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Regular and irregular verbs
1. REGULAR AND IRREGULAR VERBS Infinitive Simple Past Past Participle Spanish
Infinitive Simple Past Past Spanish 58. Paint Painted Painted Pintar
Participle 59. Pay paid paid pagar
1. Arrive arrived arrived llegar 60. Play played played jugar
2. Be was / were been ser 61. Push pushed pushed empujar
3. Become Became Become Llegar a ser 62. Put put put poner
4. Begin Began Begun comenzar 63. Rain rained rained llover
5. Break Broke Broken Romper 64. Read read read leer
6. Bring Brought Brought Traer 65. Remember remembered remembered recordar
7. Build Built Built Construir 66. Rent rented rented alquilar
8. Burn Burnt, burned Burnt, burned Quemar 67. Rescue rescued rescued rescatar
9. Buy bought bought comprar 68. Return returned returned volver, devolver
10. Catch caught caught atrapar 69. Ride Rode Ridden Conducir
11. Choose Chose Chosen Escoger, elegir 70. Ring rang rung llamar por
12. Clean cleaned cleaned limpiar teléfono
13. Climb climbed climbed escalar 71. Save saved saved ahorrar
14. Come came come venir 72. Say said said decir
15. Cook cooked cooked cocinar 73. Search searched searched buscar
16. Cut cut cut cortar 74. See saw seen ver
17. Dance Danced Danced Bailar 75. Sell sold sold vender
18. Die Died Died morir 76. Sing Sang Sung Cantar
19. Discover discovered discovered descubrir 77. Sit sat sat sentarse
20. Dive Dived Dived Inmersión 78. Sleep slept slept dormir
21. Do did done hacer 79. Smell smelled smelled oler
22. Drink drank drunk beber 80. Speak spoke spoken hablar
23. Drive drove driven conducir 81. Spend spent spent Gastar, pasar
24. Eat ate eaten comer tiempo
25. Enjoy enjoyed enjoyed disfrutar 82. Star Starred Starred Protagonizar
26. Fall fell fallen caer 83. Start started started comenzar
27. Feel felt felt sentir 84. Stay stayed stayed quedarse
28. Find found found encontrar 85. Study studied studied estudiar
29. Fly flew flown volar 86. Swim Swam Swum Nadar
30. Forget forgot forgotten olvidar 87. Take took taken tomar
31. Forgive Forgave Forgiven perdonar 88. Talk talked talked hablar
32. Get Got Gotten Obtener 89. Teach taught taught enseñar
33. Give gave given dar 90. Tell told told decir
34. Go went gone ir 91. Think thought thought pensar
35. Happen happened happened suceder 92. Throw threw thrown lanzar
36. Have had had tener 93. Touch touched touched tocar
37. Hear Heard Heard Oír 94. Try tried tried intentar
38. Help helped helped ayudar 95. Understand understood understood entender
39. Hurt hurt hurt herir, doler 96. Visit visited visited visitar
40. Invent invented invented inventar 97. Wait waited waited esperar
98. Walk walked walked caminar
41. Keep Kept Kept Guardar,
mantener 99. Want wanted wanted querer
42. Kill killed killed matar 100. Wash washed washed lavar
101. Watch watched watched mirar
43. Know knew known saber
102. Wear wore worn llevar puesto
44. Learn Learned, Learnt, learned Aprender
learnt 103. Win Won Won Ganar
104. Work worked worked trabajar
45. Leave left left dejar
105. Write wrote written Escribir
46. Lend lent lent prestar
106. Blow out Blew out Blown out Apagar (soplando)
47. Lie lay lain yacer
48. Like liked liked gustar
49. Live lived lived vivir
50. Look looked looked mirar
51. Love loved loved amar
52. Make made made hacer
53. Marry Married Married Casado
54. Meet met met conocer,
encontrar
55. Miss missed missed perder, extrañar
56. Need Need Need Necesitar
57. Open opened opened Abrir