the part *Tostart with, you know already two important verbs from this list: ser/ estar (to be).
There are three groups of conjugation: 1st) ending -ar 2nd) ending -er and 3rd) ending -ir
Depending on the type of conjugation, the verb will have the following ending:
-ar
-er
-ir
-o
-o
-o
-as
-es
-es
-a
-e
-e
-amos
-emos
-imos
-ais
-eis
-is
-an
-en
-en
You can see below an example of conjugated verb for each group in Present simple and Preterito (past simple).
Llamar
yo
llamo
tu
llamas
él/ella
llamo
nosotros/as
llamamos
vosotros/as
llamáis
ellos/as
llaman
yo
llamé
tú
llamaste
él/ella
llamó
nosotros/as
llamamos
vosotros/as
llamastéis
ellos/as
llamaron
Aprender
yo
aprendo
tú
aprendes
él/ella
aprende
nosotros/as
aprendemos
vosotros/as
aprendéis
ellos/as
aprenden
yo
aprendí
tú
aprendiste
él/ella
aprendió
nosotros
aprendimos
vosotros
aprendistéis
ellos/ellas
apredieron
Compartir
yo
comparto
tú
compartes
él/ella
comparte
nosotros/as
compartimos
vosotros/as
compartís
ellos/as
comprenden
yo
compartí
tú
compartiste
él/ella
compartió
nosotros/as
compartimos
vosotros/as
compartiéis
ellos/as
compartieron
In this page you will find the conjugation for other regular verbs in Spanish.