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Spanish verbs love to keep you on your toes. One minute you’re comfortably using hablo, the next you’re staring at hablaba or hablaré wondering where the stem went. This reference gathers roughly 1,270 verb forms so you can stop flipping between apps and actually see the patterns.

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InfinitiveTypeMeaningExamplePattern
concertar-arto arrange; to agree onVamos a concertar una cita.e→ie
conciliar-arto reconcile; to conciliateIntentó conciliar las dos posturas.
concluir-irto conclude; to finishConcluyo el informe hoy.u→ue (present tense)
concordar-arto agree; to matchNo concordamos en la fecha.o→ue (present tense)
concretar-arto specify; to make concreteVamos a concretar los detalles.
condenar-arto condemn; to sentenceEl juez condenó al acusado.
conducir-irto drive; to leadConduzco con cuidado.c→zc (present tense, yo form)
conectar-arto connectConecto el cable al ordenador.
conferir-irto confer; to grantLa ley confiere derechos a los ciudadanos.e→ie (present tense)
confesar-arto confessConfieso la verdad.e→ie (present tense)
confiar-arto trust; to rely onConfío en ti.i→í (present tense, yo form)
confirmar-arto confirmConfirmamos la reserva.
confluir-irto converge; to flow togetherLos ríos confluyen en el valle.u→ú (present tense, yo form)
conformar-arto form; to shape; to comply withMe conformo con poco.
confundir-irto confuseMe confunde la explicación.
conmover-erto move deeply; to touch emotionallyLa historia me conmueve.o→ue
conocer-erto know; to be acquainted withConozco a tu hermana.o→zc (yo form)
conseguir-irto get; to obtain; to achieveConsigo entradas para el concierto.e→i
consentir-irto consent; to allowNo consiento esa actitud.e→ie
conservar-arto conserve; to keep; to preserveConservo las cartas antiguas.
considerar-arto consider; to regardConsidero importante tu opinión.
consistir-irto consist of; to consist inLa clave consiste en escuchar.
consolar-arto comfort; to consoleIntento consolar a mi amigo.o→ue
conspirar-arto conspireNo debemos conspirar contra nadie.
constar-arto be known; to be on record; to consist ofConsta en el informe.

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