Spanish Verbs Overview

This is the Spanish Verbs Overview.

The Spanish verbs are ordered according to the CEFR level scale.

What Are Verbs?

Verbs are action words. They allow actions to happen. You can’t make sentences without them.

Any word that you can put “to” in front of is a verb.

Here are some examples:

The children kick the balls.

They call their parents.

We run to work.

 

Learning Path

In A0/A1 you will learn the fundamentals of Spanish verbs. 

In A1 you will learn about the beginner’s principles of Spanish verbs.

In A2 you will learn about the elementary principles of Spanish verbs.

In B1 you will learn about the intermediate principles of Spanish verbs.

In B2 you will learn about the upper intermediate principles of Spanish verbs.

In C1 you will learn about the advanced principles of Spanish verbs.

Spanish A0/A1

Ser = To Be

 

Estar = To Be

 

Tener = To Have

 

Spanish A1: Verbs

Regular Verbs

Regular -ar Verbs

Regular -er Verbs

Deber = Must

Leer = To Read

Regular -ir Verbs

Semi-Regular Stem Changing Verbs

Semi-Regular Stem Changing Verbs:

O > UE

Semi-Regular Stem Changing Verbs

E > IE

Semi-Regular Stem Changing Verbs

E > I

Common Irregular Verbs

Dar = To Give

Jugar = To Play

Hacer = To Do / Make

Querer = To Want

Poder = To Be Able To

Soler = To Tend To

Poner = To Put

Oler = To Smell

Entender = To Understand

Saber = To Know

Ver = To See

Ir = To Go

Preferir = To Prefer

Salir = To Exit / Go Out

Venir = To Come

Sentir = To Feel