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    This document provides a comparison of verb tenses in English and Spanish. It lists the English tense, example verbs, the Spanish translation, and brief notes on usage. There are over 15 tenses covered, including present, past, future, continuous, perfect, conditional, and others. The tenses convey actions that are ongoing, completed, habitual, or conditional on past or future events. This provides a concise overview of the major verb tenses and their equivalents in both English and Spanish.

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    ENGLISH SPANISH

    Tense Notes
    to go ir
    Present Simple I go. (Yo) voy. Mainly used to express habit or ability (I play the
    I study. guitar).
    Imperative (You) go / study.
    (Let’s) go / study.
    Present I am going. (Yo) estoy yendo. Used to express current action.
    Continuous I am studying.
    Present Perfect I have gone. (Yo) he ido.
    I have studied.
    Preterite I went. (Yo) fui. Implies that the action took place in the past and
    I studied. that it is not taking place now.
    Imperfect I used to go. (Yo) iba. Very restricted use.
    I used to study.
    Past I was going. (Yo) estaba yendo.
    Continuous I was studying.
    Present I would go. (Yo) iría. Can refer to the past, for example in reported
    Conditional I would study. speech:

    I warned him that I would call the Police if he did


    not turn the music down. (The condition was not
    met.)

    I would have called the Police if he had not turned


    the music down. (The condition that was met.)
    Past I would have gone. (Yo) habría ido.
    Conditional I would have studied.
    Pluperfect I had gone. (Yo) había ido. A past action that was completed before some
    (Past Perfect) I had studied. other past event.
    Future I will go / study. (Yo) iré. Used to express intention, prediction, and other
    I shall go / study. senses.
    Future I will be going.
    Continuous I will be studying.
    Future Perfect I will have gone / studied. (Yo) habré ido. Used to express a future action that will be
    I shall have gone / studied. completed before another future action.

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