Verbs are frequently used with a noun, with somebody’s name or, particularly in English, with a pronoun such as I, You or she. They can relate to the present, the past and the future.
The infinitive of every Spanish verb end
in –ar,
er or ir. For example, hablar (Meaning to speak), comer
(Meaning to eat), vivir (Meaning to live). All Spanish
verbs belong to one of these three types, which are called Conjugations.
List of Common -ar verbs
To finish = terminar
To accept = aceptar
To advise = aconsejar
To reach = alcanzar
To love = amar
To walk = andar
To arrange = arreglar
To help = ayudar
To dance = bailar
To go down = bajar
To look for = buscar
To change = cambiar
To sing = cantar
To load = cargar
To have dinner = cenar
To buy = comprar
To answer = contestar
To cut
= cortar
To leave =
dejar
To embark =
embarcar
To push = empujar
To enter =
entrar
To listen =
escuchar
To wait = esperar
To study =
estudiar
To explain =
explicar
To express, say= expresar
To win, earn = ganar
To spend =
gastar
To please =
gustar
To speak =
hablar
To try = intentar
To judge =
juzgar
To wash =
lavar
To clean = limpiar
To call = llamar
To arrive =
llegar
To fill = llenar
To carry = llevar
To order = mandar
To march =
marchar
To kill = matar
To watch, look = mirar
To ride = montar
To swim =
nadir
To need = necesitar
To compel =
obligar
To forget = olvidar
To pay = pagar
To stop = parar
To go for walk = pasear
To prepare =
preparar
To stay =
quedar
To dry = secar
To pull, draw = tirar
To touch =
tocar
To take = tomar
To work = trabajar
To travel =
viajar
To hope = esperar
To vote = votar
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