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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
apoderar-arto empower; to authorizeLa empresa apoderó a su representante para firmar.
apostar-arto bet; to wagerEllos apuestan por un futuro mejor.o→ue
apoyar-arto support; to lean onSiempre apoyo a mis amigos.
apreciar-arto appreciate; to valueAprecio mucho tu ayuda.
aprender-erto learnQuiero aprender español.
aprestar-arto prepare; to get readySe aprestaron para salir temprano.
apresurar-arto hurry; to hastenDebemos apresurar el trabajo.
apretar-arto tighten; to squeezeAprieta bien la tapa.e→ie
aprobar-arto approve; to pass (an exam)Apruebo el examen mañana.o:ue
apropriar-arto appropriate; to take for oneselfLa empresa apropia recursos para el proyecto.
aprovechar-arto take advantage of; to make use ofDebemos aprovechar el tiempo libre.
apuntar-arto point; to aim; to note downVoy a apuntar tu número.
arguir-irto argue; to allegeEl abogado arguye que no hay pruebas.
arrancar-arto pull out; to start; to tear awayEl coche arranca sin problemas.a:ue
arrastrar-arto drag; to pull alongNo arrastres la silla por el suelo.
arreglar-arto fix; to arrangeVoy a arreglar la bicicleta.
arrendar-arto rent out; to leaseQuieren arrendar la casa por un año.
arrepentir-irto repent; to regretMe arrepiento de haber mentido.e:ie
arriesgar-arto riskNo quiero arriesgar mi trabajo.
arrojar-arto throw; to hurlArroja la basura en el contenedor.
arruinar-arto ruinNo quiero arruinar la fiesta.
articular-arto articulateEl profesor supo articular su idea con claridad.
ascender-erto ascend; to be promotedLo van a ascender a gerente.e>ie
asear-arto clean; to tidy upVoy a asear la cocina antes de que lleguen.
asegurar-arto assure; to make sureTe puedo asegurar que todo saldrá bien.

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