Basic Spanish Grammar
Spanish language
Quick Spanish Reference for grammar
Spanish verbs conjugated

More than 1000 Spanish verbs conjugated in all tenses in Indicative (Present, Preterite, Present Perfect, Imperfect, Past Perfect, Future and Conditional) and Subjunctive Mood (Present, Imperfect, Present Perfect and Past Perfect), with regular and irregular verbs.

Spanish grammar terms
adjectives	adverbs	articles	conjunctions	nouns	prepositions	pronouns	verbs
Spanish verbs conjugated

Following are a list of verbs in Spanish and English. Just click on the verb to see the conjugation in Spanish.
Spanish verbs- Translated English verbs to Spanish

abandonar		to abandon, to leave
abanicarse		to fan (yourself)
abarrotar		to fill sth to overflowing
abdicar		to abdicate
ablandar		to soften
abollar		to dent
abordar		to board
abrasar		to burn
abrazar		to hug
abreviar		to abbreviate
abrigar		to keep warm
abrir		to open
abrocharse		to do up
absorver		to absorb
aburrir		to bore
aburrirse		to get bored
abusar		to abuse
acabar		to finish
acampar		to camp
acariciar		to caress, to stroke
acelerar		to accelerate
acentuar		to accent
aceptar		to accept
acercar		to bring near o nearer
acercarse		to approach
acertar		to guess
achicharrar		to burn
achicharrarse		to roast
aclarar		to clarify
acoger		to welcome
acompañar		to go with
aconsejar		to advice
acordar		to agree
acordarse		to remember
acostarse		to put to bed / to go to bed
acostumbrarse		to get used
actuar		to perform
acudir		to go
acusar		to accuse
adaptar		to adapt
adelantar		to move forward, to overtake
adelgazar		to slim, to lose weight
adivinar		to guess
admirar		to admire
admitir		to accept, to admit
adquirir		to acquire, to buy
advertir		to warn
afectar		to affect
afeitar		to shave
afeitarse		to shave oneself
aficionarse		to get keen on
aflojar		to loosen
agachar		to lower
agarrar		to grab
agitar		to shake
agobiar		to overwhelm
agotar		to exhaust
agradecer		to thank
agrandar		to enlarge
agravar		to make worse
agregar		to add
aguantar		to put up with something, to stand
aislar		to isolate
ajustar	to adjust
ahogar	to suffocate
ahorrar	to save
alabar	to praise
alargar	to extend
alborotar	to mess
alcanzar	to reach
alcanzar (lograr)	to attain, to achieve
alegrar	to make happy o glad
alegrarse	to be glad, to be happy
alertar	to alert
alimentar	to feed
almacenar	to store
almorzar	to have lunch
alojar	to accommodate
alquilar	to rent
alterar	to alter
alternar	to alternate, to socialize
alumbrar	to light
amanecer	to dawn
amar	to love
amarrar	to tie, to moor
amenazar	to threaten
amontonar	to pile something up, to amass
ampliar	to extend
amueblar	to furnish
analizar	to analyze
andar	to walk
animar	to cheer somebody up
anochecer	to get dark
anotar	to take down, to make a note of
anular	to cancel
anunciar ( promocionar un producto)	to advertise
anunciar (notificar)	to announce
añadir	to add
añorar (echar de menos)	to miss
apagar	to turn off, to switch off
aparcar	to park
aparecer	to appear
aparentar	to pretend
apellidarse	Verb to say the surname
apetecer	to fancy
aplaudir	to applaud
apostar	to bet
apoyar	to lean
aprender	to learn
apretar	to press
aprobar	to pass an exam
aprovechar	to use, to take advantage of
apuntar	to note down
apuntarse	to put your name down
archivar	to file
arder	to burn
arrancar	to pull out, to start (motor)
arrastrar	to drag
arreglar	to repair, to fix
arrendar	to rent out
arrepentirse	to regret
arriesgar	to risk
arrugar	to wrinkle
arruinar	to ruin
asar	to roast
ascender	to promote, to go up
asegurar	to ensure
asistir	to assist / to attend
asombrarse	to be amazed
asustar(se)	to be frightened, to be scared
atar	to tie
atender	to serve, to pay attention
aterrizar	to land
atraer	to attract
atravesar	to cross, to go through something
atreverse	to dare
atropellar	to run over
aumentar	to increase
autorizar	to authorize
avergonzar	to make somebody feel ashamed
avergonzarse	to be ashamed
averiar	to break down
avisar	to let somebody know
ayudar	to help
bailar	to dance
bajar	to go down
bañarse (nadar)/bañar(se) para lavarse	to have o take a bath/to go for a swim
barrer	to sweep
bastar	to be enough
bautizar	to baptize
beber	to drink
besar	to kiss
borrar	to rub, to delete
bostezar	to yawn
brillar	to shine
brindar	to drink a toast to
bromear	to joke
broncearse	to get suntan
bucear	to dive
burlarse	to make fun of
buscar	to look for
cabalgar	to ride
caber (poder entrar) / (en un recipiente)	to fit / to hold
caerse	to fall down
calarse	to get drenched
calcular	to calculate
calentar	to hot
calificar	to mark
callar	to stop talking / to say nothing
calmar	to calm
cambiar	to change
caminar	to walk
cancelar	to cancel
cansar	to tire
cansarse	to get tired
cantar	to sing
carecer	to lack
cargar	to load
casarse	to marry / to get married
cascar	to crack
castigar	to punish
cazar	to hunt
celebrar	to celebrate
cenar	to have dinner
cepillar	to brush
cerrar	to close
certificar	to certify
