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Spanish Conjugation

Master every Spanish verb conjugation with 4000+ cloze cards. Each card drops you into a sentence and asks you to fill in the correct verb form, covering all tenses and moods.

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Sample cards

El verbo en
él es
es ser


Regular conjugation

ser : extreme irregularity, #10 in the deck out of 59 dissonant verbs, 41 counts (74%)
Unique verb. The DLE has no other verb with this set of conjugation and spelling patterns.

Mientras estoy estudiando…

ella está siendo (vigilada)


The form siendo is regular.

ser : extreme irregularity, #10 in the deck out of 59 dissonant verbs, 41 counts (74%)
Unique verb. The DLE has no other verb with this set of conjugation and spelling patterns.

Hugo ha sido (vigilado)


The form sido is regular.

ser : extreme irregularity, #10 in the deck out of 59 dissonant verbs, 41 counts (74%)
Unique verb. The DLE has no other verb with this set of conjugation and spelling patterns.

⊙ Ahora mismo, ⊙

yo soy (consciente de ello)


Irregular form: the hypothetical regular form so is incorrect.

ser : extreme irregularity, #10 in the deck out of 59 dissonant verbs, 41 counts (74%)
Unique verb. The DLE has no other verb with this set of conjugation and spelling patterns.

⊙ Ahora mismo, ⊙

eres (consciente de ello)


Irregular form: the hypothetical regular form ses is incorrect.

ser : extreme irregularity, #10 in the deck out of 59 dissonant verbs, 41 counts (74%)
Unique verb. The DLE has no other verb with this set of conjugation and spelling patterns.


dicho: eres de los que no hay (~ you're unbelievable)

⊙ Ahora mismo, ⊙

vos sos (consciente de ello)


Irregular form: the hypothetical regular form sés is incorrect.

ser : extreme irregularity, #10 in the deck out of 59 dissonant verbs, 41 counts (74%)
Unique verb. The DLE has no other verb with this set of conjugation and spelling patterns.

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