Spanish verbs pdf download

OMG mi amigo muchas gracias!!! wow thank you this will help me out so much in school since i am currently taking Spanish there1 :)

This is amazing! Thank you for your efforts! one question is there meant to be headings for each column for novices like me??

Thanks, very helpful. I downloaded the google drive excel version on 20191221. I believe that the Present conjugations for pedir should be: pido pides pide pedimos piden. And the table was missing dibujar.

I haven't figured out everything your spreadsheet is doing and I'm making slow progress updating it. At a quick glance there are other verbs missing that I've encountered so far - just got to Preterite mid way through level 2.

missing: valmorzar, bailar, cenar, cepillar, cocer, coger, desayunar, disfruitar, duchar, encantar, enseñar, invitar, lavar, montar, nevar, pintar, practicar, sentar, viajar, visitar, volar

If I can get the spreadsheet rebuilt cleanly I'll post it.

Steve

Hey I know this was a while ago but I was wondering if you or anyone who happens to see this could tell me what the numbers in the third column are supposed to mean. Thanks.

Does anybody know what end. stands for exactly? I get that it shows the ending of the words bu what is it used for?

I found the following site extremely useful since it's the only one that offers pronunciation of over 35000 English, French, German, Italian and Spanish verb conjugation tables. Just type in a verb you would like to see conjugated and hear how each and every form of the verb of your choice is pronounced: http://conjugation.io/

That looks like a good site but the pronunciation is awful... I just clicked a few and they are way off. It sounds like an American who has never spoken the language trying to say it...

Try https://www.123teachme.com/spanish_verb_conjugation/ ... it has the pronunciations on the site and it is way better. Plus it tells you the meaning for each conjugation.

Oh my goodness that is amazingly helpful. I hate irregular verbs so much and this is really helpful for me to see them. Have a lingot for your hard work ♦️

Is there any chance to make the excel version available? That way I could sort based on the verbs I'm working on at the moment and adding verbs as I progress. Thanks for your work. I did download the pdf version and am looking forward to it helping.

I will gladly add any new language content I enter if that's what you mean? My intent was to have a local copy that I could add a column to flag words I'm currently struggling with for my own self-study. I don't think you'd want that on the Google sheet copy, right?

If you are not going to add anything, than use it locally as you which. Download it. I will delete the file in 24h.