Verb conjugator

45 of the most useful Spanish verbs across 8 tenses.

Full conjugation guides

Dedicated pages for the Spanish verbs beginners look up most, with every tense plus usage notes.

ser conjugation

The permanent 'to be': identity, origin, time and traits.

ir conjugation

The verb 'to go' — and the easiest way to talk about the future.

estar conjugation

The 'to be' of states, moods, locations and progressive tenses.

abrir

to open

Participle: abridoGerund: abriendo

Present

yo	abro
tú	abres
él/ella/usted	abre
nosotros	abrimos
ellos/ellas/ustedes	abren

Preterite

yo	abrí
tú	abriste
él/ella/usted	abrió
nosotros	abrimos
ellos/ellas/ustedes	abrieron

Imperfect

yo	abría
tú	abrías
él/ella/usted	abría
nosotros	abríamos
ellos/ellas/ustedes	abrían

Future

yo	abriré
tú	abrirás
él/ella/usted	abrirá
nosotros	abriremos
ellos/ellas/ustedes	abrirán

Conditional

yo	abriría
tú	abrirías
él/ella/usted	abriría
nosotros	abriríamos
ellos/ellas/ustedes	abrirían

Present subjunctive

yo	abra
tú	abras
él/ella/usted	abra
nosotros	abramos
ellos/ellas/ustedes	abran

Imperfect subjunctive

yo	abriera
tú	abrieras
él/ella/usted	abriera
nosotros	abriéramos
ellos/ellas/ustedes	abrieran

Imperative (affirmative)

yo	—
tú	abre
él/ella/usted	abra
nosotros	abramos
ellos/ellas/ustedes	abran

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