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GCSE Key Verbs and Structures

This document provides a comprehensive overview of key Spanish verbs and their conjugations for GCSE students, including regular and irregular verbs in various tenses. It covers infinitives, present, past, perfect, pluperfect, future, and conditional forms, along with reflexive verbs and examples of usage. Additionally, it highlights families of words related to verbs, nouns, and adjectives.
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GCSE Key Verbs and Structures

This document provides a comprehensive overview of key Spanish verbs and their conjugations for GCSE students, including regular and irregular verbs in various tenses. It covers infinitives, present, past, perfect, pluperfect, future, and conditional forms, along with reflexive verbs and examples of usage. Additionally, it highlights families of words related to verbs, nouns, and adjectives.
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Key Verbs and Structures for GCSE Regular verbs (IR)

(Full verb formation)


(Regular verb infinitives) (Infinitive) Vivir – to live
Me levanto – I get (myself) up
Foundation verbs Higher verbs Vivo – I live Te levantas – you get up
Vives – you live Se levanta – he/she/it gets up
Ar Pasear – to walk Vive – he/she/it lives Nos levantamos – we get up
Practicar – to practise Vivimos – we live Se levantan – they get up
Aconsejar – to advise Preguntar – to ask Viven – they live
Apagar – to turn off Preparar – to prepare
Arreglar – to tidy Regresar – to return (Irregular in 1st person only (Present tense)) (Radical Change verbs (Present tense only))
Bailar – to dance Sacar – to take out
Bajar – to go down Terminar – to finish Conducir – to drive Conduzco – I drive Foundation verbs Higher verbs
Cambiar – to change Tocar – to play (instrument) Conocer – to know Conozco – I know
Caminar – to walk Tomar – to take / have (food) Decir – to say / tell Digo – I say / tell E – ie Dormirse (ue) – to fall asleep
Cenar – to dine Trabajar – to work Estar – to be (state / position) Estoy – I am Doler (ue) – to hurt
Comprar – to buy Tratar de – to try to Hacer – to do / make Hago – I do / make Cerrar (ie) – to close Encontrar (ue) – to find
Contestar – to answer Utilizar – to use Oír – to hear Oigo – I hear Despertarse (ie) – to wake up Llover (ue) – to rain
Dejar – to leave Viajar – to travel Poner – to put / set Pongo – I put / set Divertirse (ie) – to enjoy o.s Poder (ue) – to be able to
Salir – to go out Salgo – I go out Empezar (ie) – to begin Probar (ue) – to try
Enseñar – to teach / show Visitar – to visit
Saber – to know (fact) Sé – I know Encender (ie) – to light Soñar (ue) con – to dream of
Entrar – to enter
Tener – to have Tengo – I have Herirse (ie) – to get injured Soler (ue) – to usually ….
Enviar – to send Er Traer – to bring Traigo – I bring
Escuchar – to listen to Pensar (ie) – to think Volar (ue) – to fly
Venir – to come Vengo – I come Perder (ie) – to lose Volver (ue) – to return
Esperar – to hope / wait Aprender – to learn
Estudiar – to study Beber – to drink Preferir (ie) – to prefer
(Irregular completely (Need to learn completely))
Evitar – to avoid Coger – catch Querer (ie) – to want E–i
Explicar – to explain Comer – eat Sentirse (ie) – to feel
Ir – to go Ser – to be
Fumar – to smoke Correr – to run Elegir (i) – to choose
Ganar – to win / earn Creer – to believe voy – I go Soy – I am O – ue Medir (i) – to measure
Gastar – to spend £ Deber – to have to vas – you go Eres – you are Pedir (i) – to ask for
Lavar – to wash Vender – to sell Va – he/she/it goes Es – he/she/it is Acordarse (ue) de – to
Reír (i) – to laugh
Llamar – to call Ver – to watch / see Vamos – we go Somos – we are remember
Limpiar – to clean Van – they go Son – they are Acostarse (ue) – to go to bed Repetir (i) – to repeat
Llegar – to arrive Ir Almorzar (ue) – to have lunch Seguir (i) – to continue
Llenar – to fill (Reflexive Verb Infinitives) Costar (ue) – to cost Servir (i) – to serve
Llevar – to wear / carry Abrir – to open Dormir (ue) – to sleep Vestirse (i) – to get dressed
Nadar – to swim Cubrir – to cover * Be aware of verbs which are both reflexive and radically changing
Radical change verbs (E-ie) (o-ue)
Necesitar – to need Decidir – to decide
Obligar – to force Escribir – to write
Foundation verbs Higher verbs Empiezo – I begin Vuelvo – I return
Pasar – to spend time / pass Recibir – to receive Empiezas – you begin Vuelves – you return
Pagar – to pay Subir – to go up Empieza – he/she it begins Vuelve – he/she/it returns
Ar Preocuparse de – to worry
about Empezamos – we begin Volvemos – we return
1. Present tense Quedarse / alojarse – to stay Empiezan – they begin Vuelven – they return
Acordarse (ue) de – to Quejarse de – to complain
Regular verbs (AR) Regular Verbs (ER) remember about (e – i)
Acostarse (ue) – to go to bed Relajarse – to relax
(infinitive) Hablar – to speak (Infinitive) Comer – to eat Arreglarse – to sort out Sirvo – I serve
Bañarse – to have a bath Ir Sirves – You serve
Despertarse (ie) – to wake up Sirve – He/she/it serves
Hablo – I speak Como – I eat
Servimos – We serve
Hablas – you speak Comes – you eat Inquietarse de – to worry about Divertirse (ie) – to enjoy o.s
Sirven – They serve
Habla – he/she/it speaks Come – he/she/it eats Lavarse – to have a wash Dormirse (ue) – to fall asleep
Hablamos – we speak Comemos – we eat Levantarse – to get up Herirse (ie) – to get injured
Hablan – they speak Comen – they eat Olvidarse de – to forget Vestirse (i) – to get dressed * Notice no change from infinitive in these persons
2. Two past tenses Iba – I used to go (etc)
(use same endings as SER)
4. Future and conditional tenses
Preterite (Finished action/ once)

