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Here is a Spanish Conjugation chart and poster with the 25 most used Spanish verbs and the way to conjugate them in the present tense.
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The following verbs are included in the poster:
- Ser – to be (permanent)
- Estar – to be (temporary)
- Hacer – to do
- Tener – to have
- Ir – to go
- Hablar – to talk
- Coger – to get
- Vivir – to live
- Traer – to bring
- Beber – to drink
- Necesitar – to need
- Tocar – to touch
- Querer – to want
- Deber – to must
- Poner – to put
- Poder – to be able / can
- Salir – to go out
- Buscar – to search
- Encontrar – to find
- Dormir – to sleep
- Saber – to know
- Dar – to give
- Trabajar – to work
- Comer – to eat
- Venir – to come
Example sentences with these Spanish verbs:
These 25 verbs in the present tense form a basis and can be used in daily conversational Spanish. Here are some examples of how to use them in a sentence:
Ser: Yo soy maestro. (I am a teacher.)
Estar: Ellos están en la casa. (They are at home.)
Hacer: Nosotros hacemos la tarea. (We do the homework.)
Tener: Ella tiene un perro. (She has a dog.)Ir: Tú vas al mercado. (You go to the market.)
Hablar: Yo hablo español. (I speak Spanish.)
Coger: Ellos cogen el autobús. (They take the bus.)
Vivir: Nosotros vivimos en España. (We live in Spain.)Traer: Yo traigo un regalo. (I bring a gift.)
Beber: Ellas beben agua. (They drink water.)
Necesitar: Tú necesitas ayuda. (You need help.)Tocar: Yo toco el piano. (I play the piano.)
Querer: Nosotros queremos ir al cine. (We want to go to the cinema.)
Deber: Tú debes estudiar más. (You must study more.)
Poner: Él pone los platos en la mesa. (He puts the plates on the table.)
Poder: Yo puedo correr rápido. (I can run fast.)
Salir: Ellas salen temprano. (They go out early.)
Buscar: Nosotros buscamos las llaves. (We search for the keys.)
Encontrar: Yo encuentro mi libro. (I find my book.)
Dormir: Tú duermes mucho. (You sleep a lot.)
Saber: Ellos saben la respuesta. (They know the answer.)
Dar: Ella da un regalo. (She gives a gift.)
Trabajar: Yo trabajo en una oficina. (I work in an office.)
Comer: Nosotros comemos pizza. (We eat pizza.)
Venir: Tú vienes a la fiesta. (You come to the party.)
Next step: Intermediate Spanish materials
If you have already learned the essential Spanish verbs in the present tense and you are ready for the next step: intermediate learning. Than please check if one of the following materials might be to your liking:
Spanish conjugation chart | Worksheet and practice the present tense | Learn 100 verbs in the present tense
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Master Spanish conjugation
Starting with the 25 most commonly used Spanish verbs is a great way to learn the basics of Spanish. It truly is the first thing you need to know when you would like to obtain a A2 or even B1 level in Spanish.
However, if you are ready to take it to the next level, be sure to order the Master conjugation set. Containing conjugation charts of the most used Spanish tenses with nearly 100 Spanish verbs conjugated per tense.
Author of this article: Linda van der Hoeven
Passionate about linguistics and simplifying complex verb conjugations; I specialize in breaking down Spanish conjugation patterns into clear, manageable steps. I use spaced repetition as a proven learning method to help learners internalize these patterns effectively. As a Spanish learner myself, I collaborate closely with native Spanish speakers to identify key learnings and essential tools for building a strong foundation in Spanish. The goal is to provide practical, user-friendly resources that empower others on their journey to mastering Spanish and the verb tenses. Simply because if you are going to learn a language, you will need to tackle it from different angles!