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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.

Each entry pairs a clear meaning with a real-world example that shows the verb in action, not a lifeless translation. It’s a clean reference for general learners-no grammar jargon, just the forms you need for everyday Spanish.

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InfinitiveTypeMeaningExamplePattern
constituir-irto constitute; to establish; to formEse acuerdo constituye un avance.u→uy (yo form)
construir-irto buildConstruyo una casa nueva.u→ue (present tense)
consultar-arto consult; to ask for adviceVoy a consultar al médico.
consumir-irto consumeDebemos consumir menos azúcar.
contaminar-arto contaminate; to polluteLa fábrica puede contaminar el río.
contar-arto count; to tellCuento hasta diez.o→ue (present tense)
contemplar-arto contemplate; to observeMe gusta contemplar el paisaje.
contener-erto contain; to holdLa caja contiene libros.e→ie (present tense)
contentar-arto please; to satisfyQuiero contentar a mis padres.
contestar-arto answer; to replyVoy a contestar tu pregunta.
continuar-arto continueContinuamos trabajando mañana.u→ú (present tense, orthographic accent)
contraer-erto contract; to catch (an illness)Puedo contraer una infección.e→ie (present tense)
contraponer-erto contrast; to opposeEl autor contrapone dos ideas.o→ue (present tense)
contrastar-arto contrastContrasto las dos ideas para ver sus diferencias.
contratar-arto hire; to contractLa empresa va a contratar a dos personas nuevas.
contravenir-irto contravene; to violateNo conviene contravenir las normas del edificio.e>ie
contribuir-irto contributeTodos contribuimos al proyecto con ideas útiles.u>ú
controlar-arto controlElla controla bien la situación.
convalecer-erto convalesce; to recoverMi abuelo está convaleciendo después de la operación.e>ie
convencer-erto convinceIntento convencerte de que vengas conmigo.e>ie
convenir-irto be convenient; to agree; to suitConviene llegar temprano a la reunión.e>ie
conversar-arto converse; to talkNos gusta conversar después de cenar.
convertir-irto convert; to turn intoLa cocina se convirtió en un estudio.e>ie
convocar-arto summon; to call; to conveneEl director convocó una reunión urgente.
cooperar-arto cooperateTodos debemos cooperar para terminar a tiempo.

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