Regular Verbs Example

Spanish Classes / by admin / November 13, 2021

In Spanish the regular verbs are those that can be conjugated independently without modifying the root (lexeme), and have endings that are adapted to each time and mode. These types of verbs keep their roots when conjugated; the regular verbs in their first conjugation they end in “ar”, “er” and “ir”.

In regular verbs there are those that contain irregular participle.

Examples of regular verbs:

to love
Bored
To accept
Advise
To attach
To admire
Front facing
Add
Alert
Analyze
Announce
Appear
Smash
Applaud
To support
To appreciate
Pass
Fix
Arrest
Attend
Attack
Swing
Take a bath
Brush
Behave
Trust
To answer
To damage
To decide
Decorate
To find out
Argue

Enjoy
Educate
Deal
Cheat
Blush
Understand
Entertain
Expect
Avoid
To film
Sign
To flourish
Brake
To win
To turn
To bake
Try
To call
To get
Disturb
To blink
Allow
To belong
To ask
Ban
Burn down
Bounce
Reserve
To breathe
Pray
To knit
To visit

Examples of conjugation of regular verbs according to each time.

Infinitive	Participle	Gerund
to love	Loved	Loving
Fear	Feared	Fearing
Depart	Match	Starting off

Present Indicative Mode:

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I love	We love
You love	You love
He loves	They love

Imperfect past

I loved	We loved
You love	You loved
He loved	They loved

Perfect tense

I have loved	We have loved
You have loved	You have loved
He has loved	They have loved

Past perfect

I have loved

You would have loved

He had loved

We would have loved

You had loved

They had loved

Past perfect

I would have or would have loved

You would or would have loved

We would have or would have loved

You would have or would have loved

They would have or would have loved

Imperfect future

I will love

You'll love

He will love

We will love