Conxugación de Caer en Español

Conjugation of "Caer"

• "Caer" translates to "to fall" in English, and it is an irregular verb in Spanish.

Present Tense

• Forms: caigo (I fall), caes (you fall), cae (he/she/it falls), caemos (we fall), caéis (you all fall), caen (they fall).

Present Subjunctive

• Forms: caiga (that I fall), caigas (that you fall), caiga (that he/she/it falls), caigamos (that we fall), caigáis (that you all fall), caigan (that they fall).

Preterite Tense

• Forms: caí (I fell), caíste (you fell), cayó (he/she/it fell), caímos (we fell), caísteis (you all fell), cayeron (they fell).

Imperfect Tense

• Forms: caía (I was falling), caías (you were falling), caía (he/she/it was falling), caíamos (we were falling), caíais (you all were falling), caían (they were falling).

Imperfect Subjunctive

• Forms: cayera (that I fell), cayeras (that you fell), cayera (that he/she/it fell), cayéramos (that we fell), cayerais (that you all fell), cayeran (that they fell).

Future Tense

• Forms: caeré (I will fall), caerás (you will fall), caerá (he/she/it will fall), caeremos (we will fall), caeréis (you all will fall), caerán (they will fall).

Conditional Tense

• Forms: caería (I would fall), caerías (you would fall), caería (he/she/it would fall), caeríamos (we would fall), caeríais (you all would fall), caerían (they would fall).

Commands

• Affirmative: tú cae (you fall), Ud. caiga (formal you fall), Uds. caigan (plural formal you fall).
• Negative: tú no caigas (you do not fall), Ud. no caiga (formal you do not fall), Uds. no caigan (plural formal you do not fall).

Participles

• Present Participle: cayendo (falling).
• Past Participle: caído (fallen).