present subjunctive, past subjunctive, present indicative, present preterite and imperfect, present perfect, future perfect, conditional perfect, pluperfect, future, conditional, clausulas con si
preterite past tense - completed in the past, specific time
-AR: e, aste, o, amos, asteis, aron
-ER/IR: i, iste, io, imos, isteis, ieron
imperfect past tense - habitual / continuous actions in the past, physical emotional states
-AR: aba, abas, aba, abamos, abais, aban
-ER/IR: ia, ias, ia, iamos, iais, ian
past subjunctive - subjunctive regarding the past (ex. I wish our house was cleaner)
-AR/ER/IR: ra, ras, ra, (a) (ie) ramos, rais, ran
present perfect - present haber and past participle - what HAS happened in the recent past, HAS been started
present haber: he, has, ha, hemos, habeis, han
past participle: -ado, -ido
present perfect SUBJUNCTIVE - present subjunctive haber and past participle - what WILL HAVE (ex. she doubts I have told the truth, I hope you have read the practice tests)
subjunctive haber: haya, hayas, haya, hayamos, hayais, hayan
past participle: -ado, -ido
conditional tense - WOULD happen
-AR/ER/IR: ia, ias, ia, iamos, iais, ian
conditional perfect - haber + past participle - WOULD HAVE HAPPENED
haber: habria, habrias, habria, habriamos, habriais, habrian
past participle: -ado, -ido
past perfect - past action that PRECEDES another action in the PAST, HAD (ex. we had already eaten, I had already bought the gift when you called)
haber: habia, habias, habia, habiamos, habiais, habian
past participle: -ado, -ido
past perfect subjunctive - haber + past participle - actions that have taken place BEFORE other actions in the past (I hoped you had driven her home, I doubted that Riya had won the raffle)
past subjunctive haber: huberia, hubieras, hubiera, hubieramos, hubierais, hubieran
past participles: -ado, -ido
future perfect - haber + past participle - WILL HAVE
haber: habre, habras, habra, habremos, habreis, habran
past participle: -ado, -ido
future tense - WILL HAPPEN, always has accents
-AR/ER/IR: e, as, a, emos, eis, an
conditional perfect - WOULD HAVE - haber + past participle
haber: habria, habrias, habria, habriamos, habriais, habrian
past participle: -ado, -ido
Clausula con Si:
Present Indicative →
“if she has money, she spends it on food”
present indicative (CCS)
Clausula con Si:
present indicative →
“if we have money, we will buy tickets”
future tense (CCS)
Clausula con Si:
present indicative →
“if you like the performance, applaud loudly”
mandato (CCS)
Clausula con Si:
past subjunctive →
“if the singers were sick, they would cancel the show”
conditional tense (CCS)