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50 Essential Spanish Verbs

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Description

This deck contains 50 essential Spanish verbs that everyone needs to know when learning the Spanish language. Irregularly conjugated tenses of a verb I have made appear in red text, and tags have been created for easy sorting. The deck supports the option to write in your answer and includes the infinitive, gerund, present, preterite, and future tenses of: • Acabar • Andar • Aprender • Caer • Cantar • Comenzar • Comer • Comprar • Conocer • Construir • Contar • Creer • Dar • Deber • Decir • Dormir • Entrar • Escribir • Estar • Estudiar • Gustar • Haber • Hablar • Hacer • Ir • Leer • Llamar • Llevar • Manejar • Mirar • Oír • Pagar • Pensar • Perder • Poder • Poner • Quedar • Querer • Saber • Sacar • Salir • Sentir • Ser • Tener • Tomar • Traer • Venir • Ver • Vivir • Volver CHANGE LOG: --- 8/11/18 --- Corrected answer to card “Aprendí”. Added missing ‘r’ to “leaned”. Correct answer is “I learned”. --- 06/15/18 --- Corrected "to lose" from "perdir" to "perder" ------- Removed irregular tag from: • cae • caes • caen • caemos • canta • canto • cantas • cantan • cantamos Removed capital letters from the back of the following cards (the capital letters on the back would cause the input answer to show as incorrect when a user inputs an answer in all lowercase): • all infinitive verbs • cuentas • contamos Corrected hubo from "he/she/it has" to "he/she/it had" Changed "tomar" from "To take in" to "To take in (to drink)"

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Front I wrote
Back escribí
Tags preterit
Front To want
Back querer
Tags infinitive
Front I will hear
Back oiré
Tags future

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Reviews

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Needs more fields, such as infinitive field so all of same verb can be grouped together. Should be sorted by importance instead of current order.
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The deck is pretty well put together. I am using it to help learn the present, preterite, imperfect, conditional and future tenses. I have not seen yet any other tenses which suits me fine. Other reviewers indicate there are a few cards with problems. I have not seen any yet, but I'm only a week into using it.
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simple- what i was looking for.
can suspend by tags.
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I'm not able to download this.
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very helpful!
on 1615298063
One more mistake: "We give" = "damos" (not "damose") please fix this.
And one more: "We do" – "hacemos" not "hacmos"!
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Brilliant
on 1589102087
Probably good - but I'd like to start with just the present tense. Alanrick
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its good
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Hard work = good
on 1574981736
great for jump start
on 1567958562
very useful for learning common forms of verbs, I would like some information on how to edit and adding new cards.
on 1566582455
Great selection of words. Sadly, still had some errors. I'll try to remember to note them when I see them
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I've gone through the deck now and really love it. It's helped me learn these verbs really well! Thanks so much for making this deck available. Now I wish I could go on to another 50 "the next 50" most essential verbs!
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Good revision deck
on 1548017074
Good enough, but one important thing is missing: the second-person plural of each verb.
And there is another imperfection.
The verb "to like" in Spanish becomes "(me/te/le/nos/os/les) gusta/gustan", NOT "gusto, gustas, gusta, etc.". *
"Gustar" is the infinitive, and it only has the third person, singular and plural depending on the subject ("the thing(s) or the person/people you like").

*A few examples:
1) I like = Me gusta(n);
2) You like = Te gusta(n) OR Os gusta(n);
3) He/She/It likes = Le gusta(n)
Etc.
Gusto, gustas, gusta... actually mean I taste, you taste, he/she tastes...
I hope this is clear!
on 1521158400
Started using the deck and found an error within the first few cards. Aprendi means I learned not I leaned. Discontinued using this deck
Comment from author
Thanks for bringing this typo to my attention. It has since been corrected.
on 1515888000
Love the deck and the ability to type answer for submission before receiving the correct answer. Not sure how to search other decks by the uploader, but if there are more please feel free to send me a link at mbondy79@gmail.com
on 1496016000
Very useful with some curious errors and imperfections.

After a couple of weeks training with these I find them very useful. I have by no means seen all cards yet, so the remaining criticism mayt be partially incorrect.
There do not appear to be any 'vosotros' forms which are only used in spain, but this makes it easier to use You as it will never mean you plural "you all" - and that might be the way to go on including vosotros forms.
I have also not seen any subjuntivo forms yet, nor have I encountered past forms in the imperfecto. Maybe further on?
Gustar is treated as a normal verb, which is confusing because you would normally use only the third person singular and plural i.e. gusto and gustas do not occur normally: me gusta y me gustan. to me is pleasing, to me are pleasing.
There is no verb perdir! Infinitive should be perder.
Nevertheless, I have the book '500 verbs' but this makes it so much easier to practice.
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