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SPANISH VERBS
Definition: The verb expresses an action, event or state. In Spanish, a verb, to be used in forming a complete sentence, must be accompanied by a noun or pronoun that is acting, existing or in a mode of being. (In Spanish, it is common for the noun to be implied without being explicitly stated.)
Examples in Spanish:
The verb expresses action - Pablo echó la camisa a la basura.
The verb expresses existente - Mi madre está en casa.
The verb expresses state of being - Los árboles son verdes.
Types Spanish verbs:
Regular verbs
irregular verbs
Regular Verbs
An regular verb is when verb ending in -ar, -er and -ir.
-ar verbs (like hablar)
-er verbs (like comer)
-ir verbs (like vivir)
Irregular Verbs.
An irregular verb is one which does not follow standard rules of conjugation in the different verb tenses.
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to think
pensar |
to feel
sentir |
to serve
servir |
to play
jugar |
to sleep
dormir |
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| yo |
pienso |
siento |
sirvo |
juego |
duermo |
| tú |
piensas |
sientes |
sirves |
juegas |
duermes |
| él, ella, Ud. |
piensa |
siente |
sirve |
juega |
duerme |
| nosotros |
pensamos |
sentimos |
servimos |
jugamos |
dormimos |
| ellos, Uds |
piensan |
sienten |
sirven |
juegan |
duermen |
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