Complete conjugation reference for unir (to unite) — all 13 tenses with example sentences, grammar notes and GCSE tips.
Practice unir free →Unir is a regular -irr verb meaning to unite.
unir — see conjugation tables above for usage examples.
Make sure you apply the correct endings for unir in each tense and pronoun. Check the tables above and practice regularly.
unir is a regular -irr verb. It follows the standard -irr pattern across all tenses.
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yo: uno, tú: unes, él: une, nosotros: unimos, vosotros: unís, ellos: unen
Unir is a regular -irr verb following the standard -irr pattern.
Use unir in multiple tenses to show range — present, preterite and future at minimum. This is a key criterion for higher GCSE marks.