Lista de verbos regulares (list of regular verbs)
-ar
amar - to love
ayudar - to help
bailar - to dance
caminar - to walk
cantar - to sing
cenar - to dine / to have dinner
cocinar - to cook
comprar - to buy
desayunar - to have breakfast
descansar - to rest / to relax
enviar - to send
escuchar - to listen
esperar - to wait
estudiar - to study
explicar* - to explain
hablar - to talk / to speak
lavar - to wash
limpiar - to clean
llamar - to call
llegar** - to arrive***
llevar - to take / to carry / to wear
mirar - to look / to watch
odiar - to hate
olvidar - to forget
pagar** - to pay
pintar - to paint
preguntar - to ask
preparar - to prepare
regalar - to give (something as a present)
terminar - to end / to finish
tocar* - to touch / to play an instrument
tomar - to take / to grab / to have (for food & drink)
trabajar - to work
usar - to use
viajar - to travel
visitar - to visit
-er
beber - to drink
comer - to eat
comprender - to understand
correr - to run
creer**** - to believe
leer**** - to read
responder - to answer / to respond
vender - to sell
-ir
abrir - to open
discutir - to argue
escribir - to write
existir - to exist
recibir - to receive
vivir - to live
Notes
*In the pretérito perfecto tense, explicar and tocar have a spelling change in the first-person singular: expliqué, toqué.
**In the pretérito perfecto tense, llegar and pagar have a spelling change in the first-person singular: llegué, pagué.
***Llegar always uses the preposition a. We arrive "to" places. Llegué a la oficina (I arrived at/in the office).
****In the pretérito perfecto tense, leer and creer have a spelling change in the third-person singular (leyó, creyó) and third-person plural (leyeron, creyeron).
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Interleaving
Drilling one topic until it feels easy is tempting, but mixing different topics together builds more flexible, durable knowledge. The variety forces your brain to work harder, and that's what makes it last.