Category Spanish Verb Tenses

Conditional Perfect Tense

The compound tenses are formed by taking the auxiliary verb “haber” and adding a past participle (in the masculine form). Therefore, the conditional perfect takes the future tense form of the verb “haber” and adds the past participle. Here is…

Future Perfect Tense

The compound tenses are formed by taking the auxiliary verb “haber” and adding a past participle (in the masculine form). Therefore, the future perfect takes the future tense form of the verb “haber” and adds the past participle. Here is…

Preterite Perfect Tense

The compound tenses are formed by taking the auxiliary verb “haber” and adding a past participle. Therefore, the preterite perfect tense takes the preterit tense form of the verb “haber” and adds the past participle. Please note that this tense…

Pluperfect Tense

The compound tenses are formed by taking the auxiliary verb “haber” and adding a past participle. Therefore, the pluperfect tense takes the imperfect tense form of the verb “haber” and adds the past participle. Here is “haber” in the imperfect…

Present Perfect Tense

The compound tenses are formed by taking the auxiliary verb “haber” and adding a past participle. Therefore, the present perfect takes the present tense form of the verb “haber” and adds the past participle. Here is “haber” in the present…

Present Tense Irregular Verbs

A lot of frequently used verbs are irregular in the present tense. Fortunately, most of them are only irregular in the first-person singular form. This will make memorization much easier. Group #1 – Verbs with a “g” added These verbs…