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Verbs in Spanish

Verbs express actions, states, or processes. Conjugated by person, tense, and mood.

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Verb Conjugation in Spanish

Conjugation

Conjugación

Conjugation is the verb variation by person, number, tense, and mood. It shows who performs the action and when it happens.

Intermediate level

Reflexive Verbs in Spanish

Reflexive Verbs

Verbos reflexivos

Reflexive verbs show the subject acts on itself. Used with reflexive pronouns: me, te, se, nos.

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Auxiliary Verbs in Spanish

Auxiliary Verbs

Verbos auxiliares

Auxiliary verbs help the main verb form compound tenses or passive voice. Example: haber, ser, estar.

Intermediate level

Modal Verbs in Spanish

Modal Verbs

Verbos modales

Modal verbs express ability, permission, or obligation and accompany another verb. Example: poder, deber, tener que.

Intermediate level

Light Verbs

Verbos de apoyo

Light verbs provide grammatical meaning to a verbal noun. Example: dar un paseo, tener miedo, hacer esfuerzo.

Intermediate level

Passive Voice

Voz pasiva

Passive voice focuses on the action and receiver, not the doer. Formed with "ser" + past participle. Example: fue escrito.

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Infinitive

Infinitivo

The infinitive is the base form of the verb, not conjugated. Functions as noun or complement. Example: to speak, to eat, to live.

Intermediate level

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