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calmar conjugation charts with detailed explanations

 
to calm | to allay | to assuage | to becalm | to defuse | to gentle | to make peaceful | to pacify | to relax | to soothe
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Formas Simples de Indicativo

Presente Pretérito Imperfecto Condicional Futuro
yocalmocalmécalmabacalmaríacalmaré
calmascalmastecalmabascalmaríascalmarás
él/ella/ustedcalmacalmócalmabacalmaríacalmará
nosotros/nosotrascalmamoscalmamoscalmábamoscalmaríamoscalmaremos
vosotros/vosotrascalmáiscalmasteiscalmabaiscalmaríaiscalmaréis
ellos/ellas/ustedescalmancalmaroncalmabancalmaríancalmarán

Formas Afirmativas y Negativas de Imperativo

Afirmativo Negativo
yo--
calmano calmes
ustedcalmeno calme
nosotros/nosotrascalmemosno calmemos
vosotros/vosotrascalmadno calméis
ustedescalmenno calmen

Formas Simples de Subjuntivo

Presente Pretérito
Imperfecto
A
Pretérito
Imperfecto
B
Futuro
yocalmecalmaracalmasecalmare
calmescalmarascalmasescalmares
él/ella/ustedcalmecalmaracalmasecalmare
nosotros/nosotrascalmemoscalmáramoscalmásemoscalmáremos
vosotros/vosotrascalméiscalmaraiscalmaseiscalmareis
ellos/ellas/ustedescalmencalmarancalmasencalmaren


Formas Compuestas de Indicativo

Pretérito
Perfecto
Compuesto
Pretérito
Pluscuamperfecto
Futuro
Perfecto
Condicional
Perfecto
yohe calmadohabía calmadohabré calmadohabría calmado
has calmadohabías calmadohabrás calmadohabrías calmado
él/ella/ustedha calmadohabía calmadohabrá calmadohabría calmado
nosotros/nosotrashemos calmadohabíamos calmadohabremos calmadohabríamos calmado
vosotros/vosotrashabéis calmadohabíais calmadohabréis calmadohabríais calmado
ellos/ellas/ustedeshan calmadohabían calmadohabrán calmadohabrían calmado

Formas Compuestas de Subjuntivo

Pretérito
Perfecto
Compuesto
Pretérito
Pluscuamperfecto
A
Pretérito
Pluscuamperfecto
B
Futuro
Perfecto
yohaya calmadohubiera calmadohubiese calmadohubiere calmado
hayas calmadohubieras calmadohubieses calmadohubieres calmado
él/ella/ustedhaya calmadohubiera calmadohubiese calmadohubiere calmado
nosotros/nosotrashayamos calmadohubiéramos calmadohubiésemos calmadohubiéremos calmado
vosotros/vosotrashayáis calmadohubierais calmadohubieseis calmadohubiereis calmado
ellos/ellas/ustedeshayan calmadohubieran calmadohubiesen calmadohubieren calmado

Formas No Personales

Infinitivocalmar
Participiocalmado
Gerundiocalmando

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  • Nick

    What is the difference between pretirito pluscumperfecto A and B?

    • prof. Tom Tomatín & team

      Hi Nick, good question. A and B are only variations of the same tense. Both are equal in meaning. Usage depends on location and context. For instance:

      • The -se forms can often be found in law and other official documents: quien hubiese matado, será ajusticiado
      • In South America, each country has its own distinct elements and choices, which also affects the usage of tenses

      These tenses are sometimes presented together on one chart, like:

          yo estuviera/estuviese
          tú estuvieras/estuvieses
          ...
      

      We chose to separate them for several reasons:

      • To make it easy to switch displaying one of these forms on/off in the Conjugator
      • To have separate links to related activities in pop-up menus (these which appear when the mouse cursor is placed over the tense name)
      • To enable practicing only one of these forms when selecting exercises
      • To improve readability

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