If you have been learning Spanish for a while, I’m sure that you have heard many times that it is important to memorize Spanish verb conjugations. If you don’t know what the word conjugations refers to, click here to learn about it. If you took the advice and learned a good number of conjugation sets […]
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golpear: to hit, to knock, to punch IMPERSONAL FORMS COMPOUND INFINITIVE COMPOUND INFINITIVE golpear [to hit] haber golpeado [to have hit] GERUND COMPOUND GERUND golpeando [hitting] habiendo golpeado [having hit] PAST PARTICIPLE golpeado [hit] [ Key: verb root / ending / stress ] PRESENT TENSE – indicative yo golpeo tú golpeas él, ella / usted
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girar: to spin, to turn IMPERSONAL FORMS COMPOUND INFINITIVE COMPOUND INFINITIVE girar [to spin] haber girado [to have spun] GERUND COMPOUND GERUND girando [spinning] habiendo girado [having spun] PAST PARTICIPLE girado [spun] [ Key: verb root / ending / stress ] PRESENT TENSE – indicative yo giro tú giras él, ella / usted gira nosotros,
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decirse: to say to oneself IMPERSONAL FORMS COMPOUND INFINITIVE COMPOUND INFINITIVE decirse [to say to oneself] haberse dicho [to have said to oneself] GERUND COMPOUND GERUND diciéndose [saying to oneself] habiéndose dicho [having said to oneself] PAST PARTICIPLE dicho [said] [ Key: verb root / ending / irregularities / stress ] PRESENT TENSE – indicative
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tranquilizarse: to calm down IMPERSONAL FORMS COMPOUND INFINITIVE COMPOUND INFINITIVE tranquilizarse [to calm down] haberse tranquilizado [to have calmed down] GERUND COMPOUND GERUND tranquilizandose [calming down] habiendose tranquilizado [having calmed down] PAST PARTICIPLE tranquilizado [calmed] [ Key: verb root / ending / irregularities / stress ] PRESENT TENSE – indicative yo me tranquilizo tú te
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olvidarse (de): to forget (about) IMPERSONAL FORMS COMPOUND INFINITIVE COMPOUND INFINITIVE olvidarse [to forget] haberse olvidado [to have forgotten] GERUND COMPOUND GERUND olvidándose [forgetting] habiéndose olvidado [having forgotten] PAST PARTICIPLE olvidado [forgotten] [ Key: verb root / ending / stress ] PRESENT TENSE – indicative yo me olvido tú te olvidas él, ella / usted
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temerse: to suspect, to be afraid IMPERSONAL FORMS COMPOUND INFINITIVE COMPOUND INFINITIVE temerse [to suspect] haberse temido [to have suspected] GERUND COMPOUND GERUND temiéndose [suspecting] habiéndose temido [having suspected] PAST PARTICIPLE temido [suspected] [ Key: verb root / ending / stress ] PRESENT TENSE – indicative yo me temo tú te temes él, ella /
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hacerse: to become IMPERSONAL FORMS COMPOUND INFINITIVE COMPOUND INFINITIVE hacerse [to become] haberse hecho [to have become] GERUND COMPOUND GERUND haciéndose [becoming] habiéndose hecho [having become] PAST PARTICIPLE hecho [become] [ Key: verb root / ending / irregularities / stress ] PRESENT TENSE – indicative yo me hago tú te haces él, ella / usted
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quedarse: to stay, to remain IMPERSONAL FORMS COMPOUND INFINITIVE COMPOUND INFINITIVE quedarse [to stay] haberse quedado [to have stayed] GERUND COMPOUND GERUND quedándose [staying] habiéndose quedado [having stayed] PAST PARTICIPLE quedado [stayed] [ Key: verb root / ending / stress ] PRESENT TENSE – indicative yo me quedo tú te quedas él, ella / usted
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