What are all the present and past tense forms of the spanish word ver?

[The Mano Games VII]

I need help, I need them for a Spanish test tomorrow, and I don't have the papers need it to confirm this myself.

Actually, I kinda need help with all of them just to make sure. If anyone around here is knowledgable in Spanish, can you please describe the past and present tense endings of...

Gastar
Ver
Creer
Nadar
Subir
Preguntar
Comprender
Tratar

Please? If anyone could help, it would be greatly appreciated!

 

[DtJ Jungle]

i started this for you, but you can look it up on google.


In past & preterite they are all regular congugations I'm pretty sure anyway...

 

[2.72]

Ver is irregular (the present yo form is veo, and the pretorite irregular too). Google it. I don't recall any of the others having irregular present/pretorite forms, but it's been a while since I took Spanish. Watch out for the pretorite forms of creer; there's a little trick there.

 

[The Mano Games VII]

Sorry, I tried the google translator, and it was NOT a competent translator AT ALL!!

 

[DtJ Jungle]

just type in each verb, conjugate

example

"ver, congugate"

without the "

 

[Osco316]

I'm going to let you in on a secret that isn't really a secret. One of my high school Spanish teachers told me about it and I am really glad about that. Coincidentally, it's also recommended by my teacher this year (freshman year of college).

http://www.wordreference.com/


This will help you with Spanish (and I guess some other languages too). You can look up what English words mean in Spanish or vice versa. Also, if you look up a verb, such as ver, you can click on a link that says "conjugator" and it gives you all the tenses of the verb.

To start you off: http://www.wordreference.com/conj/ESverbs.asp?v=ver

 

[DtJ Jungle]

That thing is awesome.

Thanks for sharing with the world.

 

[The Mano Games VII]

Yay, I got a B (woulda been an A+ if I hadn't been so careless >_<)!! Thanks for all your help guys!