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Spanish verbs in english and spanish

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ESTAR – to be

Estoy cansado. – I’m tired.

Lessons: using estar | estar expressions | estar conjugations

Test: estar conjugations

SER – to be

Soy profesor. – I’m a teacher.

Lessons: using ser | ser expressions | ser conjugations

Test: ser conjugations

TENER – to have

Tengo un perro. – I have a dog.

Lessons: using tener | tener expressions | tener conjugations

Test: tener conjugations

HABER – to have (auxiliary verb)

Ya he comido. – I have already eaten.

Lessons: using haber | haber expressions | haber conjugations

Test: haber conjugations

HACER – to do, make

Hago mi tarea. – I’m doing my homework.

Lessons: using hacer | hacer expressions | hacer conjugations

Test: hacer conjugations

IR – to go

Voy al banco. – I’m going to the bank.

Lessons: using ir | ir expressions | ir conjugations

Test: ir conjugations

VENIR – to come

Vengo ahora. – I’m coming now.

Lessons: using venir | venir expressions | venir conjugations

Test: venir conjugations

DECIR – to say, tell

Digo la verdad. – I’m telling the truth.

Lessons: using decir | decir expressions | decir conjugations

Test: decir conjugations

PODER – to be able

Puedo ayuderle. – I can help you.

Lessons: using poder | poder expressions | poder conjugations

Test: poder conjugations

DAR – to give

Te doy un libro. – I’m giving you a book.

Lessons: using dar | dar expressions | dar conjugations

Test: dar conjugations

VER – to see

Veo a Miguel. – I see Miguel.

Lesson: using ver | ver expressions | ver conjugations

Test: ver conjugations

SABER – to know

Lo sé. – I know.

Lessons: using saber | saber expressions | saber conjugations

Test: saber conjugations

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