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Dar Conjugation

Dar means to give. Learn five tenses, then practise each person.

Present: doy, das, da, damos, dais, dan.

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Dar in the present tense

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.

  • doyI give (present)
  • dasyou give (present)
  • dahe/she gives (present)
  • damoswe give (present)
  • daisyou all (vosotros) give (present)
  • danthey give (present)
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Dar conjugation chart

All six persons. Blue, bold forms differ from regular endings, including spelling changes that preserve pronunciation.

PersonPresentPreteriteImperfectFutureConditional
yodoydidabadarédaría
túdasdistedabasdarásdarías
él / ella / usteddadiodabadarádaría
nosotros / nosotrasdamosdimosdábamosdaremosdaríamos
vosotros / vosotrasdaisdisteisdabaisdaréisdaríais
ellos / ellas / ustedesdandierondabandarándarían

Dar in the present tense

PersonSpanishEnglish
yodoyI give
túdasyou give
él / ella / usteddahe/she gives
nosotros / nosotrasdamoswe give
vosotros / vosotrasdaisyou all (vosotros) give
ellos / ellas / ustedesdanthey give

Dar in the preterite tense

PersonSpanishEnglish
yodiI gave
túdisteyou gave
él / ella / usteddiohe/she gave
nosotros / nosotrasdimoswe gave
vosotros / vosotrasdisteisyou all (vosotros) gave
ellos / ellas / ustedesdieronthey gave

Dar in the imperfect tense

PersonSpanishEnglish
yodabaI used to give
túdabasyou used to give
él / ella / usteddabahe/she used to give
nosotros / nosotrasdábamoswe used to give
vosotros / vosotrasdabaisyou all (vosotros) used to give
ellos / ellas / ustedesdabanthey used to give

Dar in the future tense

PersonSpanishEnglish
yodaréI will give
túdarásyou will give
él / ella / usteddaráhe/she will give
nosotros / nosotrasdaremoswe will give
vosotros / vosotrasdaréisyou all (vosotros) will give
ellos / ellas / ustedesdaránthey will give

Dar in the conditional tense

PersonSpanishEnglish
yodaríaI would give
túdaríasyou would give
él / ella / usteddaríahe/she would give
nosotros / nosotrasdaríamoswe would give
vosotros / vosotrasdaríaisyou all (vosotros) would give
ellos / ellas / ustedesdaríanthey would give

Is dar irregular?

Dar differs from the regular endings in the present, preterite. Changed forms include present: doy, dais; preterite: di, diste, dio. Highlighted forms include spelling changes that preserve pronunciation as well as irregular stems and endings.

Questions about dar

How do you conjugate dar in the present?

The present forms are doy, das, da, damos, dais, dan, in the order yo, tú, él/ella/usted, nosotros, vosotros and ellos/ellas/ustedes.

What is the preterite of dar?

di, diste, dio, dimos, disteis, dieron. For example, di means “I gave”.

Is dar irregular?

Dar differs from the regular endings in the present, preterite. Changed forms include present: doy, dais; preterite: di, diste, dio. Highlighted forms include spelling changes that preserve pronunciation as well as irregular stems and endings.

What is the difference between the preterite and imperfect of dar?

The preterite (di) presents a completed event; the imperfect (daba) gives a past habit or background situation. The English glosses are “I gave” and “I used to give”, but context determines the best translation.

What are the future and conditional of dar?

The yo forms are daré (“I will give”) and daría (“I would give”). The full charts above include every person.

What does dar mean?

Dar means to give.

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