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Spanish Verb
Endings Chart

Spanish verb endings tell you who is doing the action and when it happens. Learning endings by pattern is faster than memorising every form separately.

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Regular endings

Start with -AR, -ER and -IR endings in the present tense, then add preterite and imperfect patterns.

Future and conditional

These use the infinitive plus endings, so the pattern is simpler than many learners expect.

Practice advice

Once you know a table, hide it and test yourself. Recognition is easier than recall, but recall is what exams require.

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Use Practicar Verbos to practice these forms until you can produce them without looking.

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Related guides

GCSE Spanish verb guide  ·  Preterite vs imperfect  ·  Irregular verbs  ·  Revision strategies