Spanish verb conjugation
Every tense on one page per verb — present, preterite, imperfect, future, conditional, both subjunctives, commands and the compound forms. Each page ends with a drill where you type the forms instead of reading them.
Irregular verbs
79 verbs that break the pattern — and the ones worth learning first.
serto beirto goestarto behacerto do, to maketenerto haveverto seevenirto comedecirto say, to tellsalirto leave, to go outdormirto sleepsaberto knowalmorzarto have lunchponerto putdarto givetraerto bringquererto want, to lovepoderto be able tooírto hearjugarto playpedirto ask forseguirto follow, to continuepreferirto preferempezarto beginvolverto returncerrarto closeentenderto understandescribirto writeservirto serverepetirto repeatvestirseto get dressedhaberto have (auxiliary)pensarto thinkdespertarseto wake upconseguirto get, to manage toperderto losecomenzarto beginacostarseto go to bedponerseto put on, to becomeabrirto openencontrarto findprobarto try, to tastedivertirseto have funsentirseto feelcontarto count, to tellconducirto drivesentirto feelmorirto diedormirseto fall asleepcaerto fallrecordarto rememberandarto walkcostarto costmostrarto showtraducirto translateelegirto choosesentarseto sit downdolerto hurtromperto breakmoverto movesoñarto dreammedirto measuredespedirseto say goodbyevalerto be worthcaberto fitlloverto raindevolverto give backresolverto solveencenderto turn oncubrirto coverproducirto producementirto lieconvertirto convert, to turn intocorregirto correctsugerirto suggestvolarto flyolerto smelladquirirto acquireteñirto dyeerguirto raise, to straighten
Regular verbs
25 verbs that follow their group all the way through.
leerto readconocerto know, to meetcomerto eatgustarto likecomprarto buyvivirto livecorrerto runaprenderto learnhablarto speakmirarto look, to watchestudiarto studytrabajarto workllegarto arrivelevantarseto get upbuscarto look forpagarto payescucharto listenesperarto wait, to hopellamarseto be calledtomarto take, to drinksacarto take outvenderto sellbeberto drinkentrarto enterdelinquirto commit a crime
Charts are for looking up, repetition is for remembering
Trazo keeps the verbs you are working on in spaced repetition, next to the grammar and the sentences from your own lessons — so the form comes back before you lose it.