ser
to be (permanent)
Spanish verb practice
Start with high-frequency verbs, see how they conjugate, and practice them in real sentences instead of memorizing isolated forms.
The best first verbs are high-frequency verbs like ser, tener, poder, estar, and hacer. They appear constantly in everyday Spanish, so learning their forms early gives you more usable sentences right away.
to be (permanent)
to have (auxiliary)
to have, possess
to be able to, can
to be (temporary/location)
to do, make
to say, tell
to go
to give
to have to, should, must
to see
to pass, spend time, happen
to carry out, accomplish
to find, meet
to want, love
to arrive
to put, place
to carry, wear, take
to follow, continue
to know facts
to know people or places
to create
to present, introduce
to permit, allow
to leave, let, allow
to try, treat
to seem, appear
to offer
to count, tell a story
to stay, remain