spanish high frequency verbs + conjugations (past and present tense, some preterite)

s Some high frequency verbs in Spanish include:

Ser: Means "to be" and is used to introduce yourself, talk about characteristics, professions, nationalities, and times.

Estar: Means "to be" or "to be situated" and is used for temporary conditions and giving locations.

Tener: Means "to have".

Haber: A high frequency verb.

Hacer: A high frequency verb.

Decir: A high frequency verb.

Poder: A high frequency verb.

Ir: A high frequency verb.

Ver: A high frequency verb.

Dar: A high frequency verb. Some Spanish verbs have an irregular yo form, meaning they don't follow the same rules as regular verbs in that form. Here are some examples of Spanish verbs with irregular yo forms: doy, das, da, damos, dan

Conocer: To know, the yo form is conozco, tu conoces, usted; conoce, nosotros Is conocemos, ustedes is concen

Saber: To know, the yo form is sé, sabes, sabe, sabemos , saben

Poner: To put, the yo form is pongo , pones, pone , ponemos, ponen

Salir: To exit, the yo form is salgo, sale, salimos, salen, sales

Traer: To bring, the yo form is traigo, traes , traemos , traen , trae

Venir: To come, the yo form is vengo, viene, vienen, venimos

Oír: To hear, the yo form is oigo, oye ( tu) , oimos (accent mark by the I), oyen

Caer: To fall, the yo form is caigo, caes, cae, caemos, caen

Caber: To fit, the yo form is quepo, cabes, cabe, cabemos, caben

hacer – “to do, make” – yo hago, tú haces, hace, hacemos, hacen

poder- puedo, puedes, puede, puedemos, pueden

traer – “to bring” – yo traigo, tú traes.

ver – “to see” – yo veo, tú ves. vemos, ven, ve

ser - soy, eres (tu), es(el/ella), somos(nos), son(ustedes)

haber - he , ha, has, hemos, han

Ir - voy, vas, va, vamos, van

empezar - empieco, empieces , empiece, empiezan, empezamos

Here are some common Spanish verbs that have an "e" to "ie" stem change:

• Cerrar: To close

• Comenzar: To start or begin

• Empezar: To start or begin

• Entender: To understand

• Pensar: To think to ie (pienso, pensamos, piense, piensa, piensas)

• Perder: To lose

• Preferir: To prefer

• Querer: To want or love

• Tener: To have  it happens in all of the forms except for nosotros

Reflexive verbs in Spanish are verbs that are used when the subject and object of the verb are the same person or thing. The "-se" ending on a verb indicates that it is a reflexive verb. Here are some examples of reflexive verbs in Spanish: 

• Acostarse: Means "to go to bed" (acuesto in yo form)

• Lavarse: Means "to wash oneself" (lavo)

• Aburrirse: Means "to get or become bored" (abuerro)

• Ducharse: Means "to take a shower" (ducho)

• Peinarse: Means "to comb or style one's hair" (peino)

for example if you are saying ‘i go to bed’ it would be yo me ducho or yo me peino

if its past tense instead of an o for yo do an I with an accent mark, like aburri (accent mark), aburriste, aburrio, aburrimos, aburrieon

however it can also be an e with an accent mark like me duche (accent mark) , duchaste, duchamos, ducho (accent mark) if you say yo me duche it would be preterite, you can also say nos duchamos