Spanish Verb Conjugation and Tense Reference
Indicative Mood
Future Perfect, Present, and Preterite Imperfect: I say that I said.
Preterite, Pluperfect, and Previous Preterite: I had said, I had said.
Future Tenses
Future Imperfect and Future Perfect: I shall say that.
Infinitive, Gerund, and Participle
- Simple: To say, saying, said.
- Compound: Having said that (habiendo).
Conditional Mood
Simple and Perfect: Would have said.
Subjunctive Mood
Present Perfect and Preterite Imperfect: Would say that to say or said.
Preterite Imperfect, Pluperfect, Future, and Future Perfect: Hubiera or hubiese; that says to have.
Imperative Mood
Say; di; say; say.
Simple and Compound Verb Forms
- Infinitive: Walking / To have gone
- Gerund: Walk / Having gone
- Participle: Participles / Has gone
Personal Forms: Indicative Mood
Simple and Compound Times:
- Present and Present Perfect: I am; tú andas; I have walked; you have walked.
- Pretérito Imperfecto and Pluperfect: I walked; you were; I had gone; you had gone.
- Past Perfect Simple and Past Previous: I walked; you anduviste; you walked hubiste; he was gone.
Irregular Personal Verb Forms
Simple and Compound Forms:
- Infinitive: Walking / To have gone
- Gerund: Walk / Having gone
- Participle: Participles / Has gone
Indicative Mood
- Present and Present Perfect: I am; tú andas; I have walked; you have walked.
- Pretérito Imperfecto and Pluperfect: I walked; you were; I had gone; you had gone.
- Past Perfect Simple and Past Previous: I walked; you anduviste; I had gone; you walked hubiste.
- Future and Future Perfect: I will walk; you will walk; I have walked; you will have gone.
- Conditional and Conditional Perfect: I would walk; you andarías; I would have gone; you would have gone.
Subjunctive Mood
- Present and Present Perfect: I walk; you go; I've walked; you've gone.
- Pretérito Imperfecto and Pluperfect: I walked or anduviese; you were walking or anduvieses; I had or had gone; you had gone or hubieses.
- Future and Future Perfect: I walk in; I will walk; you have been gone; you have traveled.
Simple and Compound Times
Present: You walk; you walk; we walk; walk you; you walk.
Conjugation of the Verb Cantar
Indicative
Present: I sing; Pretérito Imperfecto: I sang; Pretérito Perfecto Simple: I sang; Future Imperfect: Sing; Future Perfect: There will be sung; Conditional Simple: Sing; Conditional Perfect: Would have sung.
Subjunctive
Present: Singing; Pretérito Imperfecto: Sing or sing; Future Imperfect: Cantare; Pretérito Perfecto: Sung; Pretérito Pluperfect: Have or had sung; Future Perfect: Has sung.
Imperative
Present: Sing (you).
Impersonal Forms
- Simple: Infinitive: cantar; Gerund: singing; Participle: sung.
- Compound: Infinitive: to have sung; Gerund: having sung.