ONLINE SPANISH VERB CONJUGATOR

An online Spanish verb conjugator can help you when you're in a tight spot and need a quick reminder of just how to conjugate that irregular verb! Most Spanish verbs are regular - the problem is that a lot of the most commonly used verbs are not, and it's precisely for these that you need the online verb conjugator!

Online Conjugators

Perhaps the best online Spanish verb conjugator is Verbix - Romance languages: conjugate Spanish verbs. You'll find that if you use a Spanish verb conjugator on another website, you'll often get taken to Verbix's website for the "answers".

To show you what I mean, feel free to use the following verb conjugator, courtesy of Verbix. Enter the verb infinitive in small letters and press Enter (don't use capitals):

Another excellent tool is the Spanish verb conjugator on lenguaje.com. And, just in case you can't use either of those first two, another very good tool is Web-Compjugador.

Other Useful Resources

Spanish verb forms: A web page with another extremely useful list of Spanish verb forms and their conjugations.

Spanish Verb Conjugation drills: Web pages where you can do drills and make quizzes to check that you've learnt the conjugations properly!

501 Spanish Verbs: This is the the most popular book of all time on Spanish verbs. It has now been updated, and is now printed in two colors for increased ease of reference. The most important and most commonly used Spanish verbs are presented alphabetically in chart form, one verb per page, and conjugated in all persons and tenses, both active and passive.

2000+ Essential Spanish Verbs : Learn the Forms, Master the Tenses, and Speak Fluently!: This book has the verb tables, as you'd expect from the title, but in addition there is a detailed, 100-page grammar and usage section in the second part of the book where 75 important verbs are explained and used in more detail.

Learn in Your Car: Spanish Verbs 101: This is a CD for learning/memorizing verb conjugations. The author says that her intention was simply to create an audio version of the most popular Spanish book ever written: 501 Spanish Verbs. The goal of the program is not to offer some type of verbs used in sentences or some other context - you just get repetition of the conjugations of the most common verbs. So if you're looking for more dialogue and examples of sentence structure, then this is not your CD. But if you just want strengthen your verb skill, then you'll find it extremely useful.

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