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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
asentir-irto agree; to nod in agreementElla asintió con la cabeza.e>ie
asignar-arto assignEl maestro va a asignar nuevos deberes.
asistir-irto attend; to assistVoy a asistir a la reunión mañana.i>i
asociar-arto associate; to linkNo debes asociar ese color con tristeza.
asolar-arto devastate; to ravageLa tormenta asoló la costa.o>ue
aspirar-arto aspire to; to inhaleAspira a conseguir una beca.
asustar-arto scare; to frightenEl ruido me asustó mucho.
atacar-arto attackEl ejército va a atacar al amanecer.
atar-arto tieVoy a atar los cordones de mis zapatos.
atender-erto attend to; to serveLa enfermera atiende a los pacientes con cuidado.e>ie
atener-erto abide by; to adhere toDebes atenerte a las reglas del juego.e>ie
aterrizar-arto landEl avión va a aterrizar en diez minutos.
atraer-erto attractLa música atrae a mucha gente.e>i
atravesar-arto cross; to go throughVamos a atravesar el puente para llegar al centro.e>ie
atrever-erto dareNo me atrevo a hablar en público.e>ie
atribuir-irto attribute; to ascribeLe atribuyen el éxito a su esfuerzo constante.u>ú
autografiar-arto autograph; to signEl cantante va a autografiar discos después del concierto.
autorizar-arto authorize; to permitLa directora autorizó la salida temprano.
avanzar-arto advance; to move forwardEl coche avanzó lentamente por la carretera.
avergonzar-arto embarrass; to shameMe avergüenza hablar en público.z -> c before e
averiguar-arto find out; to investigateVoy a averiguar la verdad.g -> gu before e
avisar-arto notify; to warnTe voy a avisar cuando llegue.
ayudar-arto helpQuiero ayudar a mi hermana.y inserted in some forms
bailar-arto danceNos gusta bailar salsa.
bajar-arto lower; to go downVoy a bajar las escaleras.

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