3. The perfect and pluperfect tense Future (All endings same for AR,ER,IR)
Regular verbs (AR) Regular Verbs (ER) + (IR)
Conditional (All endings same for AR,ER,IR)
(infinitive) Hablar – to speak (Infinitive) Comer – to eat * Both tenses are made up of an auxiliary / helper and a past
Regular verbs (Future) Regular Verbs (Conditional)
participle
Hablé – I spoke Comí – I ate (infinitive) Hablar – to speak (Infinitive) Comer – to eat
Hablaste – you spoke Comiste – you ate
Habló – he/she/it spoke Comío – he/she/it ate (Perfect tense)
Hablaré – I will speak Comería – I would eat
Hablamos – we spoke Comimos – we ate Hablarás – you will speak Comerías – You would eat
Auxiliary / Helper Past participle (AR) (ER + IR)
Hablaron – they spoke Comieron – they ate Hablará – he/she/it will speak Comería – He/she/it would eat
Infinitive – (Hablar) Infinitive – (Comer) Hablaremos – we will speak Comeríamos – We would eat
(Irregular preterites)
He – I have Hablado – spoken Comido – eaten Hablarán – they will speak Comerían – They would eat
Ir – to go Hacer – to do Has – You have Hablado – spoken Comido – eaten
Ha – He/she/it has Hablado – spoken Comido – eaten (Irregular stems (Work for both Future and Conditional))
Fui – I went Hice – I did Hemos – we have Hablado – spoken Comido – eaten
Fuiste – You went Hiciste – you did Habéis – you have Hablado – spoken Comido – eaten Saldré – I will go out Saldría – I would go out
Fue – he went Hizo – he/she/it dd Han – they have Hablado – spoken Comido – eaten Sabrás – you will know Sabrías – You would know
Fuimos – we went Hicimos – we did Habrá – there will be Habría – there would be
Fuistéis – you went Hicisteis – you did (pl) Ejemplos: Tendremos – we will have Tendríamos – there would be
Fueron – they went Hicieron – they did Podremos – we will be able to Pondríamos – We would be able to
He hablado – I have spoken He comido – I have eaten Pondréis – you will put (pl) Pondríais – you would put (pl)
Follow hacer endings for following Vendrán – they will come Vendrían – they would come
(Irregular past participles)
Puse – I put Estuve – I was
Pude – I could Anduve – I walked Hecho – done/ made Puesto – put (Compound verbs (Contain part of a familiar verb))
Tuve – I had Dije – I said Dicho – said Escrito – written
Quise – I wanted Supe – I knew Visto – seen Roto – broken Contener (ie) – to contain Contiene – it contains
Obtener (ie) – to obtain Obtengo – I obtain
(Imperfect tense (ongoing action/ description / was doing)) Ejemplo: He hecho – I have done Mantener (ie) – to maintain Mantienen – they
maintain
Regular verbs (AR) Regular Verbs (ER) + (IR) Tener lugar (ie) – to take place Tiene lugar – it takes
(PluPerfect tense) place
(infinitive) Hablar – to speak (Infinitive) Comer – to eat Tener en cuenta (ie) – to take into account
Helper Past participle (AR) (ER + IR) Reconocer – to recognise Reconozco – I recognise
Sonreir (i) – to smile Sonrío – I smile
Hablaba – I used to speak Comía – I used to eat
Infinitive – (Hablar) Infinitive – (Comer) Descubrir – To discover Descubro – I discover
Hablabas – you used to speak Comías – you used to eat
Aprobar (ue) – to pass (exam) Apruebo – I pass
Hablaba – he/she/it used to Comía – he/she/it used to eat Había – I had Hablado – spoken Comido – eaten
speak Habías – You had Hablado – spoken Comido – eaten
Hablábamos – we used to Comíamos – we used to eat Había – He/She/It had Hablado – spoken Comido – eaten (Families of words (Verbs / nouns / adjectives)
speak Habíamos – we had Hablado – spoken Comido – eaten
Hablabáis – you used to Comíais – you used to eat Habiáis – you had Hablado – spoken Comido – eaten VERB NOUN ADJECTIVE
speak (pl) (pl) Habían – they had Hablado – spoken Comido – eaten
Hablaban – they used to speak Comían – they used to eat Volar (ue) – to fly Vuelo - Flight
Ejemplos: Llenar – to fill Lleno – full
(* 2 Irregulars only)
Vender – to sell Venta - sale
Había hablado – I had spoken Había comido – I had eaten
Viajar – to travel Viaje – journey
1) Ser – to be (Important**)
Había hecho – I had done Elegir – to choose Elección – choice
Era – I was / used to be Eramos – we were/ used to be Aconsejar – to Consejo - advice
Eras – you were / used to be (Irregular past participles are same as above) advise
Era – he was /used to be Eran – they were / used to be

2) Ir – to go

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