Spanish: Common Irregular Verbs
Mastering common irregular verbs is crucial for fluency in Spanish. This flashcard deck focuses on the most frequently used irregular verbs and their essential conjugations. Practice these core verbs to build a strong foundation for speaking and understanding Spanish.
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What is the yo form of ser in the present tense?
Soy.
What is the yo form of estar in the present tense?
Estoy.
What are the yo and tú forms of ir in the present tense?
Voy, vas.
What is the yo form of tener in the present tense?
Tengo (other forms change e → ie, as in tienes).
What is the yo form of hacer in the present tense?
Hago.
What is the yo form of poder in the present tense?
Puedo — poder changes o → ue except in nosotros and vosotros.
What is the yo form of saber in the present tense?
Sé.
What is the yo form of conocer in the present tense?
Conozco.
How do saber and conocer differ in meaning?
Saber is knowing facts or how to do something; conocer is being familiar with people or places.
What is the yo form of decir in the present tense?
Digo (other forms change e → i, as in dices).
What is the yo form of venir in the present tense?
Vengo (other forms change e → ie, as in vienes).
What is the yo form of poner in the present tense?
Pongo.
What is the yo form of salir in the present tense?
Salgo.
What is the yo form of ver in the present tense?
Veo.
What is the yo form of dar in the present tense?
Doy.
What form of haber means "there is" or "there are"?
Hay.