charlar	to chat
chillar	to shout
chocar	to crash
chupar	to suck
circular	to run
citar	to arrange to meet
clasificar	to clasify
clavar	to hammer, to nail
cobrar	to charge
cocer	to boil
cocinar	to cook
coger	to take
colocar	to place
colar	to strain
colarse	to sneak in
colgar	to hang
combinar	to combine
comenzar	to start
comer	to eat
compartir	to share
comprar	to buy
comprender	to understand
comunicar	to communicate
concluir	to conclude, to finish
conducir	to drive
confiar	to trust
confundirse	to make a mistake
conocer	to know
conseguir	to get, to obtain, to achieve
conservar	to conserve, to preserve
construir	to build
consultar	to consult
consumir	to consume
contar	to count
contemplar	to contemplate
contestar	to answer
continuar	to continue
contradecir	to contradict
contribuir	to contribute
convencer	to convince
correr	to run
cortar	to cut
costar (dinero, tiempo)	to cost / to take
crear	to create
crecer	to grow
creer	to think / to believe
criticar	to criticize / to gossip
cruzar	to cross
cuidar	to care for, to look after
cumplir	to carry out, to fulfil
curar	to cure
dar	to give
deber	to must
decir	to say
decorar	to decorate
dedicar	dedicate
dedicarse	to do something for a living
defender	to defend
dejar	to lend / to borrow/ to leave
deletrear	to spell
denegar	to refuse
desayunar	to have breakfast
descalzarse	to take your shoes off
descansar	to rest
desconectar	to disconnect / to switch off
descontar	to deduct, to give a discount
describir	to describe
descubrir	to discover
desear	to wish
desnudar	to undress
desnudarse	to get undressed
desobedecer	to disobey
despedir	to see somebody off
despedirse	to say goodbye
despegar	to take off
desordenar	to make untidy, to mess up
despertarse	to wake (up)
destacar	to point out
destruir	to destroy
destrozar	to destroy
desvestir	to undress
desvestirse	to to get undressed
desviar	to divert
detener	to stop
devolver	to give back, to return
dibujar	to draw
dictar	to dictate
diluir	to dissolve, to dilute, to thin
dimitir	to resign
dirigir	to manage
disculpar	to forgive
disculparse	to apologize
discutir	to discuss, to argue
diseñar	to design
disfrazarse	to dress up
disfrutar	to enjoy
disgustarse	to get upset
disminuir	to reduce
disparar	to shoot
distinguir	to distinguish
distraer	to keep amused, to distract
distribuir	to distribute
divertir	to amuse
divertirse	to amuse oneself
divorciar	to divorce
divorciarse	to get divorced
doblar	to fold
doler	to hurt, ache
dormir	to sleep
ducharse	to have a shower
dudar	to doubt
durar	to last
echar	to throw
editar	to publish
elaborar	to produce, to prepare
elegir	to choose
elevar	to raise
eliminar	to eliminate
embarcar	to embark, to board
emigrar	to emigrate
emitir	to broadcast
emocionarse	to be moved
empaquetar	to pack
empatar	to draw, to equalize
empezar	to start
emplear	to employ
empujar	to push
enamorarse	to fall in love
encantar	to love something
encargar	to ask somebody to do something
encender	to light / to turn on
enchufar	to plug
encontrar	to find
enfadarse	to get angry
enfocar	to focus
enfriar	to cool
enganchar	to hitch
engañar	to lie
engordar	to put on weight
enrollar	to roll
ensanchar	to widen
ensayar	to practise
enseñar	to teach
ensuciar	to get dirty
entender	to understand
enterarse	to find out
entrar	to go in
entrenar	to train
entregar	to hand over
entretener	to keep somebody amused
envejecer	to get old
envidiar	to envy
enviar	to send
envolver	to wrap
equivocarse	to be wrong
escalar	to climb
escoger	to choose
esconder	to hide
escribir	to write
escuchar	to listen
esculpir	to sculpt
escurrir	to wring
esperar	to wait / to hope
esquiar	to sky
estar	to be
estirar	to stretch
estornudar	to sneeze
estrechar	to narrow
estrenar	to première
estropear	to spoil, to break
estudiar	to study
etiquetar	to label
evaluar	to assess
evitar	to prevent
exagerar	to exaggerate
examinar	to examine
excavar	to dig
exclamar	to exclaim
excluir	to exclude
exigir	to demand, to require
existir	to exist
experimentar	to experiment
explicar	to explain
explorar	to explore
explotar	to explode
exponer	to exhibit
exportar	to export
expresar	to express
exprimir	to squeeze
expulsar	to expel
extender	to spread, to extend
extraer	to extract
extraviar	to lose
extraviarse	to get lost
fabricar	to manufacture
facturar	to check in
faltar	to need
fastidiar	to annoy
felicitar	to congratulate
fichar	to clock in
fijar	to fix
fingir	to pretend
firmar	to sign
flotar	to float
formar	to form
fracasar	to fail
fregar	to wash, to do the washing-up

Basic Spanish Grammar Spanish language Quick Spanish Reference for grammar Spanish verbs conjugated

More than 1000 Spanish verbs conjugated in all tenses in Indicative (Present, Preterite, Present Perfect, Imperfect, Past Perfect, Future and Conditional) and Subjunctive Mood (Present, Imperfect, Present Perfect and Past Perfect), with regular and irregular verbs.

Basic Spanish Grammar
Spanish language
Quick Spanish Reference for grammar
Spanish verbs conjugated