Spanish Irregular Verbs and Interrogatives - Nivel 1

Vocabulary and conjugation overview for the top irregular verbs in the present indicative, along with common interrogative pronouns based on the CL MAYA level 1 curriculum.

Caer

To fall; the irregular first-person singular form is caigo.

Caber

To fit; the irregular first-person singular form is quepo.

Dar

To give; the first-person singular form is doy.

Hacer

To do or make; the first-person singular form is hago.

Poner

To put; the first-person singular form is pongo.

Salir

To leave or go out; the first-person singular form is salgo.

Traer

To bring; the first-person singular form is traigo.

Valer

To cost or be worth; the first-person singular form is valgo.

Saber

To know; the first-person singular form is sé.

Ver

To see; the first-person singular form is veo.

Decir

To say or tell; an e-to-i stem-changing verb where the yo form is digo.

Oír

To hear; the first-person singular form is oigo and the third-person forms use 'y' (oye, oyen).

Tener

To have; an e-to-ie stem-changing verb where the yo form is tengo.

Venir

To come; an e-to-ie stem-changing verb where the yo form is vengo.

Ser

To be; fully irregular verb with forms soy, eres, es, somos, sóis, son.

Estar

To be; irregular verb typically used for location/states with forms estoy, estás, está, estamos, estáis, están.

Ir

To go; fully irregular verb with forms voy, vas, va, vamos, vais, van.

Qué / Cuál

Interrogative pronouns used for asking 'What' or 'Which'.

Dónde / Adónde

Interrogative pronouns used for asking 'Where' (location) or 'To where' (destination).