Learning path: conjugation models
Our 89 models are ordered so you can start with foundations, then learn common patterns, then explore special cases.
1. Foundations
Four auxiliaries (ser, estar, haber, tener) and three regular anchors (-ar, -er, -ir). Master these first.
2. Common patterns
Orthographic, stem-change, irregular families, defective verbs. %{count} models.
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3. Special
Pronominal (reflexive) model and passive-voice template. These are constructions or special uses, not standard conjugation families.