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The Verb Tenses

Verb Tenses

Verb TensesVerb Tenses
El Presente the present; stuff in general (Antonio habla ingles)
Haber, present tense hay
Direct Object Pronouns (Los pronombres de complemento directo) me te lo, la nos los, las
use of direct object pronouns who or what receives the action of the verb
Indirect Object Pronouns (Los pronombres de complemento indirecto) me te le (se) nos les (se)
use of indirect object pronouns to whom or for whom something is done or given
Reflexive Pronouns (Los pronombres reflexcivos) me te se nos se
use of reflexive pronouns indicates that the subject of the sentence receives the action of the verb
El Pretérito completed actions in the past
Preterite Regular Endings (-ar) é aste ó amos aron
Preterite Endings (-er/ -ir) í iste ió imos ieron
El Imperfecto habitual or often-repeated actions in the past
Imperfect Endings (-ar) aba abas aba ábamos aban
Imperfect Endings (-er/ -ir) ía ías ía íamos ían
El Subjuntivo to express doubt, insecurity, influence, opinion, feelings, hope, wishes, or desires that can be happening now, have happened in the past, or will happen in the future
El Indicativo to report what happened, is happening, or will happen
Present Subjunctive Endings (-ar) e es e emos en
Present Subjunctive Endings (-er/ -ar) a as a amos an
El Pasado Perfecto (pluscuamperfecto) indicates that an action took place in the past
Haber, past perfect había habías había habíamos habían
Haber, present subjunctive haya hayas haya hayamos hayan
El Presente Perfecto de Subjuntivo expresses doubts, wishes, desires, etc. that are completed
El Perfecto de Indicativo refers to what someone has or has not done
Haber, present tens he has ha hemos han
Use the past participle presente perfecto de indicativo, presente perfecto de subjuntivo
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