Learn Spanish Verb Forms a Little at a Time.

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Present Preterite Imperfect Conditional Future Imperative Present Participle Past Participle Imperfect Subjunctive Present Subjunctive
Add endings to stem.			Add endings to infinitive.		Add endings to stem.
Stressed mainly in the stem (except 1^st and 2^nd person plural).	Stressed just after the stem.		Stressed just beyond the infinitive. Irregularities occur in the infinitive portion only.		Stressed mainly in the stem.	Stressed just after the stem.		Stressed mainly in the stem (except 1^st & 2^nd person plural). Flipped theme vowel. Derive stem from 1^st singular present if it ends in o.
	Most irregularities involve special stems.	Only irregulars: ser, ver, & ir.			Stressed mainly in the stem.	‑ado/‑ando ‑ido/‑iendo	Use same irregular stems as 3rd person plural preterite. Alternate forms: Replace ‑ra‑ with ‑se‑.
Indicative Mood					Imperative Mood	Participles	Subjunctive Mood
Present	Preterite	Imperfect	Conditional	Future	Imperative Mood	Present/Past	Imperfect	Present
Click blue infinitives to see translation in WordReference.com.

You can add model verbs to the list.
You can include reflexive models— for example: enojarse.



Note: The conjugator will apply the rules to misspelled verb infinitives.

There Is an App for Teachers.
Introduce Students Incrementally to the Verb Forms.

Customize what your students can see.

The App enables you to create a hyperlink to this site that controls how much new content your students see at any given time.
- For instance, your elementary Spanish students’ first view of the verb chart could simply display the present and preterite tenses.
- Later you might introduce the imperfect tense and include the present and preterite tenses already studied.
- Or, if your students are in an advanced conversational class, they might be ready to manipulate the entire system, including the imperitives, etc.
Your link to the flowchart can be embedded:
- in your online syllabus.
- in an email to your class.
- in a PowerPoint page.