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Spanish Verb Conjugations Free PDF and Flashcards

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
pronunciar-arto pronouncePronuncio las palabras con claridad.
propagar-arto spread, propagateLa noticia se propagó rápidamente.
proponer-erto propose, suggestPropongo una solución sencilla.o→ue
proporcionar-arto provide, supplyLa empresa proporciona apoyo técnico.
proscribir-irto proscribe, banLa ley proscribe ciertas prácticas.
proseguir-irto continue, carry onDebemos proseguir con el plan.e→i
prosperar-arto prosper, thriveEl negocio prosperó durante años.
proteger-erto protectProtegemos el medio ambiente.g→j before a/o
protestar-arto protest, complainLos vecinos protestaron por el ruido.
proveer-erto provide, supplyLa organización provee alimentos.
provenir-irto come from, originateLos datos provienen de una encuesta.e→ie
provocar-arto provoke, causeSu comentario provocó una discusión.
publicar-arto publishPublico un artículo cada semana.
pulir-irto polishElla pule los zapatos antes de la entrevista.
pulsar-arto press; to push a buttonPulsa el botón para continuar.
puntar-arto point; to sharpenVoy a puntar el lápiz antes de escribir.
puntuar-arto score; to punctuateEl profesor va a puntuar los exámenes hoy.
purgar-arto purge; to cleanseEl médico quiere purgar el sistema de impurezas.
quebrantar-arto break; to violateNo debes quebrantar las reglas.
quebrar-arto breakSe puede quebrar el vidrio con un golpe fuerte.
quedar-arto remain; to stay; to meet upQuedamos en la plaza a las seis.
quejar-arto complainSiempre se queja del tráfico.
quemar-arto burnLa sopa está muy caliente y puede quemar.
querer-erto want; to loveQuiero aprender español este año.e>ie
quitar-arto remove; to take awayVoy a quitar la mesa de aquí.

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