Use the present for current states, habits and actions. The subject can be omitted when the verb makes it clear.
Vosotros is informal plural you in Spain. Ustedes uses the ellos/ellas form and is the usual plural you in Latin America.
corroI run (present)
corresyou run (present)
correhe/she runs (present)
corremoswe run (present)
corréisyou all (vosotros) run (present)
correnthey run (present)
Correr in the preterite tense
Use the preterite for a completed event in the past, viewed as a whole.
corríI ran (preterite)
corristeyou ran (preterite)
corrióhe/she ran (preterite)
corrimoswe ran (preterite)
corristeisyou all (vosotros) ran (preterite)
corrieronthey ran (preterite)
Correr in the imperfect tense
Use the imperfect for past habits, ongoing situations and background descriptions, without marking their endpoint.
corríaI used to run (imperfect)
corríasyou used to run (imperfect)
corríahe/she used to run (imperfect)
corríamoswe used to run (imperfect)
corríaisyou all (vosotros) used to run (imperfect)
corríanthey used to run (imperfect)
Correr in the future tense
Use the simple future for what will happen. Spanish also uses this tense for a guess about the present.
correréI will run (future)
correrásyou will run (future)
correráhe/she will run (future)
correremoswe will run (future)
correréisyou all (vosotros) will run (future)
correránthey will run (future)
Correr in the conditional tense
Use the conditional for what would happen, a polite request or a hypothetical situation.
correríaI would run (conditional)
correríasyou would run (conditional)
correríahe/she would run (conditional)
correríamoswe would run (conditional)
correríaisyou all (vosotros) would run (conditional)
correríanthey would run (conditional)
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Correr conjugation chart
All six persons. Blue, bold forms differ from regular endings, including spelling changes that preserve pronunciation.
Person
Present
Preterite
Imperfect
Future
Conditional
yo
corro
corrí
corría
correré
correría
tú
corres
corriste
corrías
correrás
correrías
él / ella / usted
corre
corrió
corría
correrá
correría
nosotros / nosotras
corremos
corrimos
corríamos
correremos
correríamos
vosotros / vosotras
corréis
corristeis
corríais
correréis
correríais
ellos / ellas / ustedes
corren
corrieron
corrían
correrán
correrían
Correr in the present tense
Person
Spanish
English
yo
corro
I run
tú
corres
you run
él / ella / usted
corre
he/she runs
nosotros / nosotras
corremos
we run
vosotros / vosotras
corréis
you all (vosotros) run
ellos / ellas / ustedes
corren
they run
Correr in the preterite tense
Person
Spanish
English
yo
corrí
I ran
tú
corriste
you ran
él / ella / usted
corrió
he/she ran
nosotros / nosotras
corrimos
we ran
vosotros / vosotras
corristeis
you all (vosotros) ran
ellos / ellas / ustedes
corrieron
they ran
Correr in the imperfect tense
Person
Spanish
English
yo
corría
I used to run
tú
corrías
you used to run
él / ella / usted
corría
he/she used to run
nosotros / nosotras
corríamos
we used to run
vosotros / vosotras
corríais
you all (vosotros) used to run
ellos / ellas / ustedes
corrían
they used to run
Correr in the future tense
Person
Spanish
English
yo
correré
I will run
tú
correrás
you will run
él / ella / usted
correrá
he/she will run
nosotros / nosotras
correremos
we will run
vosotros / vosotras
correréis
you all (vosotros) will run
ellos / ellas / ustedes
correrán
they will run
Correr in the conditional tense
Person
Spanish
English
yo
correría
I would run
tú
correrías
you would run
él / ella / usted
correría
he/she would run
nosotros / nosotras
correríamos
we would run
vosotros / vosotras
correríais
you all (vosotros) would run
ellos / ellas / ustedes
correrían
they would run
Is correr irregular?
Correr follows the regular er pattern in these five tenses.
Questions about correr
How do you conjugate correr in the present?
The present forms are corro, corres, corre, corremos, corréis, corren, in the order yo, tú, él/ella/usted, nosotros, vosotros and ellos/ellas/ustedes.
What is the preterite of correr?
corrí, corriste, corrió, corrimos, corristeis, corrieron. For example, corrí means “I ran”.
Is correr irregular?
Correr follows the regular er pattern in these five tenses.
What is the difference between the preterite and imperfect of correr?
The preterite (corrí) presents a completed event; the imperfect (corría) gives a past habit or background situation. The English glosses are “I ran” and “I used to run”, but context determines the best translation.
What are the future and conditional of correr?
The yo forms are correré (“I will run”) and correría (“I would run”). The full charts above include every person.