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(he/she/it) has ...Note: Used to form perfect tense 'has ...ed'; followed by 'de', means 'has to ...'

(he/she/it) is

, (they) have ... Note: Used to form perfect tense 'have ...ed'; followed by 'de', means 'have to ...'

(he/she/it) was/went Note: Also used to fill in for the preterite of 'ir' meaning 'to go'.

(he/she/it) is

(they) are

(he/she/it) has ... Note: Indicates 'has' as in possession.

(to) be

(he/she/it) said

Been

being Note: As a noun, 'estado' means 'state'.

(he/she/it) does/makes Note: Can also mean '... ago'.

there is/are

, there was/were; (he/she/it) had... Note: Used to form the pluperfect tense: 'he/she/it had ...ed'

(they) are

(they) were/went Note: Also used to fill in for the preterite of 'ir' meaning 'to go'.

(he/she/it) can/may

(to) do/make

, done/made Note: As a noun, 'hecho' means 'fact', 'deed'.

(he/she/it) will be

(to) have ... Note: Used to form a perfect infinitive, as in 'to have eaten'

(they) have Note: Indicates 'have' as in possession.

(to) have Note: Indicates 'have' as in possession.

(to) be

(he/she/it) did/made

(he/she/it) was

(to) be able, can Note: As a noun, 'poder' means 'power'.

(he/she/it) could/would be able to

there will/should/might be; (he/she/it) will have etc

(put) Note: Usually used in the phrase 'puesto que ...' meaning 'given that ...'

(he/she/it) goes/is going to ... Note: Followed by an infinitive, equivalent to English future construction 'is going to ...'

(to) give

, (he/she/it) was/would have been Note: As a preposition, also means 'outside'.

, said

, (to) see

(he/she/it) indicated

(he/she/it) treats/attempts/deals with Note: With 'de' plus infinitive, means 'attempts to ...'

given

(he/she/it) gave

(he/she/it) had Note: Followed by 'de' plus an infinitive, means 'had to ...'

we have Note: Followed by 'de' plus an infinitive, means 'we have to ...'

(he/she/it) finds/encounters

resulted Note: As a noun, 'resultado' means 'result'

we have ...Note: Used to form perfect tense 'we have ...ed'; followed by 'de', means 'we have to ...'

(he/she/it) will/might be

(they) can/may

... is missing/needed

(he/she/it) hopes (to) Note: Can also mean 'is waiting (to)'.

(he/she/it) arrived/reached

(to) leave; (to) share out

we are

(to) know

(to) avoid

(to) arrive/reach

(he/she/it) left/let

(they) will be

had/held

(to) follow; (to) carry on ...ing

(they) had ...; there were ... Note: Used to form the pluperfect tense: 'they had ...ed'; sometimes used instead of habían to mean 'there were ...'.

(to) win/earn/gain

(he/she/it) gives

(to) weigh (up), carry weight

(he/she/it) says

(he/she/it) causes

(he/she/it) appears

(he/she/it) commented

(he/she) added Note: Both 'agregar' and 'a�adir' can be used to mean 'add' as in 'say in addition'.

(he/she) addedNote: Both 'agregar' and 'añadir' can be used to mean 'add' as in 'say in addition'.

(he/she/it) considers

(he/she/it) announced Note: Anunciar' can also mean 'to advertise'

(he/she/it) will have Note: Followed by 'de' plus an infinitive, means 'will have to ...'

(they) were

(they) must/should Note: Can mean 'must'/'should' as in either necessity, or speculation on the part of the speaker.

(he/she/it) would be

(to) fulfil/carry out

(he/she/it) highlighted/emphasized

(he/she/it) reminded

(to) happen; (to) pass, go by/along etc

being

(to) say

(he/she/it) was

(he/she/it) might/could

(he/she/it) was able to

(he/she/it) follows; (he/she/it) goes on ...ing Note: Followed by an infinitive, means 'continues to ...', 'goes on ...ing'

(he/she/it) began (to)

(he/she/it) declared

forseen, predicted, anticipated

(they) were

announced

detained, arrested Note: Can also mean 'detailled', 'thorough'

(to) take; (to) drink

(to) bring/come out

(he/she/it) put

(he/she/it) remained

(he/she/it) exists; there exists ...

(he/she/it) wants

(he/she/it) assures, ensures

received

(to) work

united Note: Used country names such as 'Reino Unido' (United Kingdom) and 'Estados Unidos' (United States)

been able (to)

i believe/think

(he/she/it) considered

there will be ..Note: habr� de ...' means 'will have to ...'

(they) do/make

(he/she/it) asked/requested

(he/she/it) decided

(they) follow; (they) go on ...ing

(he/she/it) could, was able to, used to be able to

(to) play

(he/she/it) believes/thinks

(to) obtain

(he/she/it) carries/bears

(he/she/it) earned/won/gained

arrived

(he/she/it) demonstrated Note: Can mean 'demonstrated' as in 'displayed' or 'rallied'.

(he/she/it) showed

(they) could/might/would be able to

presented

(he/she/it) explains

(to) succeed/manage

(he/she/it) will be able (to)

we can