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MsDonaire  on February 16, 2009

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Spanish II Verbs

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IELTS Prep, 7EspañolAP, 1EspañolAP, Spanish 2, Celina HS, Spanish V block 4, Spanish V block 1, AP Spanish, SPAN 1003 Intermediate Spanish, Stone Ridge, Spanish, Oxbow- Español IV/V, Conversation in Bogotá, Spanish for Mrs. Sanogo, spanish, SHS Spanish 2, SHS Spanish 3/4, Spanish II - Final Exam, 05-QDA, cool people, Clase de Senora Anna, Spanish III, QuirongUnit, VHS-Mrs. MunozdeRivera-Spa 2, Mr.C's Ballinger Group, Waite's AP spanish, Spanish Study group, Parkview HS Spanish 1 (see more)

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Master Verb List

abrazar
to hug; to embrace
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English

abrazar to hug; to embrace
abrir to open
aburrir to bore
aburrirse to be bored
aceptar to accept
acordarse (de) to remember
acostarse to lay down oneself
actuar to act
afeitarse to shave oneself
agradecer to be thankful; to be grateful
almorzar to have lunch
andar to walk
aprender to learn
asistir (a) to attend
asustarse to be afraid
averiguar to find out (information)
ayudar to help
bailar to dance
bañarse to take a bath oneself
barrer to sweep
beber to drink
bajar to go down
borrar to erase
buscar to look for (something)
caber to fit
caer to fall
caerse to fall oneself
calentar to heat up
callarse to be quiet
caminar to walk
cantar to sing
casar to perform a marriage
casarse (con) to marry someone
cenar to have dinner
cepillarse to brush oneself
cerrar to close
coger to grab; to grasp
comer to eat
comenzar to begin
comprar to buy
comprender to understand
concluir to conclude
conducir to drive
conocer to know (people and places)
conseguir to obtain; to get
construir to build
contar to count; to narrate
contestar to answer
continuar to continue
contribuir to contribute
convencer to convince
corregir to grade; to correct
correr to run
creer to believe
cubrir to cover
dar to give
cocinar to cook
decidir to decide
decir to say
deber ought to; should
dejar to allow; to let; to leave behind
desayunar to eat breakfast
desayunarse to eat breakfast
descansar to rest
despedirse (de) to say good-bye
despertarse to wake up
destruir to destroy
devolver to return (an object)
divertirse to have fun
doler to hurt
dormir to sleep
dormirse to fall asleep
ducharse to take a shower
empezar to begin
encantar to enchant
encender to turn on; to light
encontrar to find
enojarse to become angry
equivocarse to make a mistake
enseñar to teach; to show
entender to understand
entrar to enter
enviar to send
envolver to wrap
escoger to choose
esconder to hide
escribir to write
escuchar to listen
esperar to wait
estar to be
estudiar to study
explicar to explain
fregar to wash dishes and pots
graduarse to graduate
gritar to yell; to scream
guiar to guide; to drive
hablar to talk
hacer to do; to make
hacerse to become
huir to flee; to run away
insistir (en) to insist
invitar to invite
ir to go
irse to go away
jugar to play
lavar to wash
lavarse to wash oneself
leer to read
levantarse to get up
llamarse to be called
llenar to fill
llevar to take; to bring; to wear; to carry
llorar to cry
llover to rain
maquillarse to put make-up on
marcharse to leave
medir to measure
mentir to lie
mirar to look
morder to bite
morir to die
morirse to die oneself
mover to move
mudarse to move from one house to another
nacer to be born
necesitar to need
negar to deny
negarse (a) to refuse to
nevar to snow
obedecer to obey
ofrecer to offer
huir to flee; to run away
oler to smell
olvidar to forget
olvidarse (de) to forget
pagar to pay
parecer to seem
parecerse (a) to look like
pasar to pass; to spend time
pasearse to take a walk
patinar to skate
pedir to ask for
peinarse to comb one's hair
pensar to think
perder to lose
permitir to allow; to permit
planchar to iron
poder to be able to
poner to put
ponerse to become
practicar to practice
preferir to prefer
preguntar to ask
preparar to prepare
probar to try
probarse to try on
proteger to protect
quedar (en) to agree to
quedarse to stay
quejarse to complain
querer to want; to love (not romantic)
quitar to remove
quitarse to take off oneself
recibir to receive
recoger to pick up
recordar to remember
reconocer to recognize
regresar to return (to a place)
reírse to laugh
reñir to fight
repetir to repeat
robar to rob
romper to break
saber to know
sacar to take out
salir to go out
secarse to dry oneself
seguir to follow; to continue
sentarse to sit down
sentir to feel; to regret
sentirse to feel
ser to be
servir to serve
sonreírse to smile
subir to go up
tener to have
tocar to play (an instrument); to touch; to knock on the door
tomar to take; to drink
traducir to translate
trabajar to work
usar to use
valer to be worth
vencer to conquer
vender to sell
venir to come
ver to see
vestirse to get dressed oneself
viajar to take a trip
visitar to visit
vivir to live
volar to fly
volver to return; to do again
volverse to become