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A1–C2 SPANISH INFINITIVES

Type the infinitive
before adding conjugations

Recall a common Spanish infinitive from English and type the complete form. Keep vocabulary identity stable before learning person and tense in context.

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Why begin with the infinitive?

The infinitive is a stable entry point for looking up, organizing, and recalling a verb. Learning tener as “to have” is clearer than treating tengo, tuve, and tenía as unrelated vocabulary.

Core identity

Build the spelling and meaning of each verb before adding contextual forms.

Meaning recall

See an English meaning and type the infinitive without a visual Spanish cue.

Listening dictation

Hear the infinitive and reconstruct every letter.

Shared progress

Infinitive evidence contributes to the same card history and mistake review.

Infinitive examples

tenerto have
conseguirto obtain; to achieve
afrontarto face; to tackle
corroborarto corroborate
Current boundary

This is verb vocabulary practice, not a complete grammar course. Conjugations are best learned with a short context that shows who does what and when.

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