800 Spanish Conjugation Flash Cards - 200 Verbs with Full Examples in Both Spanish and English and 9 Different Tenses

Great if you already have and idea of the Spanish language formatting. This is not a bigger case really. I mean it can be but without the details of the language between it can be tricky to learn. These flash cards are great for those who have taken a college course or two and felt that it went to fast to really learn anything. These will help slow down all the words that were thrown at you. Great product!!

These cards have most definitely helped me, especially when I combine with viewing "Slow Spanish" podcasts and the like. My one caution is that the definitions tend to be one word or very clipped in nature, and don't provide the scope for certain verbs like "tomar." Still, it's a starting point. One tip that works for me: don't try to memorize the verbs in alphabetical order -- it gets too confusing and certain groups of words sound the same. In my brief experience, it's better to shuffle them up and learn them randomly. So far, I know or kind of know (it varies each day), about 120 present tense verbs, going from English to Spanish. Some reviewers have said that memorizing won't help, but I disagree. You really can't get anywhere unless you have it least a vague knowledge of countless words.

800 study cards, including 200 verbs and their conjugations. Each card has an unconjugated verb in Spanish and its conjugated use in a sentence on one side, and the backside includes the English version of the verb/sentence along with all possible conjugations for the verb. The set includes 9 different sets of cards with conjugations of verbs by tense, including: present tense, future tense, imperfect tense, past tense, conditional (i.e. hypothetical) tense, present perfect indicative, past perfect tense, conditional perfect, and present subjunctive. Not all 200 verbs are used for each tense. For the less common tenses, only 30-50 or so cards are included. However, this is fine as you will likely use present/past tenses to learn the core vocabulary, while the other cards can be used to learn conjugation. Very unique set of flashcards! I don't think there is anything else like it on the market.

These flash cards are amazing! The booklets they come with too are going to be helpful as well! I’m super happy with them

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I love these flash cards! I splurged a little on these and it was well worth it. I had been trying to create something similar on Quizlet, but it would have taken me a long time to input all the information. These have the Spanish verb in the infinitive on the front with a sample sentence. On the back is the meaning and the full conjugation. There are sets for nine verb tenses! I would love to see the same thing available in other languages. They are priceless.

Not every word has all the tenses so some will have all 7 and some will have only 2 and it will be random not just 2 as in present and future for example I have only 1 card (partir) that has no other pairs and only in past tense there is no partir in present tense or future etc. So that’s kinda a bummer and then… I have 30 more cards… Aburrir acostar almorzar añadir aparecer bajar caber cantar casar cenar coger comenzar conducir construir contar corregir costar cruzar defender desayunar dibujar doler Esconder escuchar esperar graduarse llamar probar romper sacar. All 30 of these cards above are only in present tense no other tenses. Now I honestly don’t know if it’s supposed to be like that as well as the other ones like the ones that only have 2 but I mean it’s still a lot of cards I just wish I knew if I was missing some or not. So I will have to make ALL the ones I’m missing on my own I know that’s a lot of work but I want all the tenses. (Also I know they are missing because I sorted out every single card by hand and also separated them alphabetically and the ones I had left over I triple checked to make sure I did it right and like I said I have 31 cards without pairs 30 in present and 1 in past.)

Nice set of conjugation cards. Each card is for a particular tense. The verb is in one side and the translation and conjugations are on the other side. Since each card is a particular tense there are multiple cards for each verb. So far I haven't discovered any errors in the cards and they are being very useful in learning Spanish conjugations The thickness of the card is slightly more than one would expect from an index card. They did not have a glossy finish which I prefer because it leaves the options to scribble tiny notes in the blank spaces.