Chart: Spanish Forms of "Yo" Conjugation in Spanish (1)

This chart provides a comprehensive overview of how the pronoun "yo" (I) is conjugated with various verbs in different tenses and moods in Spanish. It covers essential verbs and their conjugations in the present, past, future, conditional, and subjunctive tenses.

English	Infinitive	Present	Preterite	Imperfect	Future	Conditional	Present Subjunctive	Imperfect Subjunctive
I am (permanent)	ser	soy	fui	era	seré	sería	sea	fuera
I am (temporary)	estar	estoy	estuve	estaba	estaré	estaría	esté	estuviera
I have	tener	tengo	tuve	tenía	tendré	tendría	tenga	tuviera
I do/make	hacer	hago	hice	hacía	haré	haría	haga	hiciera
I go	ir	voy	fui	iba	iré	iría	vaya	fuera
I want	querer	quiero	quise	quería	querré	querría	quiera	quisiera
I can	poder	puedo	pude	podía	podré	podría	pueda	pudiera
I see	ver	veo	vi	veía	veré	vería	vea	viera
I say/tell	decir	digo	dije	decía	diré	diría	diga	dijera
I know (facts)	saber	sé	supe	sabía	sabré	sabría	sepa	supiera
I know (people)	conocer	conozco	conocí	conocía	conoceré	conocería	conozca	conociera
I think	pensar	pienso	pensé	pensaba	pensaré	pensaría	piense	pensara
I feel	sentir	siento	sentí	sentía	sentiré	sentiría	sienta	sintiera
I like	gustar	me gusta	me gustó	me gustaba	me gustará	me gustaría	me guste	me gustara

Usage Notes:

Present Tense:
- Example: "Yo soy estudiante." (I am a student.)
- Used for actions happening now or habitual actions.
Preterite Tense:
- Example: "Yo fui a la tienda." (I went to the store.)
- Used for actions that were completed in the past.
Imperfect Tense:
- Example: "Yo estudiaba cada día." (I used to study every day.)
- Used for ongoing or repeated actions in the past.
Future Tense:
- Example: "Yo iré al mercado." (I will go to the market.)
- Used for actions that will happen in the future.
Conditional Tense:
- Example: "Yo comería pizza todos los días." (I would eat pizza every day.)
- Used for hypothetical or potential actions.
Present Subjunctive:
- Example: "Espero que yo pueda ir." (I hope that I can go.)
- Used for wishes, doubts, or possibilities.
Imperfect Subjunctive:
- Example: "Si yo fuera rico, viajaría por el mundo." (If I were rich, I would travel the world.)
- Used in hypothetical situations or to express wishes in the past.

This chart provides a clear and detailed guide for beginners to understand and practice the conjugation of "yo" with different verbs in various tenses and moods. Use this as a reference tool to aid in learning and mastering Spanish verb conjugations.

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