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The Spanish Verbs flashcards on cramberry.net includes more than 150 common verbs that are found in everyday Spanish. Each verb is presented several times in an untimed, user-controlled format. The word is shown on an individual flashcard, the student types in the meaning of the verb, and then checks to see if their answer was correct. If the answer entered matches the program’s response exactly, credit is automatically given for a correct response. If the response is not exact, the student is asked to determine if their answer matched the correct answer closely enough. This is a great way to give credit for a correct answer even if there is a spelling error or the meaning isn’t word-for-word the same as the one in the program. Words are repeated several times over the course of one session to help reinforce learning. Stem-changing and reflexive verbs are indicated, helping the student learn to recognize these types of verbs. It is easy to study and learn Spanish verbs using these flashcards!

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Front	Back
tocar	to touch
creer	to believe
doblar	to fold
beber	to drink
cantar	to sing
alquilar	to rent
cenar	to have dinner
comer	to eat
correr	to run
deber	to should
descansar	to rest
ir	to go
escribir	to write
leer	to read
ir	to go
leer	to read
nadar	to swim
tocar	to play
tomar el sol	to sunbathe
ver	to see
vivir	to live
almorzar	to have lunch
bañar[se]	to take a bath
casarse	to get married
costar[ue]	to cost
decir[g,i]	to say, tell
desayunar	to have breakfast
dormir [ue]	to sleep
dormir la siesta	to take a nap
empezar [ie]	to begin, to start
entender [ie]	to understand
hacer	to do / to make
hacer la cama	to make the bed
jugar	to play
lavar[se]	to wash[oneself]
pasear	to take a walk, to stroll
cortar	to cut
levantarse	to get up
oir [g]	to hear
pasar	to spend time
pedir	to ask for
peinar[se]	to comb
pensar + inf	to plan to + inf
poder	to be able to, can
poner	to put, to turn on
preferir[ie]	to prefer
querer [ie]	to want
salir [g]	to leave
secar [se]	to dry [oneself]
seguir [i]	to follow, to go on
servir [i]	to serve
tener [g,ie]	to have
traer [g]	to bring
venir [g,ie]	to come
vestir [se] [i]	to dress, to get dressed
visitar	to visit
volver [ue]	to return
ayudar	to help
barrer	to sweep
cocinar	to cook
conocer [zc]	to know, to meet
limpiar	to clean
ordenar	to tidy up
pasar la aspiradora	to vacuum
planchar	to iron
preparar	to prepare
recoger [j]	to pick up
regar [ie]	to water
regresar	to come back
saber	to know
secar	to dry
sentir [ie,i]	to feel
tender [ie]	to hang [clothes], to make [a bed]
cambiar	to change, to exchange
contestar	to answer
dar	to give, to hand
encantar	to delight, to love
encontrar [ue]	to find
entrar	to go in, to enter
gastar	to spend
gustar	to be pleasing to, to like
interesar	to interest
llevar	to wear, to take
monstrar [ue]	to show
pagar	to pay
parecer [zc]	to seem
ponerse	to put on
probarse [ue]	to try on
quedar	to fit, to be left over
regalar	to give [a present]
valer	to be worth
vender	to sell
acostar [ue]	to put to bed
acostar[se]	to go to bed, to lie down
afeitar [se]	to shave
aplaudir	to applaud
aprovechar	to take advantage
competir [i]	to compete
congelar [se]	to freeze
despertar[se] [ie]	to wake up
discutir	to argue
dormirse [ue]	to fall asleep
durar	to last
ganar	to win
esquiar	to ski
ir [se]	to go away, to leave
jugar a los bolos	to bowl
lavar[se] los dientes	to brush one's teeth
levantar	to raise
llover[ue]	to rain
maquillar[se]	to put on makeup
nevar [ie]	to snow
participar	to participate
patinar	to skate
perder [ie]	to lose
quitar	to take away, to remove
quitar[se]	to take off
representar	to represent
sentar[se] [ie]	to sit down
traducir [zc]	to translate
acompañar	to accompany
comenzar [ie]	to begin
disfrazarse	to wear a costume
divertirse [ie,i]	to have a good time
encerrar [ie]	to lock up
invitar	to invite
mantener [g,ie]	maintain
mover [ue]	to move
recordar [ue]	to remember
respetar	to respect
reunirse	to get together
apagar	to extinguish, to turn off
atender [ie]	to answer, to attend
comunicar[se]	to communicate
dejar	to leave
enviar	to send
esperar	to wait fr
indicar	to indicate
llenar	to fill [out]
mandar	to send
mejorar	to improve
ofrecer [zc]	to offer
solicitar	to apply [for]
aconsejar	to advise
añadir	to add
batir	to beat
dudar	to doubt
freír [i]	to fry
hervir [ie,i]	to boil
permitir	to permit, to allow
prohibir	to prohibit, to forbid
recomendar	to recomment
alegrarse [de]	to be glad [about]
caer [se]	to fall
cuidar [se]	to take care of
doler [ue]	to hurt
enfermarse	to become sick
estornudar	to sneeze
examinar	to examine
fracturar [se]	to fracture, to break
fumar	to smoke
molestar	to bother, be bothered by
recetar	to prescribe
respirar	to breathe
sentirse [ie,i]	to feel
temer	to fear
torcer [se] [ue]	to twist
toser	to cough
cancelar	to cancel
doblar	to turn
facturar	to check in [luggage]
manejar	to drive
perderse [ie]	to get lost
reservar	to make a reservation
revisar	to inspect
viajar	to travel
volar [ue]	to fly
andar	to walk
haber	to have
incluir [y]	to include
producir [zc]	to produce
reir [i,i]	to laugh
amar	to love
eliminar	to eliminate
alquilar	to rent
beber	to drink
cantar	to sing
celebrar	to celebrate
cenar	to have dinner
comer	to eat
correr	to run
deber	to should
descansar	to rest
escribir	to write
ir	to go
leer	to read
nadar	to swim
tocar	to play
tomar el sol	to sunbathe
ver	to see
vivir	to live
desear	to wish, to want
ser	to be
usar	to use
bailar	to dance
buscar	to look for
caminar	to walk
comprar	to buy
conversar	to talk, to converse
escuchar	to listen
estar	to be
estudiar	to study
hablar	to speak
llegar	to arrive
mirar	to look [at]
montar	to ride
necesitar	to need
practicar	to practice
sacar	to get, to take [out]
tomar	to take, to drink
tomar apuntes	to take notes
trabajar	to work
ser	to be